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NEWS American "clouds" are not welcome here. The EU has presented its response to Google and Microsoft.
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NEWS Durov, take action. Russian authorities are once again trying to shut down the country's main messaging app.
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NEWS Criminals no longer need to hack your network. You give them access when you search for a VPN.
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NEWS Iranians hack in a primitive but deadly way: a stolen VPN, admin rights, and four wipers will destroy everything.
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NEWS High-profile attacks have died out in Russia—spies live online for six months. They steal silently, then leave silently.
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NEWS What's being called a backdoor was allegedly found in the MAX code. Technically, this isn't true at all—but it's not entirely wrong either.
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NEWS Why invent viruses when you can just press Delete? Iranian hackers' straightforward approach in action
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NEWS Why risk sailors in the deep? The Pentagon is sending giant Dive-XL robots to patrol the most dangerous waters.
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NEWS A letter, an archive, and strange symbols. We explain how the VioletRAT malware bypasses Windows security.
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NEWS Why write your own viruses when you can buy ready-made ones? Iranian intelligence is mastering low-cost espionage.
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NEWS A captcha with a double meaning. How a simple verification that you are not a robot turns into a spyware installation.
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NEWS 29 minutes is how long it now takes an AI hacker to go from first penetration to taking over an entire network.
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NEWS Meta finally noticed the millions of bots. It's a shame after they deceived everyone.
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NEWS Billion-dollar satellites are afraid of supermarket batteries. How the military and hooligans "turn off" space with a single button.
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NEWS Positive Technologies will promote CyberOK solutions in Russia and abroad.
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NEWS Schrödinger's ZIP archive: there's nothing inside for an antivirus, but for a hacker, there's a working virus.
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NEWS 5 billion in 5 days? How Moscow's communications restrictions hit small businesses.
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NEWS The "most secure messenger" is once again at the center of a scandal—and no, it wasn't hacked. Dutch intelligence is in a panic.
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NEWS 100 million for a "hello, how are you?" African womanizer testified in court how he robbed gullible singles.
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NEWS In Vietnam, seven friends decided to open a "branch" of the Japanese police right in their apartment and earned $400,000.
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