Federal authorities announced Thursday the arrest of a man in Alabama, accusing him of participating in the hack of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s X account earlier this year. Eric ...

The Cardano Foundation’s X account was compromised by a malicious actor on Dec. 8. The hacker promoted a fake “ADAsol” token and falsely claimed that the Cardano Foundation would cease supporting ADA ...

Update, Mar. 4, 2025: This story, originally published Mar. 3, now includes a statement from Google regarding the Gmail account recovery methods described in the article, as well as getting human help ...

As markets transitioned to electronic systems, a family of manipulation emerged, putting hacking and cybersecurity at the heart of the crime. In this month’s analysis, we’ll examine hacking’s role in ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- The I-Team investigated a Grubhub account hack and one woman's beef with the popular food delivery website. Grubhub calls it an "isolated incident." An Oak Park woman said someone in ...

The compromised social media account is merely the latest in a string of hacking incidents on X over the last several months. Litecoin's (LTC) X social media account was briefly hacked on Jan. 11 by a ...

(WJAR) — It's a hotel hack that's costing customers thousands. Customers who made hotel reservations through Booking.com are being duped into sending scammers what they think are payments for their ...

Given the significance of the political landscape on Election Day, there have naturally been hundreds of thousands sharing their political beliefs on social media Tuesday. But one person decided to do ...

Eric Council Jr., the man accused of hacking the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC) X account in January 2024, has pleaded guilty to conspiracy charges related to identity theft and ...

Crypto scammers hacked the New York Post’s X account. Instead of posting a wallet-draining link, the hacker sent out invites to a podcast. On-chain pundits and investigators warned about the growing ...

Nowadays, double-clicking on something on a website without thinking can set you up for hackers to reach your information. A new hacking trick called "doubleclickjacking" turns your ordinary action ...