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Cryptocurrency Scams, Hacktivism Will Rise in 2022: Norton
Norton predicts rise in cryptocurrency scams in 2022. It also says that the need to go online during the pandemic and having all identity documents online may cause theft, stealing of identity, and other scams next year. The company adds that hacker activists, or hacktivists, will use their knowledge to achieve political outcomes
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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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Tired of 'Sanskari' Deadpool, These Redditors Launched a Campaign to 'Save' the Movies
Save Our Cinema, a coalition set up a group of Redditors is suggesting changes to India's censor board, which recently appointed a committee seeking public comments.
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'Indian Websites Prone To Cyber-Attacks By Pak During Key Events': Report
India-Pakistan rivalry has spilled over into cyberspace through hacktivism and even "state-sponsored" attacks with popular Indian websites more prone to such strikes during high-profile events like cricket matches and Independence Day, a CIA-backed threat intelligence company has said.
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Singaporean Jailed For Hacking Prime Minister's Website
A Singaporean court today jailed a 28-year-old Singaporean for two months for defacing the Prime Minister's website during a rash of cyber attacks in the city-state last year.
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Singapore court denies bail to man charged with government website hacking
James Rak Arokiasamy, thought to be part of hacktivity group Anonymous, was charged on November 12 for hacking the Ang Mo Kio district website.
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Anonymous Philippines protests in front of parliament, pledges more attacks
Denouncing corruption and threatening more attacks, 100 masked members of Anonymous Philippines marched on the parliament on Tuesday.
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'Anonymous' called 'gutless cowards' by Australian minister after threats
Queensland Police Minister Jack Dempsey said reacted to Anonymous' threat to state premier Campbell Newman over new laws aimed at biker gangs.
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'Anonymous' hackers deface dozens of websites in Australia, Philippines
Anonymous Indonesia said it was reacting to reports of spying by Australia in a U.S.-led surveillance network.
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Cryptocurrency Scams, Hacktivism Will Rise in 2022: Norton
Norton predicts rise in cryptocurrency scams in 2022. It also says that the need to go online during the pandemic and having all identity documents online may cause theft, stealing of identity, and other scams next year. The company adds that hacker activists, or hacktivists, will use their knowledge to achieve political outcomes
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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".
-
Tired of 'Sanskari' Deadpool, These Redditors Launched a Campaign to 'Save' the Movies
Save Our Cinema, a coalition set up a group of Redditors is suggesting changes to India's censor board, which recently appointed a committee seeking public comments.
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'Indian Websites Prone To Cyber-Attacks By Pak During Key Events': Report
India-Pakistan rivalry has spilled over into cyberspace through hacktivism and even "state-sponsored" attacks with popular Indian websites more prone to such strikes during high-profile events like cricket matches and Independence Day, a CIA-backed threat intelligence company has said.
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Singaporean Jailed For Hacking Prime Minister's Website
A Singaporean court today jailed a 28-year-old Singaporean for two months for defacing the Prime Minister's website during a rash of cyber attacks in the city-state last year.
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Singapore court denies bail to man charged with government website hacking
James Rak Arokiasamy, thought to be part of hacktivity group Anonymous, was charged on November 12 for hacking the Ang Mo Kio district website.
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Anonymous Philippines protests in front of parliament, pledges more attacks
Denouncing corruption and threatening more attacks, 100 masked members of Anonymous Philippines marched on the parliament on Tuesday.
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'Anonymous' called 'gutless cowards' by Australian minister after threats
Queensland Police Minister Jack Dempsey said reacted to Anonymous' threat to state premier Campbell Newman over new laws aimed at biker gangs.
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'Anonymous' hackers deface dozens of websites in Australia, Philippines
Anonymous Indonesia said it was reacting to reports of spying by Australia in a U.S.-led surveillance network.
