Cyberespionage
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US and Allies Accuse China of Global Hacking Spree, Chinese Embassy Denies
The United States and its allies accused China of a global cyberespionage campaign, mustering an unusually broad coalition of countries to publicly call out Beijing for hacking.
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Israeli Charged in Global Hacker-for-Hire Scheme Wants Plea Deal, Court Filing Shows
An Israeli private detective detained in New York since 2019 on charges of involvement in a hacker-for-hire scheme wants a plea deal, according to a letter filed in court by his lawyer.
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Russia Dismisses Hacking Reports as 'Unsavoury'
Moscow on Thursday dismissed media reports that Russian hackers piggybacked on an Iranian cyber-espionage operation to attack government and industry organisations in dozens of countries as an "unsavoury" interpretation of a security report.
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Cyberespionage Campaign Targets UN Relief Agencies, International Red Cross: Researchers
A coordinated cyberespionage campaign using phishing to harvest passwords from mobile phones and computers has targeted UN relief agencies, the International Red Cross, and other non-governmental organisations groups for the past 10 months, a cybersecurity firm reported.
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Kaspersky Lab Software Banned for Sensitive Computers by Lithuania
Kaspersky Lab software will be removed from computers that control critical infrastructure such as energy, finance or transport including those run by private companies.
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CIA Pulled Officers From China After Government Hack: Report
While the hacks targeting the US Office of Personnel Management this year have been widely blamed on China, Beijing has denied all involvement.
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Kremlin-Backed Hackers Spying on Europe, Asia, US: F-Secure
The report "links a number of state-sponsored cyber attacks to a hacking group engaged in Russian intelligence gathering."
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Britain warned businesses of China spy threat
British business executives dealing with China were given a formal warning more than a year ago by Britain's security service, MI5, that Chinese intelligence agencies were engaged in a wide-ranging effort to hack into British companies' computers.
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US and Allies Accuse China of Global Hacking Spree, Chinese Embassy Denies
The United States and its allies accused China of a global cyberespionage campaign, mustering an unusually broad coalition of countries to publicly call out Beijing for hacking.
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Israeli Charged in Global Hacker-for-Hire Scheme Wants Plea Deal, Court Filing Shows
An Israeli private detective detained in New York since 2019 on charges of involvement in a hacker-for-hire scheme wants a plea deal, according to a letter filed in court by his lawyer.
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Russia Dismisses Hacking Reports as 'Unsavoury'
Moscow on Thursday dismissed media reports that Russian hackers piggybacked on an Iranian cyber-espionage operation to attack government and industry organisations in dozens of countries as an "unsavoury" interpretation of a security report.
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Cyberespionage Campaign Targets UN Relief Agencies, International Red Cross: Researchers
A coordinated cyberespionage campaign using phishing to harvest passwords from mobile phones and computers has targeted UN relief agencies, the International Red Cross, and other non-governmental organisations groups for the past 10 months, a cybersecurity firm reported.
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Kaspersky Lab Software Banned for Sensitive Computers by Lithuania
Kaspersky Lab software will be removed from computers that control critical infrastructure such as energy, finance or transport including those run by private companies.
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CIA Pulled Officers From China After Government Hack: Report
While the hacks targeting the US Office of Personnel Management this year have been widely blamed on China, Beijing has denied all involvement.
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Kremlin-Backed Hackers Spying on Europe, Asia, US: F-Secure
The report "links a number of state-sponsored cyber attacks to a hacking group engaged in Russian intelligence gathering."
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Britain warned businesses of China spy threat
British business executives dealing with China were given a formal warning more than a year ago by Britain's security service, MI5, that Chinese intelligence agencies were engaged in a wide-ranging effort to hack into British companies' computers.
