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Rome Health is still struggling with the Change Healthcare cyber attack that targeted insurance payments, rendering them unable to process thousands of claims.

Teaching in the modern world means relying heavily on internet usage and that has exploded during the pandemic. On Friday it was learned that some New York school districts, potentially locally, have been targets of cyberattacks. The hackers were able to retrieve private information from teachers in an attempt to scam the state of New York, fraudulently filing for unemployment.

Every so often, we hear about an ATM that was somehow hacked locally and it usually catches us by surprise. Now, the FBI is warning us that a bank heist is likely soon and will affect millions globally.

If you have a home or office router, the FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation) is urging you to reboot it to protect your information. They say that hackers may be able to steal your important data.

The FDA is issuing a huge recall on certain pacemakers because hackers have found a way to turn off half of a million devices.

We're surrounded by technology everywhere and a good part of our life depends on it so of course it's the first thing someone would want to attack. Recently you may have seen in the news the word "Ransomware" being thrown around, let me explain.

This holiday season you may have done more online shopping than usual as the trend becomes bigger each year. But, was your credit card and personal information at risk more than before? It's possible.

Do you have your phone number anywhere on Facebook.  Bad idea.  Very bad.  Here's why.

"Hey, I have virus protection on my fancy, fancy laptop.  That's definitely enough to keep the hackers away, right?"  Not so fast...

Here we go, first it was the celebrities photos and now everyone's?

There are so many internet hacks and scams going on lately it's hard to keep up.  Check this one out- this is scary!  But I'll calm you down with a cute app for kids and more

It's ironic I stumbled upon this information this morning because when I first got my new smartphone it did dawn on me my phone could be the target of a cyber attack.  And then just last week, Jeff Levack asked our digital specialist if phones could one day be susceptible to viruses or hackers.