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Frank Bajak
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Major Outage at Amazon Disrupts Businesses Across the U.S.
The incident impacted everything from auto dealerships to Amazon's e-commerce operation.
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Microsoft: Russia Behind 58% of Detected State-Backed Hacks
It mostly targeted government agencies and think tanks in the U.S.
Software
Iowa Farm Cooperative Hit by Ransomware, Systems Go Offline
The attack hit just as Iowa's corn and soy harvesting is getting under way.
Software
Russia-Based Ransomware Gang Offline, Cause Unclear
The group was responsible for the Memorial Day ransomware attack on the meat processor JBS.
Safety
NSA Discloses Hacking Methods it Says Are Used by Russia
Attacks have been attempted on hundreds of government agencies, energy companies and other organizations.
Operations
US Recovers Most of Ransom Paid After Colonial Pipeline Hack
Colonial officials had paid ransom in bitcoin valued at $4.4 million.
Operations
Russian Pleads Guilty to Tesla Ransomware Plot
He offered a Tesla employee $1 million to cripple the electric car company’s massive electric battery plant in Nevada.
Product Development
Apple, Google Team Up
They want to track down people who may have been infected by coronavirus carriers.
Product Development
Voting Machine Reliability Questioned
They are at least twice as expensive as the hand-marked paper ballot option.
Software
Data on 267M Facebook Users Exposed
A database with names, phone numbers and unique user IDs of more than 267 million Facebook users was found on the open internet.
Software
Meet the Scholar Who Diagnosed 'Surveillance Capitalism'
The unflattering term evokes how companies monetize the details of our lives to make billions.
Software
DOJ Charges 2 Russians in 'Evil Corp.' Cybertheft Ring
Officials say the group developed malware used to steal at least $100 million from banks and other financial institutions.