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Colonial Pipeline said Wednesday that it has resumed gas pipeline operations after it was forced to halt after being hit with a cyberattack last week. Across North Carolina, for example, 71% of ...

Colonial Pipeline CEO Joseph Blount told The Wall Street Journal last month that the firm paid the ransom. “I know that’s a highly controversial decision,” he said. But it was the right ...

The cyber attack that shutdown the Colonial pipeline causing a gas panic and stoking fears of gasoline shortages, didn’t actually shut down the pipeline. It impacted the billing system at the ...

The Colonial Pipeline Co. said Monday afternoon it is using a "phased approach" to bring its capacity back online. The system delivers about 45% of the fuel for the East Coast.

Colonial Pipeline was shut down with worst-case scenario in mind, executives say. CEO Joseph Blount and cybersecurity expert Charles Carmakal told a House panel that last month’s breach posed a ...

Colonial Pipeline CEO Joseph Blount defended his decision to shut down his company’s operations and to pay a ransom last month to criminals who locked up its IT systems, telling lawmakers ...

Colonial Pipeline cyberattacker ‘DarkSide’: What to know The White House has not said if Colonial has paid any ransom over the hacking, and government officials washed their hands of the decision.

The Colonial Pipeline has returned to operations following a cyberattack that snarled gas supply for the eastern U.S. for days, according to Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm.

The cyberattackers that compromised Colonial Pipeline's systems demanded "millions" of dollars in ransom, sources briefed on the investigation told ABC News, and the company declined to comment ...

Colonial Pipeline storage tanks are seen in Woodbridge, N.J., Monday, May 10, 2021. Gasoline futures are ticking higher following a cyberextortion attempt on the Colonial Pipeline, a vital U.S ...

The chief executive of the massive fuel pipeline hit by ransomware said Tuesday that authorizing a multimillion-dollar payment to hackers was the right thing to do after an attack that prompted a ...