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US Investigators Point to China in Marriott Hack Affecting 500 Million Travellers
US government investigators increasingly believe that Chinese state hackers likely were responsible for the massive breach reported last month of Marriott's Starwood chain hotel reservation system.
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Apple, Amazon Deny Report on Chinese Spy Chips on Their Servers
The Chinese government, Apple, Amazon and other involved companies have disputed the report.
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The 21st-Century Russian Sleeper Agent Is A Troll With An American Accent
Not long after Marat Mindiyarov started working at the Internet Research Agency, the Russian troll factory indicted by the US Justice Department on Friday, he began hearing about the coveted "Facebook Department." There, workers could earn more money and work alongside a younger, hipper crowd. But to gain entry, job candidates had to prove they cou...
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Clues Point To Possible North Korean Involvement In Massive Cyberattack
Security researchers have found digital clues in the malware used in last weekend's global ransomware attack that might indicate North Korea is involved, although they caution the evidence is not conclusive.
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'International Attack': 'Ransomware' Cripples Computers Worldwide
Hackers unleashed an attack that disabled computers in dozens of nations Friday using a software flaw that once was part of the National Security Agency's surveillance tool kit.
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WikiLeaks: CIA Is Using Popular TVs, Smartphones And Cars To Spy On Their Owners
The latest revelations about the U.S. government's powerful hacking tools potentially take surveillance right into the homes and pockets of billions of users worldwide, showing how everyday devices can be turned to spy on their owners.
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US Investigators Point to China in Marriott Hack Affecting 500 Million Travellers
US government investigators increasingly believe that Chinese state hackers likely were responsible for the massive breach reported last month of Marriott's Starwood chain hotel reservation system.
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Apple, Amazon Deny Report on Chinese Spy Chips on Their Servers
The Chinese government, Apple, Amazon and other involved companies have disputed the report.
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The 21st-Century Russian Sleeper Agent Is A Troll With An American Accent
Not long after Marat Mindiyarov started working at the Internet Research Agency, the Russian troll factory indicted by the US Justice Department on Friday, he began hearing about the coveted "Facebook Department." There, workers could earn more money and work alongside a younger, hipper crowd. But to gain entry, job candidates had to prove they cou...
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Clues Point To Possible North Korean Involvement In Massive Cyberattack
Security researchers have found digital clues in the malware used in last weekend's global ransomware attack that might indicate North Korea is involved, although they caution the evidence is not conclusive.
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'International Attack': 'Ransomware' Cripples Computers Worldwide
Hackers unleashed an attack that disabled computers in dozens of nations Friday using a software flaw that once was part of the National Security Agency's surveillance tool kit.
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WikiLeaks: CIA Is Using Popular TVs, Smartphones And Cars To Spy On Their Owners
The latest revelations about the U.S. government's powerful hacking tools potentially take surveillance right into the homes and pockets of billions of users worldwide, showing how everyday devices can be turned to spy on their owners.
