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An army sergeant major who claimed to have obtained the personal digitalised data of 55 million Thais surrendered to police on Wednesday and confessed he just wanted to be in the spotlight.

Russia hackers backed by the Kremlin have launched repeated attacks on Ukraine as part of their broader offensive in the country.

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The army and police have come under heavy criticism over their failure to apprehend the soldier who claimed to have obtained the personal data of 55 million Thais, despite a court warrant for the suspect's arrest.

The army has suspended a sergeant major who is absent without leave and is wanted by police for allegedly hacking the personal data of 55 million Thais.

Microsoft and Citizen Lab researchers have discovered that QuaDream-linked spyware is compromising the iPhones of journalists and other figures.

As a fresh-faced teen preparing to sit his Year 12 exams, Jackson Henry is not what most people might imagine when they hear the word "hacker".

Hackers stole more than 20 billion won ($15 million) worth of cryptocurrencies from GDAC, a South Korean crypto exchange, the company said Monday.The attack occurred at around 7 a.m. Sunday, resulting in the transfer of digital assets, including over 60 bitcoins and 350 Ethereum tokens, to unidentified wallets.

Around british trading agreements. it is not the first time that there was a very silly reason for a classified leak, but this is definitely the biggest of these. i definitely the biggest of these. i know we dont know the source of these, and you are saying earlier that certain people think they can point to a certain person, but we werejust hearing from point to a certain person, but we were just hearing from john kirby there, who was saying that we are still investigating this. are these just ...

Len Noe has eight digital chips inside his body, which enable him to instantly break into phones or open security doors. The Standard met him in London to see these dark techniques in action.