data breach

Washington’s attorney general, Bob Ferguson, is suing Bellevue-based T-Mobile, accusing the company of mishandling a major data breach.

Investigators believe hackers stole at least some of the Social Security numbers and other sensitive personal data of 650,000 current and former Washington state professionals and business owners during a breach of a state database.

The Washington State Department of Licensing says the personal information of potentially millions of licensed professionals may have been exposed because it detected suspicious activity on its online licensing system.

Updated: 11:35 a.m.: The names, Social Security numbers and information from driver's licenses or other identification of just over 40 million people who…

A Washington agency examining how the state fell victim to massive unemployment fraud last year said Monday that files on 1.6 million claims that it…

In what officials say is the result of human error, University of Washington Medicine mistakenly exposed information from nearly 1 million patients for…

Washington's attorney general is suing Uber over the company's handling of a data breach that affected nearly 11,000 drivers in the state.Attorney General…

The company involved in a data breach involving Northwest fish and game licenses is a vendor the state of Washington has been trying to part ways with...