Cybersecurity

Microsoft is facing a service outage that has lasted more than 12 hours, according to Expresso and Metrópoles. The company rules out a cyberattack as the cause but admits difficulties resolving the problems, according to Expresso and Diário de Notícias. Gazeta do Povo reports that the failure caused service interruptions in several countries.

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Microsoft is facing a service outage that has lasted more than 12 hours, according to Expresso and Metrópoles. The company rules out a cyberattack as the cause but admits difficulties resolving the problems, according to Expresso and Diário de Notícias. Gazeta do Povo reports that the failure caused service interruptions in several countries.

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The FBI says North Korean hackers stole more than $400 million over 18 months, using video images or fake video calls. Semana, in Colombia, stresses that even experts can fall for the scheme, according to the FBI's findings.

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The Japan Times reports that business is booming for cybersecurity companies in Japan.

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The National Treasury identified a hacker attack that exposed data from about 30,000 registrations. According to Metrópoles and Folha de S.Paulo, the attack also exposed about 4,000 Pix keys.

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The FBI says North Korean hackers stole more than $400 million over 18 months, using video images or fake video calls. Semana, in Colombia, stresses that even experts can fall for the scheme, according to the FBI's findings.

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The FBI says North Korean hackers stole more than $400 million over 18 months, using video images or fake video calls. Semana, in Colombia, stresses that even experts can fall for the scheme, according to the FBI's findings.

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The Italian newspaper La Repubblica quotes Colao calling for an acceleration and more engineers than lawyers to meet the hacker challenge.

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The National Treasury identified a hacker attack that exposed data from about 30,000 registrations. According to Metrópoles and Folha de S.Paulo, the attack also exposed about 4,000 Pix keys.

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Caixa Seguridade reported a cyberattack that led to a data leak, according to Folha de S.Paulo and Agência Brasil. Metrópoles, Poder360 and Gazeta do Povo say the attack, on a Caixa subsidiary, exposed data of 7.6 million clients.

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According to CBS News, the EU's cybersecurity chief fears household goods could be hacked after attacks on commercial fridges. ABC News (Australia) reports that Australia's cybersecurity chief is investigating a Microsoft outage.

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Público publishes a piece on data leaks, asking why such data never truly stays in the past.

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A hacker attack on a Caixa subsidiary exposed data of 7.6 million clients, according to Metrópoles, Poder360 and Gazeta do Povo.

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A hacker attack on a Caixa subsidiary exposed data of 7.6 million clients, according to Metrópoles, Poder360 and Gazeta do Povo.

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A hacker attack on a Caixa subsidiary exposed data of 7.6 million clients, according to Metrópoles, Poder360 and Gazeta do Povo.

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Observador reports a cyberattack on the SMAS de Sintra that exposed customer data.

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The Port of Santos says it has recovered 70% of its file copies after a hacker attack.

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The Sydney Morning Herald, in Australia, reports that personal information may have been accessed in a data breach at a government provider.

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The Bangkok Post reports that a Thai House committee is seeking answers on spyware.

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La Tercera, in Chile, publishes an article on how to spot phone scams, linking the topic to cybersecurity and artificial intelligence.

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A cyberattack on the SMAS of Sintra reportedly exposed customer data, according to Público and Observador.

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According to Focus Taiwan, the BOCA says passport validity was not affected by a data breach involving about 70,000 headshots.

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The Hindu, in India, says the Binance hack shows how hard it is for the crypto industry to deal with hackers. Punch, in Nigeria, focuses on how to avoid the next crypto heist, using Binance as its example.

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South Korea's Yonhap reports that three people were sentenced to prison terms over gambling sites linked to North Korean hackers.

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According to CBS News, the EU's cybersecurity chief fears household goods could be hacked after attacks on commercial fridges. ABC News (Australia) reports that Australia's cybersecurity chief is investigating a Microsoft outage.

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Worten was the target of a cyberattack that accessed customer and service provider data, according to Observador, Diário de Notícias, Jornal de Notícias, Público and Expresso. Público adds that no financial data was accessed.

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Worten was the target of a cyberattack that accessed customer and service provider data, according to Observador, Diário de Notícias, Jornal de Notícias, Público and Expresso. Público adds that no financial data was accessed.

