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London turns into global capital of cybercrimes and hacking - Vimarsana News

London turns into global capital of cybercrimes and hacking

While hacking is illegal in the United Kingdom, an group of hackers from India, who are using sophisticated hacking devices and software, including

Qatar takes on 'hack-for-hire' gang to target UK firms and individuals - Vimarsana News

Qatar takes on 'hack-for-hire' gang to target UK firms and individuals

An undercover investigation by The Sunday Times and the Bureau of Investigative Journalism has uncovered details of a hacking group, operating from India, that has targeted a number of British businesses, officials and journalists in recent years.

Tory-linked lobbying firm agreed to help swing DRC election, leak suggests -- Society's Child -- Sott.net - Vimarsana News

Tory-linked lobbying firm agreed to help swing DRC election, leak suggests -- Society's Child -- Sott.net

A lobbying firm with deep ties to the Conservative party planned a secretive campaign to influence elections in the Democratic Republic of the Congo in exchange for millions of pounds from a mining company. Leaked documents suggest the...

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Indian hackers target computers of Pak politicians, generals - Vimarsana News

Indian hackers target computers of Pak politicians, generals

LONDON: An India-based computer hacking gang seized control of computers owned by Pakistan’s politicians, generals and diplomats and eavesdropped on their private conversations, apparently at...

Criminal gang with links to the City 'targeted more than 100 VIPs including BBC's Chris Mason - Vimarsana News

Criminal gang with links to the City 'targeted more than 100 VIPs including BBC's Chris Mason

The so-called 'hack-for-hire' network is alleged to have hacked the private email accounts of a string of British politicians, Government officials, journalists and businessmen.