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Ukraine Crisis: Disney, Warner Bros, Sony Pictures Halt Film Releases in Russia
Disney, Warner Bros., and Sony Pictures are suspending the release of their films in theaters in Russia after Moscow's assault on Ukraine, the companies announced separately.
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SonyLIV Fixes Flaw That Could Let Attackers Fetch Sensitive User Information
SonyLIV has fixed a security flaw that existed in one of its APIs used for login functions. The flaw could have allowed attackers to fetch sensitive user information such as profile picture, email address, date of birth, and phone number of SonyLIV’s registered users.
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North Korea, Cyber-Attacks, and 'Lazarus': What We Really Know
With the dust now settling after "WannaCry," the biggest ransomware attack in history, cybersecurity experts are taking a deep dive into how it was carried out.
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Union Bank Cyber-Attack Similar to Bangladesh Heist: Report
The attempt closely resembled the cybertheft last year of more than $81 million from the Bangladesh central bank's account, WSJ reported.
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Bangladesh Heist Linked to Attack on Sony: BAE Researchers
"What initially looked to be an isolated incident at one Asian bank turned out to be part of a wider campaign."
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Destructive Hacking Attacks Spread in Wake of Breaches at Sony: FireEye
FireEye said in its report on trends over the past year that so-called ransomware had afflicted hundreds of companies in addition to consumers.
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Sony Pictures Hackers Linked to Breaches in China, India, Japan: Report
The coalition concluded in a report released on Wednesday that the hackers were government-backed.
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Sony to Pay Up to $8 Million in 'Interview' Hacking Lawsuit
Sony has also agreed to pay up to $3.49 million to cover legal fees and costs, according to court papers.
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Sony Pictures Settles Lawsuit With Former Workers Over 'Interview' Hack
The former workers had said Sony's negligence caused them economic harm.
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FBI Understaffed to Tackle Cyber Threats, Says Watchdog
The FBI budgeted $314 million on the program for the 2014 fiscal year, including 1,333 full-time employees
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Ukraine Crisis: Disney, Warner Bros, Sony Pictures Halt Film Releases in Russia
Disney, Warner Bros., and Sony Pictures are suspending the release of their films in theaters in Russia after Moscow's assault on Ukraine, the companies announced separately.
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SonyLIV Fixes Flaw That Could Let Attackers Fetch Sensitive User Information
SonyLIV has fixed a security flaw that existed in one of its APIs used for login functions. The flaw could have allowed attackers to fetch sensitive user information such as profile picture, email address, date of birth, and phone number of SonyLIV’s registered users.
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North Korea, Cyber-Attacks, and 'Lazarus': What We Really Know
With the dust now settling after "WannaCry," the biggest ransomware attack in history, cybersecurity experts are taking a deep dive into how it was carried out.
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Union Bank Cyber-Attack Similar to Bangladesh Heist: Report
The attempt closely resembled the cybertheft last year of more than $81 million from the Bangladesh central bank's account, WSJ reported.
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Bangladesh Heist Linked to Attack on Sony: BAE Researchers
"What initially looked to be an isolated incident at one Asian bank turned out to be part of a wider campaign."
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Destructive Hacking Attacks Spread in Wake of Breaches at Sony: FireEye
FireEye said in its report on trends over the past year that so-called ransomware had afflicted hundreds of companies in addition to consumers.
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Sony Pictures Hackers Linked to Breaches in China, India, Japan: Report
The coalition concluded in a report released on Wednesday that the hackers were government-backed.
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Sony to Pay Up to $8 Million in 'Interview' Hacking Lawsuit
Sony has also agreed to pay up to $3.49 million to cover legal fees and costs, according to court papers.
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Sony Pictures Settles Lawsuit With Former Workers Over 'Interview' Hack
The former workers had said Sony's negligence caused them economic harm.
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FBI Understaffed to Tackle Cyber Threats, Says Watchdog
The FBI budgeted $314 million on the program for the 2014 fiscal year, including 1,333 full-time employees
