While Israel traditionally sticks to ambiguous responses, these latest examples and others suggest that may be changing. Iran also broke its silence and chose to publicly discuss some of these incidents.

Maryland labor officials said Monday that they have found 508,000 “potentially fraudulent” unemployment claims in the past six weeks, the latest response from the Hogan administration.

Cyber insurance providers are raising premiums and limiting coverage in the face of escalating numbers of ransomware attacks, just as organizations are clamoring for more protection.

Of the highest 1,000 grossing apps on the App Store, nearly two percent are scams, according to an analysis by The Washington Post. These apps have resulted in $48 million worth of losses for users.

The Transportation Security Administration will issue a security directive this week requiring pipeline companies to report cyber incidents to federal authorities, senior DHS officials said.

The documents posted Wednesday ran into the hundreds of pages and included names, Social Security numbers, phone numbers, financial and housing records, job histories, and polygraph assessments.

Radixx, a technology provider, says a malware attack triggered a dayslong outage that has caused reservations systems to crash at about 20 low-cost airlines around the world.

After decades of not using a huge chunk of the Internet, the Pentagon has given control of millions of IP addresses to a previously unknown company called Global Resource Systems LLC.

As a part of the effort to combat the rise in attacks, nonprofit group Center for Internet Security (CIS) this month launched a free ransomware protection service for private U.S. hospitals.

The disastrous Russian hack of federal government networks last year relied on a powerful new trick: Digital spies penetrated so deeply that they were able to impersonate any user they wanted.