cyber crime

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    Belgium the latest victim of cyber-spying

    Belgium the latest victim of cyber-spying Belgium said it is investigating suspected foreign state espionage against its main telecoms company, pointing the finger at the United States.
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    Hacker steals data of two million Vodafone customers

    Hacker steals data of two million Vodafone customers A hacker has stolen the names, addresses and bank account numbers of about 2 million Vodafone Germany customers
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    Assange decries WikiLeaks film, "The Fifth Estate"

    Assange decries WikiLeaks film, "The Fifth Estate" The Toronto International Film Festival première's Bill Condon's dramatization of Assange and WikiLeaks, "The Fifth Estate"
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    Wikileak's Julian Assange files spying charges against US

    Wikileak’s Assange files spying charges against US WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has filed charges in Germany claiming a US Marines intelligence officer spied on him
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    Syrian hackers hit Twitter, NY Times, and Huffington Post

    Syrian hackers attack Twitter, NY Times, Huffington Post Media companies lost control of their websites after an attack by hackers supporting the Syrian government
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    US warns of “major cyber event”

    US warns of “major cyber event” Outgoing US Homeland Security Secretary warns of a “major cyber event” that would have a “serious” impact on American society.
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    New York Times website brought down by cyber-attack

    New York Times website brought down by cyber-attack The New York Times said its website went down after what appeared to be a “malicious external attack.”
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    Virus generates fake social network activity in new fraud twist

    Virus generates fake social network activity in new fraud twist In the world of cyber fraud, a fake fan on Instagram can be worth five times more than a stolen credit card number.
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    Dalai Lama's Chinese website infecting visitors, expert warns

    Dalai Lama’s website infected with malware The Dalai Lama’s Chinese-language website has been compromised with malicious software
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    Mobile operators moved fast to fix SIM card bug

    Mobile operators moved fast to fix SIM card bug A well-known security expert said mobile carriers have quickly protected customers from a security bug that he revealed 10 days ago
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    US "got lucky" catching Russian master hackers

    US "got lucky" catching Russian master hackers Two Russians arrested for online fraud were caught through a combination of high-tech tools, dogged detective work and sheer luck.
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    Hackers charged for 160-million stolen bank card numbers

    Hackers charged for 160-million stolen bank card numbers US authorities indicted five men on charges of running a global hacking operation that saw 160 million bank card numbers stolen
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    US rejects legislative bid to curb NSA data-gathering program

    US rejects bid to curb NSA data-gathering program A US spy program that sweeps up vast amounts of electronic communications survived a legislative challenge
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    Cyber-crime costs world up to USD500-billion: study

    Cyber-crime costs world up to USD500-billion: study Cybercrime costs the global economy up to $500 billion annually, according to a study
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    Half a billion mobiles phones vulnerable to hackers warns UN watchdog

    Half a billion mobiles phones vulnerable to hackers warns UN watchdog A UN that advises nations on cybersecurity plans to send out an alert about significant vulnerabilities in mobile phone technology
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    Nasdaq website hacked, user data stolen

    Nasdaq website hacked, user data stolen Cyber-criminals targeted Nasdaq’s community forum and gained access to the e-mail usernames and passwords of the members
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    EU chief calls for answers on US spying

    EU chief calls for answers on US spying The EU says it is waiting for US government answers about its spying on allies
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    South Korea vs North Korea cyber-battle heats up

    South Korea vs North Korea cyber-battle heats up North Korea is to blame for last month’s cyberattacks on the websites of South Korean media companies and the president and prime minister’s offices
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    Snowden to decide on Russian asylum

    Snowden to decide on Russian asylum US leaker Edward Snowden, who has said he wants to apply for asylum in Russia, is studying his options
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    Germany urges strict EU data protection rules

    Germany urges strict EU data protection rules Angela Merkel called for EU-wide data protection rules and transparency from Internet giants
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