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US Sanctions Chinese Individuals Over COVID-Related Fraud, Bomb Threats
The US Treasury on Tuesday sanctioned three Chinese individuals and three Thai companies for involvement in a cybercrime network that it said made bomb threats and fraudulent applications for COVID-related aid, costing government billions of dollars.
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2 Arrested In Delhi For Cheating Man Of Rs 5 Lakh, Cops Probe China Link
Two men were arrested for allegedly siphoning off Rs 5 lakh from the account of a person in east Delhi, police said on Monday.
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Ransomware Attack on Australian Utility Claimed by Russian-Speaking Criminals
One of the most prolific Russian-speaking ransomware gangs has claimed credit for a weekend attack on an Australian electric utility serving millions of people.
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50 Countries Vow to Fight Cybercrime - US and Russia Don't
Fifty nations and over 150 tech companies pledged Monday to do more to fight criminal activity on the internet, including interference in elections and hate speech.
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McAfee Report Finds Global Cybercrime Costs $600 Billion Annually
Russia, North Korea and Iran are the main sources of hackers targeting financial institutions, while China is the most active in cyber-espionage, the report found.
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Siemens, Trimble, Moody's Breached by Chinese Hackers, US Charges
US prosecutors have charged three Chinese nationals affiliated with a cybersecurity company in China with hacking into Siemens, Trimble, and Moody's Analytics to steal business secrets.
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China Denies Universities Hit Hard By Ransomware
Chinese authorities have said 66 of the country's universities were affected by the global ransomware attack, but have rejected reports of widespread damage in higher-education computer systems as "malicious" hype.
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China's Launch of First Quantum Satellite Major Step in Space Race
Researchers will transmit test messages between Beijing and northwestern China as well as other locations around the world.
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Cyber Cell Warns of Hacking Attempts From China
'Unusual activity' was sighted on the official computer of a Deputy Secretary in the Department of Administrative Reforms and Public Grievances.
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FBI Chief Sees Better Cyber Cooperation From China
Chinese authorities "seem to have an agreed upon framework for what is nation-state action appropriate, that is intelligence collection, and what is theft," Comey said.
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China, US High-Level Cybercrime Talks to Begin Tuesday
The talks on Tuesday and Wednesday are seen as potentially significant in establishing acceptable norms for cyber-espionage.
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US Blunt in Describing Cyber Concerns to China: White House
The US has been "pretty blunt" in describing its concerns to Chinese authorities on cyber space, the White House has said ahead of the state visit by Chinese President Xi Jinping later this month.
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US Weighs Sanctioning Russia as Well as China in Cyber Attacks
The United States is considering sanctions against both Russian and Chinese individuals and companies for cyber attacks against US commercial targets, several US officials said on Monday.
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Chinese Police Arrest 15,000 for Internet Crimes
President Xi Jinping has led an increasingly harsh crackdown on China's Internet since taking over in 2013.
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Over 70 Chinese Nationals Held in Kenya 'Cyber-Bust'
Kenyan police believe the gang were "preparing to raid the country's communication systems."
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US Sanctions Chinese Individuals Over COVID-Related Fraud, Bomb Threats
The US Treasury on Tuesday sanctioned three Chinese individuals and three Thai companies for involvement in a cybercrime network that it said made bomb threats and fraudulent applications for COVID-related aid, costing government billions of dollars.
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2 Arrested In Delhi For Cheating Man Of Rs 5 Lakh, Cops Probe China Link
Two men were arrested for allegedly siphoning off Rs 5 lakh from the account of a person in east Delhi, police said on Monday.
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Ransomware Attack on Australian Utility Claimed by Russian-Speaking Criminals
One of the most prolific Russian-speaking ransomware gangs has claimed credit for a weekend attack on an Australian electric utility serving millions of people.
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50 Countries Vow to Fight Cybercrime - US and Russia Don't
Fifty nations and over 150 tech companies pledged Monday to do more to fight criminal activity on the internet, including interference in elections and hate speech.
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McAfee Report Finds Global Cybercrime Costs $600 Billion Annually
Russia, North Korea and Iran are the main sources of hackers targeting financial institutions, while China is the most active in cyber-espionage, the report found.
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Siemens, Trimble, Moody's Breached by Chinese Hackers, US Charges
US prosecutors have charged three Chinese nationals affiliated with a cybersecurity company in China with hacking into Siemens, Trimble, and Moody's Analytics to steal business secrets.
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China Denies Universities Hit Hard By Ransomware
Chinese authorities have said 66 of the country's universities were affected by the global ransomware attack, but have rejected reports of widespread damage in higher-education computer systems as "malicious" hype.
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China's Launch of First Quantum Satellite Major Step in Space Race
Researchers will transmit test messages between Beijing and northwestern China as well as other locations around the world.
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Cyber Cell Warns of Hacking Attempts From China
'Unusual activity' was sighted on the official computer of a Deputy Secretary in the Department of Administrative Reforms and Public Grievances.
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FBI Chief Sees Better Cyber Cooperation From China
Chinese authorities "seem to have an agreed upon framework for what is nation-state action appropriate, that is intelligence collection, and what is theft," Comey said.
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China, US High-Level Cybercrime Talks to Begin Tuesday
The talks on Tuesday and Wednesday are seen as potentially significant in establishing acceptable norms for cyber-espionage.
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US Blunt in Describing Cyber Concerns to China: White House
The US has been "pretty blunt" in describing its concerns to Chinese authorities on cyber space, the White House has said ahead of the state visit by Chinese President Xi Jinping later this month.
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US Weighs Sanctioning Russia as Well as China in Cyber Attacks
The United States is considering sanctions against both Russian and Chinese individuals and companies for cyber attacks against US commercial targets, several US officials said on Monday.
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Chinese Police Arrest 15,000 for Internet Crimes
President Xi Jinping has led an increasingly harsh crackdown on China's Internet since taking over in 2013.
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Over 70 Chinese Nationals Held in Kenya 'Cyber-Bust'
Kenyan police believe the gang were "preparing to raid the country's communication systems."
