Texas Defense Contractor ENGlobal Hit by Ransomware Attack, Operations Disrupted
Houston-based ENGlobal Corporation, which serves major U.S. government agencies, was forced to restrict IT system access following a ransomware attack on November 25. The engineering firm is working with cybersecurity experts to investigate the breach while maintaining essential operations.
DOJ Dismantles Major Cybercrime Marketplace PopeyeTools, Charges Three Administrators
U.S. authorities have seized PopeyeTools, a prominent cybercrime marketplace operating since 2016, charging three administrators for trafficking stolen financial data. The platform generated $1.7M in revenue by selling credit card information and bank credentials of over 227,000 victims.
DOJ Pushes to Break Up Google's Empire, Demands Chrome Browser Divestiture
In a bold move following Google's search monopoly ruling, the DOJ seeks court-ordered sale of Chrome browser and potential Android spin-off. The landmark case could reshape tech industry dynamics, with Google's chief legal officer denouncing it as a radical intervention threatening American technology leadership.