Hackers scour voting machines for election bugs

Hackers stole the personal data of 57 million customers and drivers from Uber Technologies Inc., a massive breach that the company concealed for more than a year.

A series of recent cyber attacks has netted North Korean hackers millions of dollars in virtual currencies like bitcoin, with more attacks expected as international sanctions drive the country to seek new sources of cash.

Finnish security researchers have found a way to gain access to entire buildings and hotel chains—all it takes is one keycard.

The coalition of civil society organizations for Good Governance and Electoral Integrity in Nigeria (C24) met on 5 November 2018. This was in collaboration with Civil Societies in Nigeria (CSOs).

Hackers sell over 120 Million private messages from Facebook.

Las Vegas Sands first quarter earnings beat expectations, thanks to strong growth and its Macau business. Revenue in the enclave grew 8% even as casino operators there face a profit decline for the first time in three years.

Las Vegas hedges its bets on sports.

From "flying gondolas" to vibrators, the Consumer Electronics Show offers a chance to showcase the newest and shiniest gadgetry. Kicking off Tuesday in Las Vegas, the show will open against the backdrop of mounting concerns on how data gathered from connected devices can be exploited by marketers, governments and hackers.

Plexiglas barriers on blackjack tables, hand sanitizer near slot machines: this is the new normal in Las Vegas, where hotel and casinos are preparing to reopen on June 4, after a 11-week shutdown. Night clubs and show arenas are still closed, but “Vegas is still Vegas” according to MGM International Resorts president and CEO William Hornbuckle.

Russian, Chinese and Iranian hackers have targeted US electoral campaigns less than two months before the vote. Experts said the operations were likely aimed at intelligence gathering as opposed to election meddling.

Microsoft said hackers exploited a bug in its email server software, which affected organizations rather than private accounts.

Facebook has said it blocked a group of Chinese hackers that used the platform to target Uyghur activists living abroad and compromise their security by using surveillance software.