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An ABC News headline from Australia says personal data was stolen after the Queensland Parks booking service was hacked.

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A hacker claims to have sold hundreds of exam papers in Victoria, Australia, according to The Sydney Morning Herald. The Guardian Australia reports that the same hacker claims to have sold VCE exam papers to hundreds of students after breaching a government website.

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Worten was the target of a cyberattack that accessed customer and service provider data, according to Observador, Diário de Notícias, Jornal de Notícias, Público and Expresso. Público adds that no financial data was accessed.

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Worten was the target of a cyberattack that accessed customer and service provider data, according to Observador, Diário de Notícias, Jornal de Notícias, Público and Expresso. Público adds that no financial data was accessed.

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Worten was the target of a cyberattack that accessed customer and service provider data, according to Observador, Diário de Notícias, Jornal de Notícias, Público and Expresso. Público adds that no financial data was accessed.

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Worten was the target of a cyberattack that accessed customer and service provider data, according to several reports. Público adds that financial data was not accessed. Observador mentions only access to customer data, without referring to service providers.

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A hacker claims to have sold hundreds of exam papers in Victoria, Australia, according to The Sydney Morning Herald. The Guardian Australia reports that the same hacker claims to have sold VCE exam papers to hundreds of students after breaching a government website.

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Two newspapers, from Pakistan and India, highlight the same theme: an attack on Binance shows the difficulties crypto faces against hackers. The headlines do not specify the attack or its effects, so nothing more can be said about the case.

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The Sydney Morning Herald, in Australia, reports that schools in Europe have been hit by cyberattacks.

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ANSA, from Italy, reports an invitation, issued from the Italian government's Palazzo Chigi, to a meeting on hacker attacks, attributed to the Futuro Nazionale party.

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Jornal de Notícias asks what other risks companies face, after reports that even refrigerators are targets of cyberattacks.

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The Italian agency ANSA reports that Prime Minister Meloni will meet opposition leaders following hacker attacks, without giving further details.

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La Tercera, from Chile, reports that access keys to AI systems have become a new target for hackers, sold on the black market.

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Il Fatto Quotidiano reports that pro-Russian hackers from the NoName group put a bounty on the wife and children of Antonio Tajani on the dark web. According to the same headline, the family members' phone numbers were also published.

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Expresso presents Park Jin-hyok as the mastermind behind some of the most spectacular cyberattacks in the world.

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According to the headlines, the Port of Santos is investigating a hacker attack that affected its systems, and the Federal Police opened an inquiry into the case. Folha de S.Paulo reports that port agents used cell phones to keep the port running, and Agência Brasil says the systems were still affected.

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The Web Summit in Lisbon was hit by a storm that led to the cancellation of the event's second day. Expresso reports that the summit suffered more than six million cyberattack attempts since Monday. Público says the event withstood the cyberattacks on its opening day, but not the storm.

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According to the headlines, the Port of Santos is investigating a hacker attack that affected its systems, and the Federal Police opened an inquiry into the case. Folha de S.Paulo reports that port agents used cell phones to keep the port running, and Agência Brasil says the systems were still affected.

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The Web Summit in Lisbon was hit by a storm that led to the cancellation of the event's second day. Expresso reports that the summit suffered more than six million cyberattack attempts since Monday. Público says the event withstood the cyberattacks on its opening day, but not the storm.

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According to the headlines, the Port of Santos is investigating a hacker attack that affected its systems, and the Federal Police opened an inquiry into the case. Folha de S.Paulo reports that port agents used cell phones to keep the port running, and Agência Brasil says the systems were still affected.

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According to the headlines, the Port of Santos is investigating a hacker attack that affected its systems, and the Federal Police opened an inquiry into the case. Folha de S.Paulo reports that port agents used cell phones to keep the port running, and Agência Brasil says the systems were still affected.

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According to the headlines, the Port of Santos is investigating a hacker attack that affected its systems, and the Federal Police opened an inquiry into the case. Folha de S.Paulo reports that port agents used cell phones to keep the port running, and Agência Brasil says the systems were still affected.

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France does not rule out a response against Iran over cyberattacks on supermarkets, according to RPP. Iran rejects the accusations of involvement in the cyberattacks, which Expresso calls "ridiculous" and Jornal de Notícias describes as French accusations.

