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Nuremberg, Germany, XX February 2022 – As part of its Uptime Alliance, monitoring expert Paessler is cooperating with Moxa, one of the leading providers of automation solutions for industrial networks. Together, the companies enable full visibility of IT and OT networks in industry.

Russia could use cryptocurrency to blunt the force of US sanctions

Honolulu Police say a recent attack on Downtown Honolulus Central Pacific Banks computer system is a warning to be careful who uses your businesss computers and cell phones.

Chinese APT10 state-sponsored hackers carried out a sophisticated organized supply chain attack on Taiwan's financial and securities trading sectors.

Hacker use infected Android devices to register disposable accounts in bulk, which can be abused to create phone-verified accounts.

The agency, dealing with controversy over its decision to use facial recognition software, said it would allow taxpayers to authenticate their accounts with a live, virtual interview.

Researchers reveal details about a destructive wiper malware campaign that targeted Iranian state broadcaster IRIB.

Researchers discover a new Android banking trojan that spread via the Google Play Store and targets customers of dozens of European banks.

Researchers retrieve the master key for unlocking files locked by Hive ransomware by exploiting a flaw in its encryption algorithm.

Kazakhstan’s internet shutdown offers lessons for Russia-Ukraine crisis