1. The first was the North Korean hack against Sony in November 2014.

2. That personal information was lost in the hack is not in dispute.

3. You can always buy a Nexus or even hack up your device to get an Android experience.

4. The hack shows just how vulnerable we all are to data breaches.

5. It was also unclear if stolen information was used to hack into other systems.

6. Federal and state officials are focusing on five possible ways to hack the election.

7. Today, the change seems to be dealing with a major hack of private account data.

8. You typically get text alerts immediately when someone is trying to hack into your account.

9. In the event of a hack, that encrypted data is all but useless.

10. It can be used to easily hack websites and private internet communications.

11. The Obama administration has not attributed the hack to the Chinese government.

12. No hack attack so far has hit level five, a source familiar with the policy discussions said.

13. After the Sony hack, cybersecurity is once again high on the agenda of lawmakers.

14. Someone could hack into your mobile phone and get into your room.

15. A similar tactic was used to hack into a safe.