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The Port of Santos is investigating a cyberattack that reportedly affected its systems, according to several headlines. Metrópoles reports that hackers claim authorship of the alleged attack, which the other headlines do not confirm. Folha de S.Paulo says port agents used cellphones to keep the port operating. Agência Brasil says the systems remain affected.

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France does not rule out a response against Iran over cyberattacks on supermarkets, according to RPP. Iran rejects the accusations of involvement in the cyberattacks, which Expresso calls "ridiculous" and Jornal de Notícias describes as French accusations.

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Iran rejects France's accusations that it was behind a cyberattack on supermarket refrigerators, which it calls baseless. Le Monde reports Tehran's reaction to the accusations made by Paris; The Hindu and IRNA highlight Iran's rejection as baseless.

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Iran rejects France's accusations that it was behind a cyberattack on supermarket refrigerators, which it calls baseless. Le Monde reports Tehran's reaction to the accusations made by Paris; The Hindu and IRNA highlight Iran's rejection as baseless.

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France does not rule out a response against Iran over cyberattacks on supermarkets, according to RPP. Iran rejects the accusations of involvement in the cyberattacks, which Expresso calls "ridiculous" and Jornal de Notícias describes as French accusations.

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France blames Iran for a cyberattack on supermarket fridges, which it calls unprecedented, and has summoned Iran's ambassador over what it describes as sabotage. Iran rejects France's accusations, which it calls baseless. One headline frames the episode as a new phase in a shadow war involving Iran.

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France blames Iran for cyberattacks on supermarket fridges, according to several headlines. Channels TV reports that France accuses Iran's Revolutionary Guards of masterminding the attacks. The Times of Israel reports that France warns of consequences for Iran.

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According to the headlines, France blames Iran for cyberattacks on supermarket fridges, which it describes as unprecedented. Al Jazeera reports that France summoned Iran's ambassador over what it calls sabotage. The Japan Times frames the case as a new phase in Iran's shadow war.

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France blames Iran for a cyberattack on supermarket fridges, which it describes as unprecedented. According to Al Jazeera, Paris summoned Iran's ambassador over what it calls sabotage of the fridges. The Japan Times links the case to a new phase in Iran's shadow war, though its headline does not explain that reading.

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Al Jazeera, The Hindu, Premium Times and Egypt Independent report that France accuses Iran of a cyberattack on supermarket fridges in October. Egypt Independent describes the attack as 'unprecedented'. IRNA, from Iran, says Iran rejects the French accusations, which it calls 'baseless'.

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France blames Iran for a cyberattack on about 700 supermarkets that reportedly altered refrigerators and caused millions in losses, according to Clarín. Iran strongly rejects France's allegations, calling them baseless. The European Union admits a "forceful response" against Iran, and France promises sanctions, according to Metrópoles and RTP.

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France blames Iran for a cyberattack on about 700 supermarkets that reportedly altered refrigerators and caused millions in losses, according to Clarín. Iran strongly rejects France's allegations, calling them baseless. The European Union admits a "forceful response" against Iran, and France promises sanctions, according to Metrópoles and RTP.

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France blames Iran for a cyberattack on about 700 supermarkets that reportedly altered refrigerators and caused millions in losses, according to Clarín. Iran strongly rejects France's allegations, calling them baseless. The European Union admits a "forceful response" against Iran, and France promises sanctions, according to Metrópoles and RTP.

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France blames Iran for a cyberattack on about 700 supermarkets that reportedly altered refrigerators and caused millions in losses, according to Clarín. Iran strongly rejects France's allegations, calling them baseless. The European Union admits a "forceful response" against Iran, and France promises sanctions, according to Metrópoles and RTP.

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France blames Iran for a cyberattack on about 700 supermarkets that reportedly altered refrigerators and caused millions in losses, according to Clarín. Iran strongly rejects France's allegations, calling them baseless. The European Union admits a "forceful response" against Iran, and France promises sanctions, according to Metrópoles and RTP.

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France accuses Iran, according to several headlines, of a cyberattack on supermarket refrigeration systems; one headline cites about 700 stores. Expresso and Observador attribute the accusation to Iran's Revolutionary Guard or name Paris as the accuser, while The Guardian and Sky News describe mass attacks on fridges. Headlines from other countries, such as CBC News and Channels TV, repeat the same accusation against Tehran without adding new details.

