White House urges crackdown on US telecoms after 'Salt Typhoon' breach
The White House urged the FCC to force U.S. telecoms to improve security after nine were breached in the "Salt Typhoon" Chinese hacking campaign.| USA TODAY
The White House urged the FCC to force U.S. telecoms to improve security after nine were breached in the "Salt Typhoon" Chinese hacking campaign.| USA TODAY
The order by Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche is in keeping with Trump's embrace of digital currencies.| USA TODAY
The Department of Energy and other government agencies were hit by a global cyber-attack. Some of the hits were linked to China and possibly Russia| USA TODAY
Cybersecurity officials released a joint advisory with the FBI warning against the increasing threat of Medusa ransomware.| USA TODAY
Scam texts demanding money for fake unpaid tolls are still circling from coast-to-coast. Watch out for these kinds of links in particular.| USA TODAY
Two dozen Canadian nationals were charged for their alleged roles in a scheme that targeted seniors by posing as relatives asking for emergency bail.| USA TODAY
Federal officials and experts are warning that Hurricane Helene victims in six states are likely to be set upon by con artists and charlatans.| USA TODAY
The EPA issued an enforcement alert Monday detailing "urgent cybersecurity threats and vulnerabilities" to community drinking water systems.| USA TODAY
A Russian man behind the “world’s most prolific ransomware” used to steal over $100 million was unmasked in a 26-count indictment.| USA TODAY
Learn how to protect your wealth from one of the most prominent forms of cybersecurity attacks.| USA TODAY
Consumers lost $66 million to crypto ATM fraud in the first six months of 2024, the Federal Trade Commission said. The money often cannot be recovered.| USA TODAY
Scammers have expanded their tactics when targeting senior citizens. Two experts offer tips on how to protect yourself or someone you know.| USA TODAY
The FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center is reporting an uptick in cybercriminals using couriers for scams. Expert says it is a change in playbook.| USA TODAY
Digital Forensics Corporation is known for trying to help sextortion victims. But a USA TODAY investigation found complaints of inflated claims and hefty prices.| USA TODAY
