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WannaCry Ransomware: Symantec Says 'Highly Likely' North Korea Behind Cyber-Attacks
Symantec researchers said they had found multiple instances of code that had been used both in the North Korea-linked group's previous activity and in early versions of WannaCry.
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WikiLeaks Dumps 276,000 More Documents From Sony Hack
WikiLeaks on Thursday released 276,394 new documents from the hack of Sony Pictures in what could be a further embarrassment for the Japanese media and electronics group.
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Japan Sees 25 billion Cyber Attacks in 2014: Agency
More than 25 billion cyberattacks on the Japanese government and other bodies were logged in 2014, an agency said today, with 40 per cent of them traced to China.
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Sony Boss Amy Pascal to Quit Co-Chair Post After Cyberattack Upheaval
Amy Pascal will step down as co-chairman of Sony Pictures Entertainment after hackers angry about a movie she championed mocking North Korea's dictator exposed a raft of embarrassing emails between Pascal and other Hollywood figures.
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Studio Hack Cost $15 Million, Says Sony; Trims Loss Forecast
Sony Corp trimmed its forecast of losses and estimates the Sony Pictures hack cost it about $15 million, but expects no significant harm from the cyber-attack in the long run.
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Sony's 'The Interview' Surpasses $40 Million in Digital Sales
"The Interview," the Sony Pictures comedy believed to have triggered a cyber attack on the studio, has racked up over $40 million in sales from 5.8 million digital downloads, the studio said on Tuesday.
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Barack Obama, British Prime Minister Meet Amid Specter of Terrorism in Europe, US
Growing fears about the specter of terrorism in Europe and the West are lending themselves to a sense of trans-Atlantic solidarity as US President Barack Obama and British Prime Minister David Cameron meet at the White House.
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Barack Obama to Focus on Cybersecurity Ahead of Annual Speech
President Barack Obama will spend most of the coming week previewing more of the proposals he will outline in his annual State of the Union policy address, including on identity theft, electronic privacy and cyber security, the White House says.
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US Reportedly Did Not 'Hack Back' Against North Korea
Two senior officials told The Associated Press that the US government was not responsible for downing North Korea's Internet.
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Sony Pictures CEO Had 'No Playbook' For Mega-Hack on Studio
The network was crippled. Days before Thanksgiving, Sony Pictures employees had logged onto computers that flashed a grim message from a hacker group calling itself Guardians of Peace. Soon personal information for tens of thousands of current and former workers was dumped online, including Social Security numbers and the purported salaries of top ...
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FBI Director Gives New Clues Tying North Korea to Sony Hack
The Federal Bureau of Investigation director revealed new details on Wednesday about the stunning cyber-attack against Sony Pictures Entertainment Inc, part of the Barack Obama administration's effort to challenge persistent skepticism about whether North Korea's government was responsible for the brazen hacking.
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Sony Hackers 'Got Sloppy,' Posted From North Korea Servers, Says FBI
FBI Director James Comey said on Wednesday that he is confident that North Korea was behind the cyber hack into Sony Pictures Entertainment because the group sometimes posted material from servers used exclusively by the North Korean government.
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'The Interview' Becomes Sony Pictures' All-Time Online Hit
Controversial North Korea satire "The Interview" has made over $31 million on the Internet and other small-screen formats, Sony's best-grossing online film ever, the studio said on Tuesday.
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US Slaps More Sanctions on North Korea After Sony Hack
North Korea was hit with more sanctions on Friday designed to impede access to the US financial system in the wake of a cyberattack on Sony Pictures Entertainment, which the Obama Administration has said was supported by the reclusive country.
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'The Interview': North Korean Defectors Find Nothing Funny in the Film
Hollywood comedy "The Interview" has won a few fans in between sparking apocalyptic warnings from North Korea, but for defectors who escaped the communist state, there's nothing funny about it.
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WannaCry Ransomware: Symantec Says 'Highly Likely' North Korea Behind Cyber-Attacks
Symantec researchers said they had found multiple instances of code that had been used both in the North Korea-linked group's previous activity and in early versions of WannaCry.
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WikiLeaks Dumps 276,000 More Documents From Sony Hack
WikiLeaks on Thursday released 276,394 new documents from the hack of Sony Pictures in what could be a further embarrassment for the Japanese media and electronics group.
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Japan Sees 25 billion Cyber Attacks in 2014: Agency
More than 25 billion cyberattacks on the Japanese government and other bodies were logged in 2014, an agency said today, with 40 per cent of them traced to China.
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Sony Boss Amy Pascal to Quit Co-Chair Post After Cyberattack Upheaval
Amy Pascal will step down as co-chairman of Sony Pictures Entertainment after hackers angry about a movie she championed mocking North Korea's dictator exposed a raft of embarrassing emails between Pascal and other Hollywood figures.
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Studio Hack Cost $15 Million, Says Sony; Trims Loss Forecast
Sony Corp trimmed its forecast of losses and estimates the Sony Pictures hack cost it about $15 million, but expects no significant harm from the cyber-attack in the long run.
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Sony's 'The Interview' Surpasses $40 Million in Digital Sales
"The Interview," the Sony Pictures comedy believed to have triggered a cyber attack on the studio, has racked up over $40 million in sales from 5.8 million digital downloads, the studio said on Tuesday.
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Barack Obama, British Prime Minister Meet Amid Specter of Terrorism in Europe, US
Growing fears about the specter of terrorism in Europe and the West are lending themselves to a sense of trans-Atlantic solidarity as US President Barack Obama and British Prime Minister David Cameron meet at the White House.
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Barack Obama to Focus on Cybersecurity Ahead of Annual Speech
President Barack Obama will spend most of the coming week previewing more of the proposals he will outline in his annual State of the Union policy address, including on identity theft, electronic privacy and cyber security, the White House says.
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US Reportedly Did Not 'Hack Back' Against North Korea
Two senior officials told The Associated Press that the US government was not responsible for downing North Korea's Internet.
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Sony Pictures CEO Had 'No Playbook' For Mega-Hack on Studio
The network was crippled. Days before Thanksgiving, Sony Pictures employees had logged onto computers that flashed a grim message from a hacker group calling itself Guardians of Peace. Soon personal information for tens of thousands of current and former workers was dumped online, including Social Security numbers and the purported salaries of top ...
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FBI Director Gives New Clues Tying North Korea to Sony Hack
The Federal Bureau of Investigation director revealed new details on Wednesday about the stunning cyber-attack against Sony Pictures Entertainment Inc, part of the Barack Obama administration's effort to challenge persistent skepticism about whether North Korea's government was responsible for the brazen hacking.
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Sony Hackers 'Got Sloppy,' Posted From North Korea Servers, Says FBI
FBI Director James Comey said on Wednesday that he is confident that North Korea was behind the cyber hack into Sony Pictures Entertainment because the group sometimes posted material from servers used exclusively by the North Korean government.
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'The Interview' Becomes Sony Pictures' All-Time Online Hit
Controversial North Korea satire "The Interview" has made over $31 million on the Internet and other small-screen formats, Sony's best-grossing online film ever, the studio said on Tuesday.
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US Slaps More Sanctions on North Korea After Sony Hack
North Korea was hit with more sanctions on Friday designed to impede access to the US financial system in the wake of a cyberattack on Sony Pictures Entertainment, which the Obama Administration has said was supported by the reclusive country.
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'The Interview': North Korean Defectors Find Nothing Funny in the Film
Hollywood comedy "The Interview" has won a few fans in between sparking apocalyptic warnings from North Korea, but for defectors who escaped the communist state, there's nothing funny about it.
