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This Small Cybercrime Unit In Paris Was Behind Telegram Founder's Arrest
The investigation into Telegram boss Pavel Durov who has fired a warning shot to global tech titans was started by a small cybercrime unit within the Paris prosecutor's office, led by 38-year-old Johanna Brousse.
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Telegram Founder Arrested: The Global Rise Of Libertarian Chat App
The boss of social media platform Telegram has been arrested in France, accused of allowing the sharing of illegal content.
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Pavel Durov Has "Nothing To Hide", Says Telegram After France Arrest
France held the Russian-born founder of Telegram Pavel Durov in custody for a second day of questioning on Monday over alleged offences related to the popular but controversial messaging app, which insisted he had "nothing to hide".
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Data Theft, Espionage To Cost Germany $224 Billion in 2023: Survey
The theft of IT equipment and data, as well as digital and industrial espionage and sabotage, will cost Germany 206 billion euros ($223.55 billion) in 2023, Germany's digital association Bitkom said Friday.
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Cyberattacks Grown in Last 2 Years During Pandemic, Global Cost Topped $6 Billion in 2021: Italian Defence Firm
Cyberattacks have grown in last two years as coronavirus pandemic soared online activity, stated Italian defence firm Leonardo. Cybersecurity threats were described as ‘collateral damage’ of COVID-19 pandemic and acceleration of digitalisation.
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Dark Web Sweep: Police Arrest 150 in Joint US-Europe Operation
Police in Europe and the United States announced the arrest of 150 people who allegedly bought and sold significant volumes of drugs, weapons, and other illegal goods on the dark Web.
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At Your Service: Cyber Criminals For Hire To Militants, European Union Says
Cyber criminals offering contract services for hire offer militant groups the means to attack Europe but such groups have yet to employ such techniques in major attacks, EU police agency Europol said on Wednesday.
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Twelve Arrests in Europe for Trojan Horse Cybercrime
The people detained were accused of using remote access Trojans that can run undetected on systems and spy on victims computers.
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12 Arrests in Europe for Trojan Horse Cybercrime
The European police agency Europol said Monday it has backed national forces in a two-week crackdown on cybercrime mostly by tech-savvy youngsters, leading to 12 arrests in France, Norway and Romania.
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US Bolsters Link to Europe's Centre Against Cybercrime
The US is posting an American official full time to the Europol headquarters in The Hague.
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US Bolsters Link to Europe's Centre Against Cyber Crime
Washington is boosting its cooperation with Europol to fight cybercrime by posting an American official full time to its headquarters in The Hague, the US Attorney General Loretta Lynch said Wednesday.
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Microsoft Says Disrupts Cybercrime Rings With Roots in Kuwait, Algeria
Microsoft Corp launched what it hopes will be the most successful private effort to date to crack down on cyber crime by moving to disrupt communications channels between hackers and infected PCs.
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Microsoft Says Disrupts Cybercrime Rings With Roots in Kuwait, Algeria
Microsoft Corp launched what it hopes will be the most successful private effort to date to crack down on cyber crime by moving to disrupt communications channels between hackers and infected PCs.
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This Small Cybercrime Unit In Paris Was Behind Telegram Founder's Arrest
The investigation into Telegram boss Pavel Durov who has fired a warning shot to global tech titans was started by a small cybercrime unit within the Paris prosecutor's office, led by 38-year-old Johanna Brousse.
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Telegram Founder Arrested: The Global Rise Of Libertarian Chat App
The boss of social media platform Telegram has been arrested in France, accused of allowing the sharing of illegal content.
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Pavel Durov Has "Nothing To Hide", Says Telegram After France Arrest
France held the Russian-born founder of Telegram Pavel Durov in custody for a second day of questioning on Monday over alleged offences related to the popular but controversial messaging app, which insisted he had "nothing to hide".
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Data Theft, Espionage To Cost Germany $224 Billion in 2023: Survey
The theft of IT equipment and data, as well as digital and industrial espionage and sabotage, will cost Germany 206 billion euros ($223.55 billion) in 2023, Germany's digital association Bitkom said Friday.
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Cyberattacks Grown in Last 2 Years During Pandemic, Global Cost Topped $6 Billion in 2021: Italian Defence Firm
Cyberattacks have grown in last two years as coronavirus pandemic soared online activity, stated Italian defence firm Leonardo. Cybersecurity threats were described as ‘collateral damage’ of COVID-19 pandemic and acceleration of digitalisation.
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Dark Web Sweep: Police Arrest 150 in Joint US-Europe Operation
Police in Europe and the United States announced the arrest of 150 people who allegedly bought and sold significant volumes of drugs, weapons, and other illegal goods on the dark Web.
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At Your Service: Cyber Criminals For Hire To Militants, European Union Says
Cyber criminals offering contract services for hire offer militant groups the means to attack Europe but such groups have yet to employ such techniques in major attacks, EU police agency Europol said on Wednesday.
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Twelve Arrests in Europe for Trojan Horse Cybercrime
The people detained were accused of using remote access Trojans that can run undetected on systems and spy on victims computers.
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12 Arrests in Europe for Trojan Horse Cybercrime
The European police agency Europol said Monday it has backed national forces in a two-week crackdown on cybercrime mostly by tech-savvy youngsters, leading to 12 arrests in France, Norway and Romania.
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US Bolsters Link to Europe's Centre Against Cybercrime
The US is posting an American official full time to the Europol headquarters in The Hague.
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US Bolsters Link to Europe's Centre Against Cyber Crime
Washington is boosting its cooperation with Europol to fight cybercrime by posting an American official full time to its headquarters in The Hague, the US Attorney General Loretta Lynch said Wednesday.
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Microsoft Says Disrupts Cybercrime Rings With Roots in Kuwait, Algeria
Microsoft Corp launched what it hopes will be the most successful private effort to date to crack down on cyber crime by moving to disrupt communications channels between hackers and infected PCs.
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Microsoft Says Disrupts Cybercrime Rings With Roots in Kuwait, Algeria
Microsoft Corp launched what it hopes will be the most successful private effort to date to crack down on cyber crime by moving to disrupt communications channels between hackers and infected PCs.
