Nov 1 (Reuters) - Ukraine's Air Force said on Sunday that the public air raid alert app had been hacked. The app for a short ...

A smartphone app used to warn Ukrainians of impending air Russian air strikes was hacked and manipulated to dispense false ...

Police served search warrants at West Virginia University's Lambda Chi Alpha and Pi Kappa Alpha houses amid fraternity hazing ...

Authorities say there is no threat and have advised the public to stay calm and follow official channels for information.

The app for a ⁠short time showed some areas ‌subject to false nuclear ‌and chemical alerts; temporary local ceasefire expires in southern Kherson. What we know on day 1,713 ...

Israeli forces have withdrawn from several neighborhoods of the West Bank city of Hebron following an 11-day operation, ...

The app's developers have restored some features, including warnings about drone and missile threats, while temporarily disabling the display of aerial assets on the map.

Marshall County Sheriff Phil Sims said his deputies assisted ICE in the operations that took place across Lawrence, Marshall, ...

Ukraine's air raid alert system was hacked late on Nov. 1, the Air Force said as sirens sounded across the country, falsely ...

Ukraine reports hacked air raid alerts carrying fake chemical and radiation warnings, while Russia says its emergency app was targeted in a major cyberattack spreading false public safety information.

More than 70 people reportedly attended, paying Rs 1,500 each. Cops are examining allegations that organisers paid Rs 6,000 ...