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Fictional Foe Attacking NATO In War Training Sounds A Lot Like Russia
In the space of a few hours, the advantages of the modern, Internet-connected world turned against the military personnel and hackers involved in a cybersecurity exercise in this Baltic city not far from the Russian border.
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US Also Blames Russia for 'Reckless' NotPetya Ransomware Cyber-Attack
The White House on Thursday blamed Russia for the devastating 'NotPetya' cyber attack last year, joining the British government in condemning Moscow.
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US Says Russia To Face 'Consequences' For 'NotPetya' Cyber Attack
The United States on Thursday pinned the blame for the massive 2017 'NotPetya" cyber attack firmly on Russia and warned Moscow it will face "international consequences."
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UK Blames Russian Military for 'NotPetya' Ransomware Cyber-Attack
Britain accused the Russian military of being behind last year's NotPetya cyber-attack, which started in Ukraine and Russia.
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UK Blames Russian Military For 'Notpetya' Cyber-Attack
Britain on Thursday accused the Russian military of being behind last year's "NotPetya" cyber-attack, which started in Ukraine and Russia before spreading globally, affecting thousands of computers.
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BadRabbit: NotPetya Hackers Likely Behind Ransomware Attack, Say Researchers
Security researchers at Cisco's Talos unit said BadRabbit bore some similarities with NotPetya as they were both based on the same malware.
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BadRabbit Ransomware Hits Eastern Europe, Including Ukraine and Russia
The malware called "BadRabbit" appeared to be the largest since "NotPetya" was launched from the same two countries before affecting the rest of the world in July.
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Global Cyber Attack Could Spur $53 Billion In Losses, Warns Lloyd's Of London
A major, global cyber attack could trigger an average of $53 billion of economic losses, a figure on par with a catastrophic natural disaster such as US Superstorm Sandy in 2012, Lloyd's of London said in a report on Monday.
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Ransomware: Ukraine Scrambles to Contain New Cyber Threat After Attack
Experts said that while hackers have previously inserted viruses into software updates, the attack on Ukraine is the largest and most disruptive such assault to date.
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Ransomware: Ukraine Says Foiled Second Cyber-Attack After Police Raid
Ukraine is still trying to find its feet after scores or even hundreds of businesses and government agencies were hit by an explosion of data-scrambling software on June 27.
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Ransomware Attacks: Ukrainian Police Seize Servers of Software Firm
Little known outside Ukrainian accounting circles, M.E.Doc is used by around 80 percent of companies in Ukraine.
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Ransomware Attacks: Family Firm in Ukraine Says Not Responsible
Little known outside Ukrainian accounting circles, Intellect Service's M.E.Doc is an everyday part of life at around 80 percent of companies in Ukraine.
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Ransomware Attacks: Ukraine Points Finger at Russian Security Services
The SBU, Ukraine's state security service, said the attack was by the same hackers who attacked the Ukrainian power grid in December 2016.
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Fictional Foe Attacking NATO In War Training Sounds A Lot Like Russia
In the space of a few hours, the advantages of the modern, Internet-connected world turned against the military personnel and hackers involved in a cybersecurity exercise in this Baltic city not far from the Russian border.
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US Also Blames Russia for 'Reckless' NotPetya Ransomware Cyber-Attack
The White House on Thursday blamed Russia for the devastating 'NotPetya' cyber attack last year, joining the British government in condemning Moscow.
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US Says Russia To Face 'Consequences' For 'NotPetya' Cyber Attack
The United States on Thursday pinned the blame for the massive 2017 'NotPetya" cyber attack firmly on Russia and warned Moscow it will face "international consequences."
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UK Blames Russian Military for 'NotPetya' Ransomware Cyber-Attack
Britain accused the Russian military of being behind last year's NotPetya cyber-attack, which started in Ukraine and Russia.
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UK Blames Russian Military For 'Notpetya' Cyber-Attack
Britain on Thursday accused the Russian military of being behind last year's "NotPetya" cyber-attack, which started in Ukraine and Russia before spreading globally, affecting thousands of computers.
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BadRabbit: NotPetya Hackers Likely Behind Ransomware Attack, Say Researchers
Security researchers at Cisco's Talos unit said BadRabbit bore some similarities with NotPetya as they were both based on the same malware.
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BadRabbit Ransomware Hits Eastern Europe, Including Ukraine and Russia
The malware called "BadRabbit" appeared to be the largest since "NotPetya" was launched from the same two countries before affecting the rest of the world in July.
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Global Cyber Attack Could Spur $53 Billion In Losses, Warns Lloyd's Of London
A major, global cyber attack could trigger an average of $53 billion of economic losses, a figure on par with a catastrophic natural disaster such as US Superstorm Sandy in 2012, Lloyd's of London said in a report on Monday.
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Ransomware: Ukraine Scrambles to Contain New Cyber Threat After Attack
Experts said that while hackers have previously inserted viruses into software updates, the attack on Ukraine is the largest and most disruptive such assault to date.
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Ransomware: Ukraine Says Foiled Second Cyber-Attack After Police Raid
Ukraine is still trying to find its feet after scores or even hundreds of businesses and government agencies were hit by an explosion of data-scrambling software on June 27.
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Ransomware Attacks: Ukrainian Police Seize Servers of Software Firm
Little known outside Ukrainian accounting circles, M.E.Doc is used by around 80 percent of companies in Ukraine.
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Ransomware Attacks: Family Firm in Ukraine Says Not Responsible
Little known outside Ukrainian accounting circles, Intellect Service's M.E.Doc is an everyday part of life at around 80 percent of companies in Ukraine.
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Ransomware Attacks: Ukraine Points Finger at Russian Security Services
The SBU, Ukraine's state security service, said the attack was by the same hackers who attacked the Ukrainian power grid in December 2016.
