California man sues T-Mobile after losing digital cash
A California man has filed a federal lawsuit against T-Mobile over a criminal hack that cost him $450,000 in Bitcoin.
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A California man has filed a federal lawsuit against T-Mobile over a criminal hack that cost him $450,000 in Bitcoin.
Federal authorities have opened an investigation against a reporter who tweeted from inside the U.S. Capitol building during a riot on January 6.
Photographs of driver’s licenses are said to be among a trove of data compromised from the conservative-leaning social media website.
A judge said America’s prison system could create a dangerous environment for Julian Assange given his mental condition.
Hackers have hit T-Mobile and compromised some customer data for the third time in less than two years.
The operator of an illegal streaming television service has agreed to pay Dish Network more than $15 million for pirating and re-distributing its satellite signal.
The issue stems from IAC’s development of Chrome browser extensions, which Google said were misleading and spammy.
More than 3 million passwords were dumped on the dark web, researchers say.
As part of a cyber security test, the newspaper publisher told employees by email they qualified for bonuses that didn’t exist.
In an article detailing this month’s massive Twitter Bitcoin scam, Bloomberg said contractors were allowed broad access to user accounts.