Spyware from Israel’s NSO Group was used to hack the mobile phones of a number of U.S. State Department employees, according to two people familiar with the attack.

The European regulator that slapped Amazon.com Inc. with a record 746 million-euro ($844 million) privacy fine told the retail giant to work out for itself how to avoid another round of penalties.

A court ruling striking down the Federal Communications Commission’s ‘solicited fax rule’ was binding throughout the country, and the agency acted properly by repealing the rule in response, a federal appeals court in Manhattan ruled Friday.

California Pizza Kitchen Inc. allegedly acted negligently and failed to safeguard employee data from a breach, according to a proposed class action filed in California federal court.

T-Mobile Polska’s network was target of distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack on Dec. 2, it says on Twitter.

Brian Schnapp’s love of 1960s and 1970s rock music came in handy a few years ago while the Vinson & Elkins counsel was involved in one of the Department of Justice’s largest antitrust cases.