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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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Hacker Charged for WannaCry Attack Does Not Exist: North Korea
US officials said the hacker is believed to be a member of North Korea's military intelligence outfit as well as a suspected member of a hacking group linked to attacks against banks and government agencies.
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US Charges North Korean Hacker in Sony, WannaCry Cyber-Attacks
Park Jin Hyok worked as part of a team of hackers, also known as the Lazarus Group, to try to breach multiple other US businesses, according to the complaint.
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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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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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Hacker Who Helped Stop Global Cyber-Attack Arrested in US
News of Hutchins' detention came as a shock to the cybersecurity community. Many had rallied behind the researcher whose quick thinking helped control the spread of the WannaCry.
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UK Security Researcher Who Stopped 'WannaCry' Attack Arrested In US On Hacking Charges
A British computer security researcher hailed as a hero for thwarting the "WannaCry" ransomware onslaught was in US custody on Thursday after being indicted on charges of creating malware to attack banks.
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Microsoft, Experts Push for Global NGO to Expose Hackers
"This is something that we don't have today: a trusted international organisation for cyber-attribution," said Paul Nicholas, director of Microsoft's Global Security Strategy.
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Bug Bounty Hunters Say They Aren't Welcome in India
Bug bounty hunters are ethical hackers who point out weaknesses in a company's security, in exchange for rewards and recognition. But the ones we spoke to say they're not welcomed by Indian companies.
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North Korea, Cyber-Attacks, and 'Lazarus': What We Really Know
With the dust now settling after "WannaCry," the biggest ransomware attack in history, cybersecurity experts are taking a deep dive into how it was carried out.
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Group Linked To NSA Leaks Says Will Release More Data In July
A group that published hacking tools that security experts believe were stolen from the US National Security Agency said on Tuesday it plans to sell a new batch of stolen code in July to customers willing to pay more than $22,000 for it.
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Indian Hacker Had Warned Zomato Of Problems. Like Others, He Was Ignored
Kanishk Sajnan says he did not receive so much as a thank you from a major airline when he contacted them with alarming news -- he had hacked their website and could book flights anywhere in the world for free.
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India's Ethical Hackers Rewarded Abroad, Ignored at Home
India produces more ethical hackers - those who break into computer networks to expose, rather than exploit, weaknesses - than anywhere else in the world.
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Chipotle Says Hackers Hit Most Restaurants In Data Breach
Hackers used malware to steal customer payment data from most of Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc's restaurants over a span of three weeks, the company said on Friday, adding to woes at the chain whose sales had just started recovering from a string of food safety lapses in 2015.
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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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Hacker Charged for WannaCry Attack Does Not Exist: North Korea
US officials said the hacker is believed to be a member of North Korea's military intelligence outfit as well as a suspected member of a hacking group linked to attacks against banks and government agencies.
-
US Charges North Korean Hacker in Sony, WannaCry Cyber-Attacks
Park Jin Hyok worked as part of a team of hackers, also known as the Lazarus Group, to try to breach multiple other US businesses, according to the complaint.
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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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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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Hacker Who Helped Stop Global Cyber-Attack Arrested in US
News of Hutchins' detention came as a shock to the cybersecurity community. Many had rallied behind the researcher whose quick thinking helped control the spread of the WannaCry.
-
UK Security Researcher Who Stopped 'WannaCry' Attack Arrested In US On Hacking Charges
A British computer security researcher hailed as a hero for thwarting the "WannaCry" ransomware onslaught was in US custody on Thursday after being indicted on charges of creating malware to attack banks.
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Microsoft, Experts Push for Global NGO to Expose Hackers
"This is something that we don't have today: a trusted international organisation for cyber-attribution," said Paul Nicholas, director of Microsoft's Global Security Strategy.
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Bug Bounty Hunters Say They Aren't Welcome in India
Bug bounty hunters are ethical hackers who point out weaknesses in a company's security, in exchange for rewards and recognition. But the ones we spoke to say they're not welcomed by Indian companies.
-
North Korea, Cyber-Attacks, and 'Lazarus': What We Really Know
With the dust now settling after "WannaCry," the biggest ransomware attack in history, cybersecurity experts are taking a deep dive into how it was carried out.
-
Group Linked To NSA Leaks Says Will Release More Data In July
A group that published hacking tools that security experts believe were stolen from the US National Security Agency said on Tuesday it plans to sell a new batch of stolen code in July to customers willing to pay more than $22,000 for it.
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Indian Hacker Had Warned Zomato Of Problems. Like Others, He Was Ignored
Kanishk Sajnan says he did not receive so much as a thank you from a major airline when he contacted them with alarming news -- he had hacked their website and could book flights anywhere in the world for free.
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India's Ethical Hackers Rewarded Abroad, Ignored at Home
India produces more ethical hackers - those who break into computer networks to expose, rather than exploit, weaknesses - than anywhere else in the world.
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Chipotle Says Hackers Hit Most Restaurants In Data Breach
Hackers used malware to steal customer payment data from most of Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc's restaurants over a span of three weeks, the company said on Friday, adding to woes at the chain whose sales had just started recovering from a string of food safety lapses in 2015.
