Breach

Early reports suggest that the news organization being threatened is CNN.

Fraudulent activity on payment cards may trace back to Chick-fil-A purchases.

The National Credit Union Association Inspector General will investigate how a thumb drive containing PII went missing and why it took so long for the breach to be reported.

Norse Corporation reportedly had discussions with the FBI, but officials are still saying that North Korea is responsible for the attack on Sony.

Leaked documents show the U.S. lobbying for major companies to be pursued in American courts rather than in host countries where they operate.

Roughly 13,000 usernames and passwords, as well as credit card numbers, expiration dates and video game registration codes, were reportedly leaked on the day after Christmas.

In a letter to workers impacted by the breach, the company shares that the incident took place in the first week of December.

More than 7,000 individuals are being notified by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs that their personal information may be at risk.