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France blames Iran for the October cyberattack on supermarket fridges, according to Channels TV, PBS NewsHour, The Times of Israel, Al Jazeera, The Hindu, Premium Times and Egypt Independent. Channels TV reports that France accuses Iran's Revolutionary Guards of masterminding the attacks. The Times of Israel adds that France warns of consequences. Egypt Independent describes the attack as unprecedented.

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France accuses Iran of a cyberattack on supermarkets, according to Poder360, Metrópoles and Gazeta do Povo. Metrópoles reports that Paris promises sanctions, while Gazeta do Povo says the case is being investigated against Iran's Revolutionary Guard. Folha de S.Paulo highlights a different angle: France says it does not rule out a new escalation with Iran.

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France accuses Iran of carrying out a cyberattack against supermarkets. According to Expresso, the attack also hit refrigerators in Portugal.

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France blames Iran for cyberattacks on supermarket fridges, according to several headlines. Channels TV reports that France accuses Iran's Revolutionary Guards of masterminding the attacks. The Times of Israel reports that France warns of consequences for Iran.

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France blames Iran for cyberattacks on supermarket fridges, according to several headlines. Channels TV reports that France accuses Iran's Revolutionary Guards of masterminding the attacks. The Times of Israel reports that France warns of consequences for Iran.

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France blames Iran for cyberattacks on supermarket fridges, according to several headlines. Channels TV reports that France accuses Iran's Revolutionary Guards of masterminding the attacks. The Times of Israel reports that France warns of consequences for Iran.

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France blames Iran for cyberattacks on supermarket fridges, according to several headlines. Channels TV reports that France accuses Iran's Revolutionary Guards of masterminding the attacks. The Times of Israel reports that France warns of consequences for Iran.

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Expresso reports that France accuses Iran of a cyberattack against a supermarket. According to the same headline, the attack also hit refrigerators in Portugal.

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France accuses Iran, through its Revolutionary Guards, of cyberattacks that hit refrigeration systems at around 700 supermarkets. Some headlines describe the attacks as unprecedented and massive across the country, without further detail. The accusation is reported as coming from French officials, cited through sources, with no proof mentioned in the headlines.

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France accuses Iran, through its Revolutionary Guards, of cyberattacks that hit refrigeration systems at around 700 supermarkets. Some headlines describe the attacks as unprecedented and massive across the country, without further detail. The accusation is reported as coming from French officials, cited through sources, with no proof mentioned in the headlines.

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France accuses Iran, through its Revolutionary Guards, of cyberattacks that hit refrigeration systems at around 700 supermarkets. Some headlines describe the attacks as unprecedented and massive across the country, without further detail. The accusation is reported as coming from French officials, cited through sources, with no proof mentioned in the headlines.

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France accuses Iran, through its Revolutionary Guards, of cyberattacks that hit refrigeration systems at around 700 supermarkets. Some headlines describe the attacks as unprecedented and massive across the country, without further detail. The accusation is reported as coming from French officials, cited through sources, with no proof mentioned in the headlines.

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France accuses Iran, through its Revolutionary Guards, of cyberattacks that hit refrigeration systems at around 700 supermarkets. Some headlines describe the attacks as unprecedented and massive across the country, without further detail. The accusation is reported as coming from French officials, cited through sources, with no proof mentioned in the headlines.

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France accuses Iran, through its Revolutionary Guards, of cyberattacks that hit refrigeration systems at around 700 supermarkets. Some headlines describe the attacks as unprecedented and massive across the country, without further detail. The accusation is reported as coming from French officials, cited through sources, with no proof mentioned in the headlines.

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France accuses Iran, through its Revolutionary Guards, of cyberattacks that hit refrigeration systems at around 700 supermarkets. Some headlines describe the attacks as unprecedented and massive across the country, without further detail. The accusation is reported as coming from French officials, cited through sources, with no proof mentioned in the headlines.

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France accuses Iran, through its Revolutionary Guards, of cyberattacks that hit refrigeration systems at around 700 supermarkets. Some headlines describe the attacks as unprecedented and massive across the country, without further detail. The accusation is reported as coming from French officials, cited through sources, with no proof mentioned in the headlines.

