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  1. Hackers Target India’s Prime Minister

    Prime Minister Modi’s Twitter account hacked to spread fake Bitcoin message

  2. Ex-NFL Star Gets Three Years for #COVID19 Fraud

    Joshua Bellamy falsified information about his company

  3. “Sadistic” Online Extortionist Jailed for 32 Years

    Birmingham man forced some victims to the point of suicide

  4. “Worst-Case Scenario” Log4j Exploits Travel the Globe

    Log4j vulnerability affects huge sweep of applications and vendors

  5. Cyber-Attack on Hellmann Worldwide Logistics

    German logistics firm unable to rule out data leakages or unauthorized use of data

  6. HSE Missed Cyber-Attack’s Warning Signs

    Criminals inside Irish health service’s network for two months before ransomware attack

  7. Volvo Hit by Cyber-Thieves

    Research and development data stolen from carmaker in cyber-attack

  8. UK Court Paves Way for Julian Assange’s Extradition to the US

    A UK court has ruled that the Wikileaks founder can be extradited to the US to face trial over leaking classified documents

  9. Experts Meet to Share Info on Crypto Crimes

    Over 2000 join effort to fight money laundering and other offenses

  10. Crypting Mastermind Gets Just Two Years for Kelihos Plot

    Russian national was facing a maximum possible sentence of 15 years

  11. Three-Quarters of Firms Admit Sub-Optimal IoT Security

    Connected device projects soar during pandemic

  12. Verdict Reached in Josh Duggar Case

    Reality TV star found guilty of child sexual abuse material charges

  13. DARPA Announces SMOKE Program

    US military researchers ask cybersecurity industry to model hackers’ signature moves

  14. Most Phishing Pages are Short-lived

    The majority of phishing pages exist for only one day

  15. Half of Websites Still Using Legacy Crypto Keys

    Scott Helme urges firms to switch from RSA to ECDSA

  16. NVD: It’s Another Record Year for Vulnerabilities

    Fifth year in a row for record number of bugs published to National Vulnerability Database

  17. IT Execs Half as Likely to Face the Axe After Breaches

    Skills shortages are making staff hard to fire

  18. AWS Outage Hits Eastern US

    Five-hour outage at Amazon Web Services causes widespread disruption

  19. Two Countries Charge Canadian with Cybercrimes

    US indicts Canadian suspected of attacking his native land with ransomware

  20. Passports Now Most Attacked Form of ID

    Passports surpass national identity cards as ID type most attacked by fraudsters

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