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Turkey's MIT has saved a renowned Palestinian hacker behind the disruption of Israel’s Iron Dome system from Mossad agents.

About 80 per cent of affected firms have reportedly opted to pay hackers in a bid to protect their data, but one analyst tells CNA each ransom payment subsidises roughly nine future attacks.

Authorities in Moscow continue to struggle to stem the tide of data breaches from hackers inside and outside Ukraine, who have been one of the unsung heroes in the resistance to the Russian invasion.

Authorities in Moscow continue to struggle to stem the tide of data breaches from hackers inside and outside Ukraine, who have been one of the unsung heroes in the resistance to the Russian invasion.

The war in Ukraine is not just being fought on the ground. The battle for dominance increasingly happens on the digital field, where a worldwide network of cyber-soldiers conduct attacks to disrupt Russia's war effort, from the outside and inside too.

According to a study by NordPass, the most common password could be cracked in less than a second.

A hacker told the FBI earlier this year that he sold access to the personal data of Marriott hotel customers on a Russian forum, according to a search warrant obtained...

Delivery platform Dolly.com suffered from a ransomware attack recently. Despite paying the hackers with a ransom, the customer data got leaked in an instant.

Things in Chicago Are So Bad That Venezuelan Illegals Are Fleeing Back to Venezuela By David Greyson Nov. 12, 2023 8:00 pm When illegals from

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