Cryptography
Greece will not send troops to Ukraine, official confirms
The two Greek-US memorandums of cooperation concerning the deployment and placement of Greek defense personnel in the US Army were approved on Monday by a majority in the Parliament Foreign Affairs and National Defense Committee, with Deputy Defense Minister Giannis Kefalogiannis emphatically declaring that Greece will not be sending troops to Ukraine.
Parliament - Samaras: Obviously I will vote against, same-sex marriage is not a human right
"They are my views and nothing else," he told reporters - "No comment" replies the government - "We are opening a backdoor for 'parent 1 and 2'"
Cybersecurity bill to be tabled next week
The draft law on cybersecurity will be tabled in the relevant parliamentary committees next week, so that "there will be one body in charge of all the organizations and services - both public and private - that will protect us from attacks," Digital Governance Minister Dimitris Papastergiou said on Friday in an interview with Skai TV.
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Greek authorities help Europol dismantle hacking ring
Prosecuting authorities from 17 countries, coordinated by their Greek counterparts, dismantled an international hacking ring, which "unlocked" online stores and stole account details of their customers, which they then sold on the dark web.
Fresh batch of measures for sports violence unveiled
Deputy Sports Minister Giannis Voutsis introduced new measures to combat fan violence on Wednesday which include restricting each team to a single fan club, mandatory electronic security systems in Super League and Basket League stadiums, and €10,000-€100,000 fines for "low-level fan violence."
New agency in the works to shield Greece from cyber attacks
A national cybersecurity authority will be created with a bill to protect the public sector, as well as private companies in sectors such as the manufacturing and distribution of chemicals and food products.
Battle for Balkan Cybersecurity: Threats and Implications of Biometrics and Digital Identity
The research shows a prevalence of cyberattacks targeting critical online infrastructure, services and computers. Inadequate public awareness and cybersecurity policies, and limited regional collaboration, have exacerbated the challenges the Balkan countries face in combating cybercrime.
Artificial Intelligence is Making the Online World Safer
There are a plethora of clickbait headlines around at the moment, that are causing huge concern about the dangers of artificial intelligence. Programs like ChatGPT, Cortana, and Google Cloud all have AI built into them, but have been making news for the wrong reasons.
Meagre Resources Leave Montenegro Exposed to Cyber Threats
Perpetrator still unknown
The attacks of August 22 last year compromised a string of public services, including the websites of the government and the Revenue and Customs Administration.
According to the Ministry of Public Administration, 17 "information systems" in 10 institutions were infected, with 150 computer directly affected.
Hacked data from Cyprus up for grabs on darknet
Encrypted folders with stolen information from Open University of Cyprus may be available on the dark web, where data brokers and identity thieves can now buy access to private information of students and staff after the institution failed to pay ransom.
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