Jeff Goldman

Andrew Ware was involved in a stolen identity tax refund scheme claiming a total of $137,132 in fraudulent refunds.

The unidentified hacker stole approximately $50,000 in Bitcoins.

The unencrypted drive contained 92 patients' personal information, along with data on drug prescriptions.

Job applicants' user names, passwords, names, Social Security numbers, driver's license numbers and birthdates may have been accessed.

The customer files were offered for sale to rogue traders, according to an anonymous whistleblower.

As many as 20,000 employees' personal information may have been exposed.

An undisclosed number of employees' names and Social Security numbers were accidentally exposed.

An undisclosed number of customers' names, bank routing numbers and bank account numbers were mistakenly exposed.

The company says any hacker who uncovers and responsibly discloses a critical security flaw in the app will be given a reward of up to $100,000.

Bosung Shim was sentenced to three months in prison and ordered to pay $31,653.24 in restitution.

Employees' names, compensation and Social Security numbers were accessed.

Current and former employees' names, addresses, Social Security numbers and payroll benefit deduction amounts may have been exposed.