Alibaba Falls Victim to Chinese Web Crawler in Large Data Leak
A Chinese software developer trawled
Alibaba Group Holding Ltd.
’s popular Taobao shopping website for…
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DraftKings Shares Fall After Hindenburg Unveils Short Position
Shares of DraftKings Inc. slid as much as 12% on Tuesday after short seller Hindenburg Research said that the sports-betting firm’s gambling-technology…
Hackers Target Videogame Publishers for Ransom, Source Code
Gamers have struggled for years with hackers who cheat and take over accounts. Now, videogame studios are coming under serious attack, prompting them to step…
Puerto Rico’s Power Distributor Suffered a Cyberattack Hours Before a Devastating Fire
Puerto Rico’s main power provider suffered a cyberattack shortly before a fire at a substation in San Juan Thursday caused blackouts for hundreds of…
European Privacy Ruling Could Mean More Scrutiny of Companies
The European Union’s top court is set to weigh in Tuesday on whether a privacy regulator in one country can sanction a company if its headquarters is in…
Apple Subpoenas Prompt Internal Review, Calls for William Barr, Jeff Sessions to Testify
WASHINGTON—The Justice Department’s internal watchdog and Senate Democrats both vowed to investigate the Trump administration’s secret seizure of…
WSJ News Exclusive | McDonald’s Hit by Data Breach
McDonald’s Corp.
MCD 1.35%
said hackers stole some data from its systems in…
The Ruthless Hackers Behind Ransomware Attacks on U.S. Hospitals: ‘They Do Not Care’
A ransomware attack on a national hospital chain nearly brought Las Vegas hospitals to their knees. Another attack in Oregon abruptly shut down alerts tied…
Germany Shuts Door on Patent Trolls
Until now, patent owners were able to almost instantly obtain temporary bans from courts on the sale of products accused of patent infringement. That and a…
Ransomware Attack Roiled Meat Giant JBS, Then Spilled Over to Farmers and Restaurants
Employees at the U.S. division of JBS SA, the world’s largest meat company, noticed something wrong in their computer systems over Memorial Day…