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Fire Breaks Out At Cyber Crime Police Station In Rohini
A fire broke out at Delhi Police's cyber crime police station in Rohini on Wednesday, officials said.
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Microsoft Mail Exchange Server Flaw Exploited by at Least 10 Hacking Groups, Researchers Say
At least 10 different hacking groups are using recently discovered flaws in Microsoft's mail server software to break in to targets around the world, cybersecurity company ESET said in a blog post.
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Clubhouse Emerges as Platform for Thai Dissidents, Government Issues Warning
Thailand warned users of Clubhouse not to break the law after the audio social media app emerged almost overnight as a platform for discussion of the monarchy, the latest example of the fast-growing app drawing the ire of governments in Asia.
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Apple Offers $1 Million Bounty To Researchers For Spotting iPhone Security Flaws
Apple Inc is offering cyber security researchers up to $1 million to detect flaws in iPhones, the largest reward offered by a company to defend against hackers, at a time of rising concern about governments breaking into the mobile devices of dissidents, journalists and human rights advocates.
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No Data Stolen From IAF's Paris Office Handling Rafale Jets: Report
No data has been stolen from the computers of the Indian Air Force (IAF) Rafale project team office in Paris where there was a break in last month, a cyber forensic team has found during its probe.
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China Closes More Than 13,000 Websites In Past Three Years
China has closed more than 13,000 websites since the beginning of 2015 for breaking the law or other rules and the vast majority of people support government efforts to clean up cyberspace, state news agency Xinhua said on Sunday.
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India's Ethical Hackers Rewarded Abroad, Ignored at Home
India produces more ethical hackers - those who break into computer networks to expose, rather than exploit, weaknesses - than anywhere else in the world.
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Even As Cyberattack Eases, Hacking Group Issues New Threat
Shadow Brokers, the group that has taken credit for that leak, threatened on Tuesday to release more recent code to enable hackers to break into the world's most widely used computers.
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Group Thought To Be Behind NSA WannaCry Leaks Threatens Sale Of New Tech Secrets
A group that has taken credit for leaking NSA cyber spying tools - including those used in the recent WannaCrypt global ransomware attack - has threatened in a blog it is believed to have authored to release more recent code to enable hackers to break into the world's most widely used computers, software and phones.
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US Vows to Keep Pressing China on Bank Cyber-Security Rules
"We are working to try to break down those barriers, and we have also secured support from our allies and trade partners in Japan and the EU."
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China's cyber spying targets US government: Pentagon
China is using espionage to acquire technologies to fuel its fast-paced military modernization program, the Pentagon said on Monday in an annual report that for the first time accused Beijing of trying to break into US defense computer networks.
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HP douses fiery printer hack theory
HP is dousing a report that cyber attackers could break into LaserJet printers over the Internet
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HP douses fiery printer hack theory
HP is dousing a report that cyber attackers could break into LaserJet printers over the Internet
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Fire Breaks Out At Cyber Crime Police Station In Rohini
A fire broke out at Delhi Police's cyber crime police station in Rohini on Wednesday, officials said.
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Microsoft Mail Exchange Server Flaw Exploited by at Least 10 Hacking Groups, Researchers Say
At least 10 different hacking groups are using recently discovered flaws in Microsoft's mail server software to break in to targets around the world, cybersecurity company ESET said in a blog post.
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Clubhouse Emerges as Platform for Thai Dissidents, Government Issues Warning
Thailand warned users of Clubhouse not to break the law after the audio social media app emerged almost overnight as a platform for discussion of the monarchy, the latest example of the fast-growing app drawing the ire of governments in Asia.
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Apple Offers $1 Million Bounty To Researchers For Spotting iPhone Security Flaws
Apple Inc is offering cyber security researchers up to $1 million to detect flaws in iPhones, the largest reward offered by a company to defend against hackers, at a time of rising concern about governments breaking into the mobile devices of dissidents, journalists and human rights advocates.
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No Data Stolen From IAF's Paris Office Handling Rafale Jets: Report
No data has been stolen from the computers of the Indian Air Force (IAF) Rafale project team office in Paris where there was a break in last month, a cyber forensic team has found during its probe.
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China Closes More Than 13,000 Websites In Past Three Years
China has closed more than 13,000 websites since the beginning of 2015 for breaking the law or other rules and the vast majority of people support government efforts to clean up cyberspace, state news agency Xinhua said on Sunday.
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India's Ethical Hackers Rewarded Abroad, Ignored at Home
India produces more ethical hackers - those who break into computer networks to expose, rather than exploit, weaknesses - than anywhere else in the world.
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Even As Cyberattack Eases, Hacking Group Issues New Threat
Shadow Brokers, the group that has taken credit for that leak, threatened on Tuesday to release more recent code to enable hackers to break into the world's most widely used computers.
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Group Thought To Be Behind NSA WannaCry Leaks Threatens Sale Of New Tech Secrets
A group that has taken credit for leaking NSA cyber spying tools - including those used in the recent WannaCrypt global ransomware attack - has threatened in a blog it is believed to have authored to release more recent code to enable hackers to break into the world's most widely used computers, software and phones.
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US Vows to Keep Pressing China on Bank Cyber-Security Rules
"We are working to try to break down those barriers, and we have also secured support from our allies and trade partners in Japan and the EU."
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China's cyber spying targets US government: Pentagon
China is using espionage to acquire technologies to fuel its fast-paced military modernization program, the Pentagon said on Monday in an annual report that for the first time accused Beijing of trying to break into US defense computer networks.
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HP douses fiery printer hack theory
HP is dousing a report that cyber attackers could break into LaserJet printers over the Internet
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HP douses fiery printer hack theory
HP is dousing a report that cyber attackers could break into LaserJet printers over the Internet
