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The observed campaign involved phishing emails that infected target system with the Logpie keylogger and the Cherryspy backdoor.

The prosecutors say the accused intentionally violated licensing requirements for dual-use goods by selling surveillance software to non-EU countries.

Ashley Liles gained access to his boss' email account and changed the payment address in the blackmail email to one under his control.

The list of sanctioned orgs includes two cyber centers linked to Lazarus Group, and the DarkSeoul campaign.

Google will pay a maximum of $30,000 for RCE bugs and up to $7,500 for flaws that can be used for remote data theft.

Viktor Netyksho is one of the 12 military hackers indicted in the US for hacking offences related to the 2016 US presidential election.

The BlackBasta intrusion coincided with Rheinmetall's talks of building a new tank plant in Ukraine.

This is the largest GDPR fine to date.

The total losses to victims of frauds enabled by iSpoof in the UK alone exceeds £43 million, with the total global losses estimated to be at least £100 million.

The BrutePrint attack involves the exploitation of two security weaknesses that allow to bypass existing security measures.