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France accuses Iran, through its Revolutionary Guards, of cyberattacks that hit refrigeration systems at around 700 supermarkets. Some headlines describe the attacks as unprecedented and massive across the country, without further detail. The accusation is reported as coming from French officials, cited through sources, with no proof mentioned in the headlines.

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France accuses Iran, through its Revolutionary Guards, of cyberattacks that hit refrigeration systems at around 700 supermarkets. Some headlines describe the attacks as unprecedented and massive across the country, without further detail. The accusation is reported as coming from French officials, cited through sources, with no proof mentioned in the headlines.

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France accuses Iran, through its Revolutionary Guards, of cyberattacks that hit refrigeration systems at around 700 supermarkets. Some headlines describe the attacks as unprecedented and massive across the country, without further detail. The accusation is reported as coming from French officials, cited through sources, with no proof mentioned in the headlines.

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France accuses Iran, through its Revolutionary Guards, of cyberattacks that hit refrigeration systems at around 700 supermarkets. Some headlines describe the attacks as unprecedented and massive across the country, without further detail. The accusation is reported as coming from French officials, cited through sources, with no proof mentioned in the headlines.

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France accuses Iran, through its Revolutionary Guards, of cyberattacks that hit refrigeration systems at around 700 supermarkets. Some headlines describe the attacks as unprecedented and massive across the country, without further detail. The accusation is reported as coming from French officials, cited through sources, with no proof mentioned in the headlines.

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France accuses Iran, through its Revolutionary Guards, of cyberattacks that hit refrigeration systems at around 700 supermarkets. Some headlines describe the attacks as unprecedented and massive across the country, without further detail. The accusation is reported as coming from French officials, cited through sources, with no proof mentioned in the headlines.

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France accuses Iran, through its Revolutionary Guards, of cyberattacks that hit refrigeration systems at around 700 supermarkets. Some headlines describe the attacks as unprecedented and massive across the country, without further detail. The accusation is reported as coming from French officials, cited through sources, with no proof mentioned in the headlines.

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France accuses Iran, through its Revolutionary Guards, of cyberattacks that hit refrigeration systems at around 700 supermarkets. Some headlines describe the attacks as unprecedented and massive across the country, without further detail. The accusation is reported as coming from French officials, cited through sources, with no proof mentioned in the headlines.

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France accuses Iran, through its Revolutionary Guards, of cyberattacks that hit refrigeration systems at around 700 supermarkets. Some headlines describe the attacks as unprecedented and massive across the country, without further detail. The accusation is reported as coming from French officials, cited through sources, with no proof mentioned in the headlines.

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The headlines do not say who made the estimate or how the data was verified, and only la Repubblica says "at least".

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Two Italian newspapers report a possible hacker attack on the Anti-Mafia Investigation Directorate (DIA), with checks under way. Il Fatto Quotidiano cites an alleged exfiltration of “more than 300 files,” while la Repubblica refers to a possible theft of dossiers on criminal groups.

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Two Italian newspapers report a possible hacker attack on the Anti-Mafia Investigation Directorate (DIA), with checks under way. Il Fatto Quotidiano cites an alleged exfiltration of “more than 300 files,” while la Repubblica refers to a possible theft of dossiers on criminal groups.

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According to La Tercera, the cyberattack on Binance began with a fake job interview. El País reports that Binance's chief financial officer is leaving the company after what it describes as a historic hack.

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The Bank of Thailand urges financial institutions to prepare for cyberattacks, according to Khaosod English.

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The Swiss paper Neue Zürcher Zeitung reports that hackers obtained data on Russian casualties in the war, which its headline puts at nearly half a million dead.

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According to La Tercera, the cyberattack on Binance began with a fake job interview. El País reports that Binance's chief financial officer is leaving the company after what it describes as a historic hack.

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CBS News reports that supermarkets and water control systems were hacked in the U.S. and other countries.

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Several newspapers from different countries report that more than 400,000 Russians have died in the war in Ukraine. According to hacked records, cited by The Japan Times and The Sydney Morning Herald, the dead include those killed in the war. The Guardian says leaked data suggests this figure, without confirming it as definitive.

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The Italian newspaper La Repubblica quotes a Ukrainian general who says cyberattacks come before missiles, presenting this as a warning to the West.

