Breach

President Obama signed an Executive Order at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau calling for enhanced security measures, including microchips and PINs.

Mudit Grover's personal information was published online after a hacker, Team Danny, took control of the site.

Malicious software installed on Sept. 24 may have compromised personal information for visitors that made purchases between May 12 and Aug. 28.

A routine traffic stop in Texas resulted in two men being arrested for possession of criminal devices.

The settlement brings some resolve to the 2012 breach, where the bank lost unencrypted backup tapes.

The Corporate Challenge site was one of many avenues tested by persistent attackers, reports reveal.

Settings for an internal file server were inadvertently modified, making graduate school applications accessible to anyone with Marquette University login credentials.

Replacing the card would likely cost the South Korean government about $650 million and businesses would pay out billions to upgrade systems.