Breach

Hackers compromised cash registers at campus dining locations at the University of California, Riverside to hijack credit and debit card numbers.

Filipino authorities said they have arrested members of a terrorist-funded racket that was responsible for hacking telephone networks of telecommunications firms.

The unencrypted data of 4.2 million Sutter Health patients went missing last month, and now the health care providers faces legal action.

Attackers attempted to use automated technologies to link AT&T telephone numbers with online accounts.

As the threat landscape worsens, efforts by security professionals to defend networks are hampered by tight budgets, participants on a panel agreed at Wednesday's SC Congress New York.

Northern California-based Sutter Health is the second major health care organization to fall victim to a major breach of unencrypted data.

The Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) sounded an alert at least two months before a massive internet intrusion was spotted at the Treasury Board of Canada.