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FedEx's TNT Express subsidiary was cyber attacked, disrupting operations and communications systems, the company announced Wednesday. » Read More
Phil Quade, Fortinet chief information security officer, and Adam Meyers, Crowdstrike VP of intelligence, discuss Tuesday’s massive cyberattack that swept across Europe. » Read More |
A virus affecting businesses throughout Europe is demanding a $300 ransom, paid in bitcoin, from victims. » Read More |
By: Arjun Kharpal
Over 12,000 machines in around 65 countries including the United States have been hit by the cyberattack. » Read More |
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A cyber attack wreaked havoc around the globe on Wednesday, disrupting operations at ports from Mumbai to Los Angeles and halting production at a chocolate factory in Australia.
Those behind the cyberattack affecting Europe have only succeeded in receiving a total of nearly 4 bitcoins, worth just $9621.
Corey Thomas, Rapid7 president & CEO, discusses the latest international cyber attack and why so many computers are still vulnerable.
CNBC's Arjun Kharpal discusses recent cyber attacks and how they differ to the May 2017 WannaCry ransomware cybersecurity breaches.
Michael Chertoff said global cooperation is needed to combat the "growing epidemic" of cyberattacks.
The company handles around 25 percent of all containers shipped on the key Asia-Europe route.
Michael Chertoff, former secretary of Homeland Security, discusses the latest cyber attack impacting some private companies around the world.
The latest global cyberattack is a reminder that the era of cyber insecurity is here, expert John Carlin told CNBC.
CNBC's Eamon Javers reports the latest on the companies and governments affected by the cyber attack.
John Carlin, chairman of Aspen Institute cybersecurity and technology program, discusses the risks businesses and governments face in the latest cyber attack.
CNBC's Seema Mody reports on the latest companies affected in the cyber attack.
Company, industry and government officials across Europe reported serious intrusions, including at the Ukrainian power grid.
"When you try to find the motive, it's hard to understand," Leo Taddeo, a former FBI agent, tells CNBC.
Leo Taddeo, former FBI special agent in charge, discussed the cyber attack wave that affected multiple organizations and the Ukrainian government.
CNBC's Eamon Javers reports the latest on a wave of cyber attacks that impacted the world's largest advertising agency and the Ukraine government.
A major wave of cyber attack worldwide disrupted computers at Russia's biggest oil company, Ukranian banks and multinational firms.
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