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The Italian newspaper La Repubblica reports hacker attacks and a G7 summit on the issue. According to the same headline, there are fears of interference in the vote.

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Several newspapers from different countries report that more than 400,000 Russians have died in the war in Ukraine. According to hacked records, cited by The Japan Times and The Sydney Morning Herald, the dead include those killed in the war. The Guardian says leaked data suggests this figure, without confirming it as definitive.

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The South China Morning Post, in Hong Kong, reports that ransomware cases in the city rose by nearly 18%, while tech crime overall declined.

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El País (Spain) reports that a cyberattack exposed medical and financial data of nearly one-fifth of Moldova's population.

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La Nación reports a wave of cyberattacks it says is paralysing Europe, with Russia at the centre of suspicions. Clarín says data belonging to Italy's foreign minister was stolen and that Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni pointed to Russia. Both Argentine outlets link the European cyberattacks to Russia, though the headlines do not indicate any evidence for that link.

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Le Monde, from France, reports that Italy's foreign minister was the target of a cyberattack. According to the headline, Giorgia Meloni blames the attack on «pro-Russian hackers», a claim the paper presents as the head of government's own statement.

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Italy's prime minister blames pro-Russian hackers for personal data leaks, according to CBS News. CBC News reports that York University warns of personal data theft in a cybersecurity breach.

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According to Semana, a Colombian outlet, the United States issued an alert about active cyberattacks targeting refrigeration systems worldwide.

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The headlines do not say who made the estimate or how the data was verified, and only la Repubblica says "at least".

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Japan's prime minister has ordered a review of the cybersecurity law after a wave of attacks, according to Ponto Final.

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The Nigerian Army says it has regained control of its X account, two months after it was hacked.

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Il Fatto Quotidiano, from Italy, reports that Smartbox was attacked by hackers, and that customers' personal data may have been accessed.

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One headline from the Spanish paper ABC says hackers are causing havoc with AI, and that the creators of the technology want to profit from it.

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Italy's prime minister blames pro-Russian hackers for personal data leaks, according to CBS News. CBC News reports that York University warns of personal data theft in a cybersecurity breach.

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La Nación reports a wave of cyberattacks it says is paralysing Europe, with Russia at the centre of suspicions. Clarín says data belonging to Italy's foreign minister was stolen and that Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni pointed to Russia. Both Argentine outlets link the European cyberattacks to Russia, though the headlines do not indicate any evidence for that link.

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The Guardian, in the UK, asks whether we are at the start of a hacking epidemic, citing insecure fridges, a false nuclear alert and a $6 billion heist.

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El País, from Spain, says cyberattacks already affect everyday life, from refrigerators to tap water and electricity.

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The German newspapers Frankfurter Allgemeine and Der Spiegel report that Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani denounces hacker attacks against him.

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The Kyiv Independent (Ukraine) reports that hackers claim leaked Russian data shows up to 450,000 war-related deaths in Ukraine. CBS News (US) reports that Italy's prime minister blames pro-Russian hackers for personal data leaks.

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Italy's foreign minister says pro-Russian hackers targeted him because of Italy's support for Ukraine. According to the BBC, the hackers leaked the minister's personal data. Geo News reports that the hackers offered money for details about the minister's family, and Prime Minister Meloni blames Russia.

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The German newspapers Frankfurter Allgemeine and Der Spiegel report that Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani denounces hacker attacks against him.

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An expert warns that some Latin American countries are among the most exposed to a major cyberattack and calls for preparation.

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Hackers reportedly exposed data from Italy's Foreign Ministry, according to Observador. Italy's foreign minister says his data was leaked on the dark web, according to Poder360.

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Italy's foreign minister says pro-Russian hackers targeted him because of Italy's support for Ukraine. According to the BBC, the hackers leaked the minister's personal data. Geo News reports that the hackers offered money for details about the minister's family, and Prime Minister Meloni blames Russia.

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According to Il Fatto Quotidiano, Giorgia Meloni expressed solidarity with Antonio Tajani, who says he was targeted by pro-Russian hackers because of Italy's support for Ukraine. ANSA also reports Meloni's solidarity with Tajani over the pro-Russian hackers, describing it as expressing great concern.

