Image copyright Reuters Image caption Microsoft said the hackers were “highly motivated” Hackers that appear to be linked to Iran’s government have targeted the 2020 US presidential election, according to tech company Microsoft. The group attacked more than 200 email accounts, some of which belonged to people associated with “a US presidential campaign”, it said. […]
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As America hurtles toward another presidential election, the threat of Russian hacking, meddling, and general deleterious behavior has occupied the minds of US government officials and average voters alike. But on Friday, Microsoft sounded an alarm that serves as a timely reminder that Russia doesn’t have a monopoly on election hacking. In an aggressive new
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Hackers have targeted high-profile automotive YouTubers CYBER CRIMS HAVE TARGETED a number of YouTube creators over the past few days in order to take control of popular channels. According to ZDNet, this new wave of attacks is massive and highly coordinated, with a primary focus on high-profile YouTubers within the automotive and car reviewing community. Some
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Image copyright PA Media Image caption If hackers can get the satellite to take a picture of the moon they will get paid a bounty Ethical hackers are getting the chance to see if they can crack the security on an orbiting US Defense Department satellite, reports Wired. Vetted experts will tackle the satellite and
Joshua Lott/Bloomberg via Getty Images For nearly three years, the December 2016 cyberattack on the Ukrainian power grid has presented a menacing puzzle. Two days before Christmas that year, Russian hackers planted a unique specimen of malware in the network of Ukraine’s national grid operator, Ukrenergo. Just before midnight, they used it to open every
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Enlarge / Simjacker attack flow. AdaptiveMobile Security Hackers are actively exploiting a critical weakness found in most mobile phones to surreptitiously track the location of users and possibly carry out other nefarious actions, researchers warned on Thursday. The so-called Simjacker exploits work across a wide range of mobile devices, regardless of the hardware or software
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Companies are under threat from cyber criminals. As noted by the 2019 Data Breach Investigations Report, 52 percent of more than 43,000 reported security incidents and data breaches involved hacking, and 66 percent were conducted by outsiders. And it doesn’t stop there: The accelerating pace of new technological frameworks such as the Internet of Things
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Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey’s account gets hacked (Picture: Getty/Twitter) Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey’s account has been compromised. A hacking group called ‘Chuckling Squad’ have sent racist messages and bomb threats from his social media account. Twitter spokesman Brandon Borrman confirmed the attack, saying: ‘Yes, Jack’s account was compromised. ‘We’re working on it and investigating what
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Google Android and Apple iPhone users have been put on alert about a ‘silent’ hacking bug (Image: GOOGLE • APPLE • GETTY) Google Android and Apple iPhone users have been put on alert about a bug which allegedly let hackers access victims’ photos, texts and location. The threat was discovered by Google’s Project Zero team
