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India, Japan working to improve cyber security
19 Sep 2014
Hackers linked with Chinese government repeatedly attacked US military contractors’ site: Probe
18 Sep 2014
German firm selling ‘weaponized malware’ to bad regimes: WikiLeaks
17 Sep 2014
FinFisher’s malware can be enormously useful in controlling internet abuse, but instead it is being sold indiscriminately, the WikiLeaks’ Spy Files say
Russian hackers leak millions of Gmail IDs and passwords: report
11 Sep 2014
Google, however, said the danger has been greatly exaggerated and that less than 2 per cent of the username and password combinations might have leaked
Facebook, eBay, Apple services hit by outages
04 Sep 2014
Facebook, eBay, Apple services hit by outages
04 Sep 2014
Europol announces new hacker-tracking agency J-CAT
02 Sep 2014
The EU law enforcement agency Europol has set up a new hacker-tracking agency to combat digital crime in the EU and beyond
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