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Check Point Software Reveals Thai Organisations Face 800 More Weekly Cyber attacks than Global Average Over the Last Six Months

Thai organisations were attacked 1,892 times a week, with the Government and Military being the industries attacked the mostCheck Point(R) Software Technologies Ltd. (NASDAQ: CHKP), a leading provider of cybersecurity solutions globally, have
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Exploring Epsilon Stealer Traces Aided by DNS Intel

Computers that get infected with the Epsilon stealer could spell game over for serious gamers, but they are not the only ones at risk. The creators of games like EPSILON, Pokemon, and Roblox that the malware operators are mimicking stand to lose a lot as well. They may lose customers and damage their reputation in the process.
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Department Of Telecommunications: Cybersecurity firm claims data leak of 750 million telecom users, DoT asks telcos for security audit, ET Telecom

Department Of Telecommunications: The officer, however, said that telecom operators have informally shared with the department that the leaked information claimed in the ClouSEK report seems to be a compilation of old data sets of telecom subscribers and it is not due to any vulnerability in their system.
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Cybersecurity Co claims data leak of 750 million telecom users, DoT asks telcoms for security audit

Cybersecurity firm CloudSEK has claimed that its researchers have found that hackers are selling 1.8 terabyte of database comprising 750 million Indian mobile consumers on the dark web.
Sparsh Kulshrestha Department Of Telecom Indian Mobile Network Consumer Database Security Research Cybersecurity Co Personally Identifiable Information

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