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New Delhi, March 8 (IANS) Google has expanded eligibility for 'Project Shield', its free protection against DDoS (distributed denial of service) attacks, to

Phishing campaigns have been initiated against Ukrainian organisations by Russian and Belarusian hacking groups, Google has confirmed.

Critical infrastructure in the US is getting help from infosec companies as more cyber threats are identified amid the Ukraine invasion.

The tech giant has also recorded repeated DDoS attempts against the Ukrainian government

U.S. Google, part of Alphabet Inc., detects multiple DDoS attacks against Ukrainian sites and expands financial support for Ukraine and refugees.

Google has announced a series of steps to stop the spread of disinformation by state-sponsored Russian media outlets on its platforms. Its services continue to remain available in Russia.

Google said they have identified "the attackers behind the GhostWriter threat group targeting Ukrainian government and military officials" and have "blocked these attempts".

Tech giant Google has announced $15 million towards relief efforts in Ukraine, in the wake of recent military invasion into the country by Russia.The aid includes $5 million from employee matching campaigns and $5 million in direct grants. The ...

Amid the war in Ukraine, Google is highlighting how it's keeping users safe online and fighting misinformation.

A DDoS attack is an attack that targets a website. It works by flooding the target website with bogus traffic. By doing this, the attackers are able to “flood” and disrupt the service. This makes it unavailable for legitimate users. The impact of such an attack can be significant. It can lead to pro