Disney takes London audiences back to Ancient Greece with its new musical “Hercules”, bringing alive its 1997 animation on ...

An investigation is now underway into an alleged security breach at Prime Ministers residence yesterday. Police Commissioner ...

A man allegedly injured after an ill-fated trip down a waterslide at Walt Disney World is suing the theme park giant for $50,000 in damages — even though he was more than 30 pounds over the ride ...

A Man Was Allegedly Injured on a Disney World Water Slide While 34 Lbs. Over Ride Weight Limit. Now, He’s Suing the Park The man sustained “permanent catastrophic injuries” on the park’s ...

Walt Disney World is facing a lawsuit after a man was hurt on a high-speed water slide at its Blizzard Beach water park, according to a complaint filed Thursday.

The Spectacular Spider-Man star Josh Keaton has revealed his frustrations with how Disney handled the show during its initial run. Spider-Man is one of the most storied characters in all of ...

A California man has pleaded guilty to hacking an employee of The Walt Disney Company by tricking the person into running a malicious version of a widely used open source AI image-generation tool.

Disney files and personal employee data were stolen and leaked by a man hacking into the employee’s computer and accessing the company’s Slack, feds say.

TL;DR: A Californian man, Ryan Kramer, pleaded guilty to hacking Disney’s Slack channel and stealing 1.1TB of confidential data using malware disguised as an AI image tool.

A California man has pleaded guilty to hacking a Disney employee’s personal computer last year and stealing more than 1 terabyte of confidential data. Santa Clarita resident Ryan Mitchell Kramer ...

California Man Pleads Guilty to Disney Hack That Revealed Financial and Strategy Secrets. Last year, a trove of internal company data detailing sensitive information not typically disclosed to ...

A California man has pleaded guilty to hacking a Disney employee’s personal computer last year and stealing more than 1 terabyte of confidential data. Santa Clarita resident Ryan Mitchell Kramer ...