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North Korea Says Alleged WannaCry Hacker US' "Figment Of Imagination"
The North Korean Foreign Affairs Ministry has claimed that a hacker allegedly responsible for debilitating cyber attacks against Sony and the global WannaCry ransomware outbreak does not exist, media reported.
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"Events Not Disrupted," Says South Korea On Cyber Shutdown During Olympics; Probe On
South Korea on Saturday investigated a mysterious internet shutdown during the Winter Olympics opening ceremony, which follows warnings of possible cyberattacks during the Pyeongchang Games.
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Facebook, Microsoft Disabled North Korean Cyber Threats, Says US
"Facebook took down accounts that stopped the operational execution of ongoing cyber-attacks and Microsoft acted to patch existing attacks, not just the WannaCry attack initially."
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US Says Facebook, Microsoft Disabled North Korean Cyber Threats
Facebook Inc and Microsoft Corp disabled a number of North Korean cyber threats last week, a White House official said on Tuesday, as the United States publicly blamed Pyongyang for a May cyber attack that crippled hospitals, banks and other companies.
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Britain Joins US In Blaming North Korea For 'WannaCry' Attack
Britain said North Korea was behind the 'WannaCry" cyber attack that infected computers around the globe earlier this year on Tuesday, joining the United States in blaming Pyongyang for the ransomware incident.
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US Publicly Blames North Korea For WannaCry Cyberattack
The Trump administration on Monday evening publicly acknowledged that North Korea was behind the WannaCry computer worm that affected more than 230,000 computers in over 150 countries earlier this year.
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US Says North Korea 'Directly Responsible' For 'WannaCry' Cyber Attack
North Korea is "directly responsible" for the so-called WannaCry cyber attack that crippled hospitals, banks and other companies across the globe earlier this year, a senior White House official said on Monday.
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India Among Top 7 Countries at High Ransomware Risk: Sophos
India is among the top seven countries for ransomware circulation as cyber-attacks have increased this year globally, says Sophos.
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New Wave Of Cyber Attacks Hits Russia, Other Nations
Cyber attacks using malware called "BadRabbit" hit Russia and other nations on Tuesday, affecting Russian Interfax news agency and causing flight delays at Ukraine's Odessa airport.
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Kaspersky Detects Lazarus-Controlled Servers in India
The US, China and India are top three countries housing maximum number of compromised servers, the Kaspersky Lab report said.
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Paying Ransom Will Make You a Preferred Future Target for Hackers, Says McAfee
"Meeting hackers' demands will not necessarily guarantee compliance from the hackers. In many cases, the likelihood of receiving decryption keys is almost nil."
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Sophos Says India Has Talent, Tools Yet Can't Tackle Big Cyber-Attacks
"India has well-trained, well-educated and capable IT people. The country has got access to all the tools it needs to secure its systems. Yet, in the case of a big cyber attack, India is still unprepared."
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WannaCry 'Hero' Marcus Hutchins Pleads Not Guilty to Kronos Malware Hacking Charges
"Marcus Hutchins is a brilliant young man and a hero," said Marcia Hofmann, an attorney affiliated with the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
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US Judge Sets $30,000 Bail for UK Hacker Who Helped Stop WannaCry
Marcus Hutchins, 23, gained celebrity status within the hacker community in May when he was credited with neutralising the global WannaCry ransomware attack.
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US Judge Sets $30,000 Bail For UK Hacker Who Stopped 'WannaCry'
A U.S. judge in Las Vegas set a $30,000 bail on Friday for a well-known British cyber security researcher accused of advertising and selling malicious code used to pilfer banking and credit card information.
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North Korea Says Alleged WannaCry Hacker US' "Figment Of Imagination"
The North Korean Foreign Affairs Ministry has claimed that a hacker allegedly responsible for debilitating cyber attacks against Sony and the global WannaCry ransomware outbreak does not exist, media reported.
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"Events Not Disrupted," Says South Korea On Cyber Shutdown During Olympics; Probe On
South Korea on Saturday investigated a mysterious internet shutdown during the Winter Olympics opening ceremony, which follows warnings of possible cyberattacks during the Pyeongchang Games.
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Facebook, Microsoft Disabled North Korean Cyber Threats, Says US
"Facebook took down accounts that stopped the operational execution of ongoing cyber-attacks and Microsoft acted to patch existing attacks, not just the WannaCry attack initially."
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US Says Facebook, Microsoft Disabled North Korean Cyber Threats
Facebook Inc and Microsoft Corp disabled a number of North Korean cyber threats last week, a White House official said on Tuesday, as the United States publicly blamed Pyongyang for a May cyber attack that crippled hospitals, banks and other companies.
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Britain Joins US In Blaming North Korea For 'WannaCry' Attack
Britain said North Korea was behind the 'WannaCry" cyber attack that infected computers around the globe earlier this year on Tuesday, joining the United States in blaming Pyongyang for the ransomware incident.
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US Publicly Blames North Korea For WannaCry Cyberattack
The Trump administration on Monday evening publicly acknowledged that North Korea was behind the WannaCry computer worm that affected more than 230,000 computers in over 150 countries earlier this year.
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US Says North Korea 'Directly Responsible' For 'WannaCry' Cyber Attack
North Korea is "directly responsible" for the so-called WannaCry cyber attack that crippled hospitals, banks and other companies across the globe earlier this year, a senior White House official said on Monday.
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India Among Top 7 Countries at High Ransomware Risk: Sophos
India is among the top seven countries for ransomware circulation as cyber-attacks have increased this year globally, says Sophos.
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New Wave Of Cyber Attacks Hits Russia, Other Nations
Cyber attacks using malware called "BadRabbit" hit Russia and other nations on Tuesday, affecting Russian Interfax news agency and causing flight delays at Ukraine's Odessa airport.
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Kaspersky Detects Lazarus-Controlled Servers in India
The US, China and India are top three countries housing maximum number of compromised servers, the Kaspersky Lab report said.
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Paying Ransom Will Make You a Preferred Future Target for Hackers, Says McAfee
"Meeting hackers' demands will not necessarily guarantee compliance from the hackers. In many cases, the likelihood of receiving decryption keys is almost nil."
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Sophos Says India Has Talent, Tools Yet Can't Tackle Big Cyber-Attacks
"India has well-trained, well-educated and capable IT people. The country has got access to all the tools it needs to secure its systems. Yet, in the case of a big cyber attack, India is still unprepared."
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WannaCry 'Hero' Marcus Hutchins Pleads Not Guilty to Kronos Malware Hacking Charges
"Marcus Hutchins is a brilliant young man and a hero," said Marcia Hofmann, an attorney affiliated with the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
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US Judge Sets $30,000 Bail for UK Hacker Who Helped Stop WannaCry
Marcus Hutchins, 23, gained celebrity status within the hacker community in May when he was credited with neutralising the global WannaCry ransomware attack.
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US Judge Sets $30,000 Bail For UK Hacker Who Stopped 'WannaCry'
A U.S. judge in Las Vegas set a $30,000 bail on Friday for a well-known British cyber security researcher accused of advertising and selling malicious code used to pilfer banking and credit card information.
