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Iker Casillas Says Account Hacked After Deleting Tweet Saying "I'm Gay"
Taking to Twitter, Iker Casillas had written in Spanish "I hope you respect me: I'm gay." However, he went on to delete the tweet within hours. and then issued a clarification.
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Spain Spy Chief In Hot Seat Over Phone Hacking Scandal
Spain's top spymaster was grilled behind closed doors by lawmakers on Thursday over mobile phone hacking revelations that have roiled the country's fragile coalition government.
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Twitter Celebrity Hack: UK Citizen Arrested in Spain for Role in 2020 Scam Attack
A 22-year-old British citizen was arrested in Spain on Wednesday in connection with a July 2020 Twitter hack that compromised the accounts of high-profile politicians and celebrities, the US Justice Department said.
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Spanish Court Agrees To Extradite Russian Hacking Suspect To US
Spain's High Court said Tuesday it had agreed to a US request to extradite a Russian man accused of controlling one of the world's top generators of spam and online extortion.
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Cheaters Have no Place in Sport, Says Rafael Nadal on Doping
Russian hacking group, Fancy Bears has published the names and documentation of 25 athletes, including tennis stars Serena Williams and Venus Williams, alleging that they had taken banned substances
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Spain arrests eight people suspected in global ATM heist
Spanish police detained six Romanian citizens and two Moroccans on the outskirts of Madrid, and recovered roughly 1,000 blank credit cards.
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Cyberattack suspect had 'bunker' in north Spain
A Dutch citizen arrested in northeast Spain on suspicion of launching what is described as the biggest cyberattack in Internet history operated from a bunker and had a van capable of hacking into networks anywhere in the country, officials said Sunday.
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Website of Spanish national police hacked
The website of Spain's national police force was hacked by a group that calls itself Anonymous
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Website of Spanish national police hacked
The website of Spain's national police force was hacked by a group that calls itself Anonymous
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Spanish police website down after hacker arrests
Spain's National Police say hackers blocked its website briefly in apparent retaliation for the arrest of three suspected members of the international activist group Anonymous.Police said Monday the attack happened around 2 a.m. (0000 GMT) Sunday but did not disrupt police computer operations and that Anonymous claimed responsibility for it.On Frid...
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Iker Casillas Says Account Hacked After Deleting Tweet Saying "I'm Gay"
Taking to Twitter, Iker Casillas had written in Spanish "I hope you respect me: I'm gay." However, he went on to delete the tweet within hours. and then issued a clarification.
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Spain Spy Chief In Hot Seat Over Phone Hacking Scandal
Spain's top spymaster was grilled behind closed doors by lawmakers on Thursday over mobile phone hacking revelations that have roiled the country's fragile coalition government.
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Twitter Celebrity Hack: UK Citizen Arrested in Spain for Role in 2020 Scam Attack
A 22-year-old British citizen was arrested in Spain on Wednesday in connection with a July 2020 Twitter hack that compromised the accounts of high-profile politicians and celebrities, the US Justice Department said.
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Spanish Court Agrees To Extradite Russian Hacking Suspect To US
Spain's High Court said Tuesday it had agreed to a US request to extradite a Russian man accused of controlling one of the world's top generators of spam and online extortion.
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Cheaters Have no Place in Sport, Says Rafael Nadal on Doping
Russian hacking group, Fancy Bears has published the names and documentation of 25 athletes, including tennis stars Serena Williams and Venus Williams, alleging that they had taken banned substances
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Spain arrests eight people suspected in global ATM heist
Spanish police detained six Romanian citizens and two Moroccans on the outskirts of Madrid, and recovered roughly 1,000 blank credit cards.
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Cyberattack suspect had 'bunker' in north Spain
A Dutch citizen arrested in northeast Spain on suspicion of launching what is described as the biggest cyberattack in Internet history operated from a bunker and had a van capable of hacking into networks anywhere in the country, officials said Sunday.
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Website of Spanish national police hacked
The website of Spain's national police force was hacked by a group that calls itself Anonymous
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Website of Spanish national police hacked
The website of Spain's national police force was hacked by a group that calls itself Anonymous
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Spanish police website down after hacker arrests
Spain's National Police say hackers blocked its website briefly in apparent retaliation for the arrest of three suspected members of the international activist group Anonymous.Police said Monday the attack happened around 2 a.m. (0000 GMT) Sunday but did not disrupt police computer operations and that Anonymous claimed responsibility for it.On Frid...
