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Chinese Spyware Code ‘Jian’ Was Copied From America's National Security Agency, Researchers Say
Chinese spies used code first developed by the US National Security Agency to support their hacking operations, Israeli researchers said, another indication of how malicious software developed by governments can boomerang against their creators.
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Kaspersky Says It Obtained Suspected NSA Hacking Code From US Computer
Kaspersky said it had stumbled on the code in 2014 when the consumer version of its popular software flagged a zip file as malicious on a US computer.
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Ransomware Attack Sweeps Globe, Researchers See WannaCry Link
Petya ransomware virus includes code known as "Eternal Blue", which was stolen from NSA and was also used in last month's ransomware attack named WannaCry.
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Shadow Brokers Says Will Release More Data in July to Paying Customers
The Shadow Brokers group said in an announcement on the internet that it has not yet determined what files will be in the collection.
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Group Linked To NSA Leaks Says Will Release More Data In July
A group that published hacking tools that security experts believe were stolen from the US National Security Agency said on Tuesday it plans to sell a new batch of stolen code in July to customers willing to pay more than $22,000 for it.
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WannaCry Ransomware: North Korea Denies Role in Global Cyber-Attacks
Up to 300,000 computers in 150 countries were hit by the WannaCry worm, which seizes systems and demands payment in Bitcoin to return control to users.
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The Next Ransomware Attack Will Be Worse Than WannaCry
The ransomware that has affected systems in more than 150 countries recently, WannaCry, made headlines last week, but it doesn't seem to be more virulent or more expensive than other ransomware.
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Group Thought To Be Behind NSA WannaCry Leaks Threatens Sale Of New Tech Secrets
A group that has taken credit for leaking NSA cyber spying tools - including those used in the recent WannaCrypt global ransomware attack - has threatened in a blog it is believed to have authored to release more recent code to enable hackers to break into the world's most widely used computers, software and phones.
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US Security Agency Hacked Pakistani Mobile Networks: WikiLeaks
The US National Security Agency (NSA) operators have hacked into Pakistani mobile networks and have been spying on hundreds of IP addresses in the country, WikiLeaks has claimed. "Hundreds of NSA cyber weapons variants publicly released including code showing hacking of Pakistan mobile system," WikiLeaks tweeted.
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Microsoft to Open Up Code in Brazil to Allay Spy 'Backdoor' Fears
Microsoft has opened a centre in Brazil where officials will be able to inspect its programming code, in an attempt to allay fears that its software are vulnerable to spying.
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Chinese Spyware Code ‘Jian’ Was Copied From America's National Security Agency, Researchers Say
Chinese spies used code first developed by the US National Security Agency to support their hacking operations, Israeli researchers said, another indication of how malicious software developed by governments can boomerang against their creators.
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Kaspersky Says It Obtained Suspected NSA Hacking Code From US Computer
Kaspersky said it had stumbled on the code in 2014 when the consumer version of its popular software flagged a zip file as malicious on a US computer.
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Ransomware Attack Sweeps Globe, Researchers See WannaCry Link
Petya ransomware virus includes code known as "Eternal Blue", which was stolen from NSA and was also used in last month's ransomware attack named WannaCry.
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Shadow Brokers Says Will Release More Data in July to Paying Customers
The Shadow Brokers group said in an announcement on the internet that it has not yet determined what files will be in the collection.
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Group Linked To NSA Leaks Says Will Release More Data In July
A group that published hacking tools that security experts believe were stolen from the US National Security Agency said on Tuesday it plans to sell a new batch of stolen code in July to customers willing to pay more than $22,000 for it.
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WannaCry Ransomware: North Korea Denies Role in Global Cyber-Attacks
Up to 300,000 computers in 150 countries were hit by the WannaCry worm, which seizes systems and demands payment in Bitcoin to return control to users.
-
The Next Ransomware Attack Will Be Worse Than WannaCry
The ransomware that has affected systems in more than 150 countries recently, WannaCry, made headlines last week, but it doesn't seem to be more virulent or more expensive than other ransomware.
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Group Thought To Be Behind NSA WannaCry Leaks Threatens Sale Of New Tech Secrets
A group that has taken credit for leaking NSA cyber spying tools - including those used in the recent WannaCrypt global ransomware attack - has threatened in a blog it is believed to have authored to release more recent code to enable hackers to break into the world's most widely used computers, software and phones.
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US Security Agency Hacked Pakistani Mobile Networks: WikiLeaks
The US National Security Agency (NSA) operators have hacked into Pakistani mobile networks and have been spying on hundreds of IP addresses in the country, WikiLeaks has claimed. "Hundreds of NSA cyber weapons variants publicly released including code showing hacking of Pakistan mobile system," WikiLeaks tweeted.
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Microsoft to Open Up Code in Brazil to Allay Spy 'Backdoor' Fears
Microsoft has opened a centre in Brazil where officials will be able to inspect its programming code, in an attempt to allay fears that its software are vulnerable to spying.
