Comcast spokeswoman Jennifer Khoury said this morning that the hijacking had been reversed, but some users were still unable to access Comcast.net and Web-based e-mail.

Comcast's high-speed Internet subscribers have long been rumored to be an unusually persistent source of junk e-mail. Now someone from Comcast is confirming it. "We're the biggest spammer on the ...

NEW YORK (AP) — Hackers took over Comcast Corp.’s Web portal for several hours overnight, denying 14.1 million subscribers access to the cable company’s site for e-mail, news and … ...

Comcast e-mail customers in Colorado and nationwide were unable to log on to their accounts Wednesday night after a hacking incident. The company’s Web portal, Comcast.net, was down.

Comcast e-mail servers experienced an outage, according to the company's Twitter feed and this message on Comcast.net. A fix arrived hours after expected. Comcast Users of the company's e-mail ...

Got me an email from "Comcast Security Assurance <CSA-noreply@comcast.net>" at my comcast.net account (which I don't really use, it's getting forwarded to my regular email account). The subject is ...

Regarding our continuing saga transitioning from @home to the Comcast High-Speed Internet Service: Email update When we last left off, we had finally solved the connection failure that resulted ...

Cable giant Comcast was the victim of a DNS hijacking beginning late Wednesday and into early Thursday, in which its internet homepage, Comcast.net, was redirected to a page boasting of the attack ...