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Boeing Says Business Hit By "Cyber Incident" After Ransomware Threat
Boeing, one of the world's largest defense and space contractors, said on Wednesday it was investigating a cyber incident that impacted elements of its parts and distribution business and cooperating with a law enforcement probe into it.
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NHRC Chief Calls for Strict Laws for Unlawful Internet Behaviour, Cyber Crimes
National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) chairperson Justice (Retd) Arun Kumar Mishra on Thursday called for a stringent law to deal with "unlawful Internet behaviour and cyber crimes." He was speaking after the inauguration of the 25th All India Forensic Science Conference at the National Forensic Sciences University in Gandhinagar.
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Australia To Increase Penalties For Data Breaches Following Cyber Attacks
Australia will introduce laws to parliament to increase penalties for companies subject to major data breaches.
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US Senators Target Ransomware By Targeting Countries Allowing It: Report
Two senior US senators planned legislation on Thursday that would fight ransomware attacks on US infrastructure by sanctioning countries that harbor cyber criminals, as well as by strengthening protections against attacks.
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Singapore's Planned Terror Response Stokes Concerns Over Press Freedom
A proposed law in Singapore that would allow authorities to ban the transmission of images from terror attacks and reports about security operations has drawn criticism from non-government bodies and security experts as a curb on press freedom.
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Thailand Wants to 'Analyse and Monitor all Data Available on Social Media'
Thailand is also planning a cyber law that will expand powers to pry into private communications.
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China to Launch Cyber-Security Law Despite Concerns
China will implement a controversial cyber-security law Thursday despite concerns from foreign firms worried about its impact on their ability to do business in the world's second largest economy.
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Major Cyber Attacks Over The Past 10 Years
A huge range of organisations and companies around the world have been affected by the WannaCry ransomware cyberattack, described by the EU's law enforcement agency as "unprecedented".
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FBI to Gain Expanded Hacking Powers as US Senate Effort to Block Fails
Blocking the changes would have required legislation to pass both houses of Congress, then be signed into law by the president.
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US Issues Guidelines For Responding To Major Cyber Attacks
The White House issued new instructions on Tuesday on how government agencies should respond to major cyber security attacks, attempting to combat perceptions the Obama administration has been sluggish in addressing threats from sophisticated hacking adversaries.
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Two Convicted SpyEye Hackers Get Long US Prison Sentences
FBI agents investigating the case were helped by private industry, including Microsoft and Trend Micro, and 26 international law enforcement agencies.
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Paris Attacks Revive Debate on Encryption, Surveillance
The latest carnage has revived concerns that law enforcement lacks the ability to tap into new communications technologies.
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Internet Firms to Be Subject to New Cyber-Security Rules in EU
The European Parliament want the law to only cover sectors it considers critical, such as energy, transport and finance.
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UN Rights Chief 'Unprofessional' for Law Criticism, Says China
China launched a scathing personal attack on the UN's Human Rights chief today, labeling him "unprofessional" after he criticized Beijing's national security law for enabling more restrictions on rights and freedoms.
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China's Parliament Publishes Draft Cyber-Security Law
The document strengthens user privacy protection from hackers and data resellers but simultaneously elevates the government's powers.
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Boeing Says Business Hit By "Cyber Incident" After Ransomware Threat
Boeing, one of the world's largest defense and space contractors, said on Wednesday it was investigating a cyber incident that impacted elements of its parts and distribution business and cooperating with a law enforcement probe into it.
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NHRC Chief Calls for Strict Laws for Unlawful Internet Behaviour, Cyber Crimes
National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) chairperson Justice (Retd) Arun Kumar Mishra on Thursday called for a stringent law to deal with "unlawful Internet behaviour and cyber crimes." He was speaking after the inauguration of the 25th All India Forensic Science Conference at the National Forensic Sciences University in Gandhinagar.
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Australia To Increase Penalties For Data Breaches Following Cyber Attacks
Australia will introduce laws to parliament to increase penalties for companies subject to major data breaches.
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US Senators Target Ransomware By Targeting Countries Allowing It: Report
Two senior US senators planned legislation on Thursday that would fight ransomware attacks on US infrastructure by sanctioning countries that harbor cyber criminals, as well as by strengthening protections against attacks.
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Singapore's Planned Terror Response Stokes Concerns Over Press Freedom
A proposed law in Singapore that would allow authorities to ban the transmission of images from terror attacks and reports about security operations has drawn criticism from non-government bodies and security experts as a curb on press freedom.
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Thailand Wants to 'Analyse and Monitor all Data Available on Social Media'
Thailand is also planning a cyber law that will expand powers to pry into private communications.
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China to Launch Cyber-Security Law Despite Concerns
China will implement a controversial cyber-security law Thursday despite concerns from foreign firms worried about its impact on their ability to do business in the world's second largest economy.
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Major Cyber Attacks Over The Past 10 Years
A huge range of organisations and companies around the world have been affected by the WannaCry ransomware cyberattack, described by the EU's law enforcement agency as "unprecedented".
-
FBI to Gain Expanded Hacking Powers as US Senate Effort to Block Fails
Blocking the changes would have required legislation to pass both houses of Congress, then be signed into law by the president.
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US Issues Guidelines For Responding To Major Cyber Attacks
The White House issued new instructions on Tuesday on how government agencies should respond to major cyber security attacks, attempting to combat perceptions the Obama administration has been sluggish in addressing threats from sophisticated hacking adversaries.
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Two Convicted SpyEye Hackers Get Long US Prison Sentences
FBI agents investigating the case were helped by private industry, including Microsoft and Trend Micro, and 26 international law enforcement agencies.
-
Paris Attacks Revive Debate on Encryption, Surveillance
The latest carnage has revived concerns that law enforcement lacks the ability to tap into new communications technologies.
-
Internet Firms to Be Subject to New Cyber-Security Rules in EU
The European Parliament want the law to only cover sectors it considers critical, such as energy, transport and finance.
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UN Rights Chief 'Unprofessional' for Law Criticism, Says China
China launched a scathing personal attack on the UN's Human Rights chief today, labeling him "unprofessional" after he criticized Beijing's national security law for enabling more restrictions on rights and freedoms.
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China's Parliament Publishes Draft Cyber-Security Law
The document strengthens user privacy protection from hackers and data resellers but simultaneously elevates the government's powers.
