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JD Vance's 'Shadow Broker' Role: How Trump's Veep Delivered Iran Truce
US Vice-President JD Vance, a sceptic of the war on Iran, helped broker a two-week ceasefire via backchannel talks with Tehran officials facilitated by Pakistan.
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Blame Game for Cyber-Attacks Grows Murkier as Spying, Crime Tools Mix
Security experts refer to this as "the attribution problem", using technical evidence to assign blame for cyber-attacks in order to take appropriate legal and political responses.
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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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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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WannaCry Ransomware Cyber-Attacks Are Good Business for Security Firms
As for most cyber-security firms, highly publicised cyber-attacks are good for business, even though experts say such attacks underscore the industry's failings.
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WannaCry Ransomware: Stellar Data Recovery Claims to Have a Solution Locked Files
Stellar Data Recovery on Friday claimed it has cracked the ransomware at its R&D labs and is currently working on five cases from India.
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WannaCry Ransomware: French Researchers Find Last-Ditch Cure to Unlock Files
A loose-knit team of security researchers scattered across the globe said they collaborated to develop a workaround to unlock the encryption key for files hit in the global attack.
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WannaCry Attacks: Microsoft Criticised for Not Offering Free Patches to 'Unsupported' Windows XP Users Earlier
Before WannaCry attacks, Microsoft charged Windows XP customers for software patches that would've fixed the vulnerability.
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WannaCry Ransomware: Cyber-Attack Eases, Shadow Brokers Threatens to Sell Code
The fast-spreading cyber-extortion campaign, which has infected more than 300,000 computers worldwide since Friday, eased for second day on Tuesday.
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WannaCry Ransomware: Cyber-Attack Oddities Puzzle Cyber-Security Researchers
The ransomware is throwing up several surprises for cyber-security researchers, including how it gained its initial foothold, how it spread so fast and why the hackers are not making much money from it.
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JD Vance's 'Shadow Broker' Role: How Trump's Veep Delivered Iran Truce
US Vice-President JD Vance, a sceptic of the war on Iran, helped broker a two-week ceasefire via backchannel talks with Tehran officials facilitated by Pakistan.
-
Blame Game for Cyber-Attacks Grows Murkier as Spying, Crime Tools Mix
Security experts refer to this as "the attribution problem", using technical evidence to assign blame for cyber-attacks in order to take appropriate legal and political responses.
-
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.
-
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.
-
WannaCry Ransomware Cyber-Attacks Are Good Business for Security Firms
As for most cyber-security firms, highly publicised cyber-attacks are good for business, even though experts say such attacks underscore the industry's failings.
-
WannaCry Ransomware: Stellar Data Recovery Claims to Have a Solution Locked Files
Stellar Data Recovery on Friday claimed it has cracked the ransomware at its R&D labs and is currently working on five cases from India.
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WannaCry Ransomware: French Researchers Find Last-Ditch Cure to Unlock Files
A loose-knit team of security researchers scattered across the globe said they collaborated to develop a workaround to unlock the encryption key for files hit in the global attack.
-
WannaCry Attacks: Microsoft Criticised for Not Offering Free Patches to 'Unsupported' Windows XP Users Earlier
Before WannaCry attacks, Microsoft charged Windows XP customers for software patches that would've fixed the vulnerability.
-
WannaCry Ransomware: Cyber-Attack Eases, Shadow Brokers Threatens to Sell Code
The fast-spreading cyber-extortion campaign, which has infected more than 300,000 computers worldwide since Friday, eased for second day on Tuesday.
-
WannaCry Ransomware: Cyber-Attack Oddities Puzzle Cyber-Security Researchers
The ransomware is throwing up several surprises for cyber-security researchers, including how it gained its initial foothold, how it spread so fast and why the hackers are not making much money from it.
