Parents quickly learn that the solution to these problems may fall to them. Schools may not even know if they have been hacked, or if these hackers have posted student information on the dark web.

Ragnar Locker #Ransomware group warns the victims: "Dear clients if you want to resolve all issues smoothly, don't ask the Police to do this for you. We will find out and punish with all our effort" .

The stolen Puma data includes the source codes of internal management applications purportedly linked to the company's product management portal. That data could be used by attackers to mount a more sophisticated attack on the company.

T-Mobile continues to work around the clock to forensically analyze and investigate cyber attacks against T-Mobile systems, while also taking a number of proactive steps to protect customers and others whose information may have been compromised.

Consumers should always double check their bank statements to ensure there are no unknown transactions and if there is any suspicious activity, they should contact their bank as soon as possible to freeze the old card and use the new one.

According to reports, the hackers initially tried to demand a ransom from EA for the theft, but released the data after failing to reach an agreement with the company over payment.

Halifax Public Library caused a data breach as a result of Homewood Health, but to date, neither Homewood Health nor its third-party cybersecurity experts have been able to find any evidence of unauthorized access to any Homewood Health customer application systems.

As the incidence of advanced sustainability attacks (APTs) continues to rise, these threats can move laterally across an infected enterprise intranet, with one employee's credentials being enough for a hacker to wreak havoc on an entire enterprise.

A database containing 3.8 billion phone numbers of #Clubhouse users is for sale on #Darknet. It also contains address book contact numbers that users have synced. So even if you haven't logged into Clubhouse, the chances are high that you are in the compromised list.

A former FBI agent who specializes in cybersecurity explores the dark web to show how criminals are exploiting people's information in various marketplaces.