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LockBit hackers initially threatened Boeing that they would leak 4GB of files if the latter did not comply with its request. However, the aerospace firm refused to pay a ransom.

 Terminal operations resumed at DP World Australia’s four locations after a weekend stoppage due to what government officials described as a “serious”...

DP World Australia, which manages nearly half of the goods that flow in and out of the country, said it was looking into possible data breaches as well as testing systems "crucial for the resumption of normal operations and regular freight movement".

Nearly the entire population of Maine has been affected in a global cyberattack the Russian ransomware gang Clop launched earlier this year that targeted Progress

Operator DP World Australia says teams ‘working diligently to contain the situation and determine impact’

Cybercrimes: A malicious QR code is plastered across billboards or posters and flyers or through email links or on ecommerce sites with a wrong QR code, so the transactions are all routed directly to the fraudsters account. Sometimes the code is used to siphon off money or to install a link, which will help in orchestrating a bigger fraud.

Cybercrime: In a massive data breach, the State of Maine in the US has admitted that hackers got access to personal data of approximately 1.3 million residents, which is close to the states entire population.

The Butte School District was forced to shut down its computer system this week to investigate an unknown breach of the network that serves all the public schools in the city.

International Business News: Industrial & Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) was hit by a cyberattack, forcing it to use a USB stick to send settlement details for US Treasury trades

The US unit of the Industrial & Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) was hit by a cyberattack, causing disruption to US Treasury trades. ICBC had to send s