Cybercrime
Police probe fake online ad for Parliament job
The Greek Police's cyber crimes unit is investigating a case involving a fake online advertisement for recruiting an administrative employee to the country's Parliament.
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Police seeking fraudsters behind PPC scam
Officers of the Greek Police's cyber crimes squad on Monday issued fraud charges against unknown persons following a probe into complaints by consumers claiming to have received emails suggesting that they could receive partial rebates from the Public Power Corporation.
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North Korean hacking group allegedly targets Turkish financial institutions
A suspected North Korean cybercrime group, known as the “Hidden Cobra,” targeted Turkey’s financial industry earlier this month, U.S.-based cyber firm McAfee claimed on March 8 in a report published on its blog, securingtomorrow.mcafee.com.
Cyberattack on German government sought sensitive data
The latest hack of German government networks involved complex malicious software and targeted more sensitive data than a 2015 breach of the German parliament, a leading member of Chancellor Angela Merkel’s conservatives said on March 1.
Global cybercrime costs $600 bln annually: Study
The annual cost of cybercrime has hit $600 billion worldwide, fueled by growing sophistication of hackers and proliferation of criminal marketplaces and cryptocurrencies, researchers said on Feb. 21.
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Cybercrime Hurting Businesses to Tune of $600 billion
The internet has made life easier in a whole lot of ways. Love that convenience? So do criminals, according to cnet.com
A report out Wednesday says cybercrime may now be costing businesses worldwide as much as 0 billion, and it points to the ease of digital crime as the reason.
Artificial Intelligence may Fall into Bad Hands
The rapid development of artificial intelligence increases the risk of its malicious use by states threatening world peace, criminals and terrorists, warns a new report quoted by Reuters and the France press.
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UK Blames Russia For Cyber Attack
Britain blamed Russia on Thursday for a cyber-attack last year, publicly pointing the finger at Moscow for spreading a virus which disrupted companies across Europe including UK-based Reckitt Benckiser, according to Reuters.
Russia denied the accusation, saying it was part of "Russophobic" campaign it said was being waged by some Western countries.
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Trump Nominated General Paul Nakasone as Director of the National Security Agency
US President Donald Trump nominated General Paul Nakasone for a new director of the National Security Agency (NSA), one of the most classified intelligence agencies. Rob Joyce, a special assistant to the White House and coordinator for cyber security, said on Twitter, quoted by news agencies.
36 People in the United States are Accused of Identity Theft on the Internet
The US Department of Justice announced that 36 people were indicted for involvement in a global identity theft over the Internet, causing damages of over $ 530 million to consumers, companies and financial institutions, BNT said.