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Italy's foreign minister says pro-Russian hackers targeted him because of Italy's support for Ukraine. According to the BBC, the hackers leaked the minister's personal data. Geo News reports that the hackers offered money for details about the minister's family, and Prime Minister Meloni blames Russia.

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Italy's foreign minister says pro-Russian hackers targeted him because of Italy's support for Ukraine. According to the BBC, the hackers leaked the minister's personal data. Geo News reports that the hackers offered money for details about the minister's family, and Prime Minister Meloni blames Russia.

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Italy's foreign minister says he was targeted by pro-Russian hackers because of Italy's support for Ukraine. According to BBC News, the hackers reportedly leaked the minister's personal data.

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Metrópoles (Brazil) reports that Italy's deputy prime minister says he was the target of a hacker attack.

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Italy's foreign minister says he was targeted by pro-Russian hackers, who reportedly leaked his personal data on the dark web. The Kyiv Independent reports that the minister says the attack was due to Italy's stance on Ukraine. Geo News reports that the hackers offered money for the minister's family details, and that Meloni blames Russia.

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Italy's foreign minister laments a cyberattack by Russian hackers, according to the Frankfurter Allgemeine.

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Hackers reportedly exposed data from Italy's Foreign Ministry, according to Observador. Italy's foreign minister says his data was leaked on the dark web, according to Poder360.

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The Italian newspaper La Repubblica reports that hackers linked to Kim allegedly stole 6 billion from Binance, using a fake job interview, a virus and a raid.

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Pro-Russian hackers reportedly leaked personal data of Italy's foreign minister, according to Al Jazeera and BBC News. The minister says he was targeted by pro-Russian hackers over Italy's support for Ukraine, per The Jerusalem Post and The Hindu. The Kyiv Independent reports the minister was targeted in a cyberattack because of Italy's stance on Ukraine. Geo News reports hackers offered money for details about the minister's family, while Meloni blames Russia.

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According to Il Fatto Quotidiano, Giorgia Meloni expressed solidarity with Antonio Tajani, who says he was targeted by pro-Russian hackers because of Italy's support for Ukraine. ANSA also reports Meloni's solidarity with Tajani over the pro-Russian hackers, describing it as expressing great concern.

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The French newspaper Le Figaro reports that Italy's foreign minister was targeted by hackers.

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Two Italian newspapers, Il Fatto Quotidiano and la Repubblica, report a cyberattack on the company that runs the Brenner tunnel. Il Fatto Quotidiano says the company's IT systems were breached. la Repubblica reports that investigations are underway.

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Two Italian newspapers, Il Fatto Quotidiano and la Repubblica, report a cyberattack on the company that runs the Brenner tunnel. Il Fatto Quotidiano says the company's IT systems were breached. la Repubblica reports that investigations are underway.

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The Malaysian government urges the public not to panic-buy, following concerns about cyber-attacks.

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A Portuguese newspaper reports cyberattacks on cold-storage chambers and says they show "all the signs of sabotage".

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Geo News, from Pakistan, warns that the country's critical infrastructure and banks are at risk from a rise in AI-driven cyberattacks.

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The Hindu (India) reports a warning from the U.S. FBI and regulators about cyberattacks targeting industrial refrigerators.

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Pakistan and the United Kingdom have agreed to expand cooperation on counterterrorism and cybercrime, according to Geo News. Dawn reports that Pakistan will sign a memorandum of understanding with Sudan on cybercrime cooperation.

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The Rappler, from the Philippines, says North Korea's army of elite hackers is a secret weapon that took down Binance.

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CBS News (US) reports that the U.S. government is warning about hackers targeting freezers in the United States.

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Prince Harry and others have appealed the ruling that cost them their phone-hacking case against the Daily Mail.

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According to the Spanish outlet ABC, a week of cyberattacks in Europe hit airlines, blood banks, supermarkets and media outlets.

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Mirae Asset says data breaches exposed information about customers and employees.

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The Express Tribune, from Pakistan, headlines that AI tools increase the risks of cyberattacks.

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According to Mainichi, the operator of Muji suspended its online store and app to strengthen cybersecurity after data leaks.

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Prince Harry and others have appealed the ruling that cost them their phone-hacking case against the Daily Mail.

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CBS News (US) reports that the U.S. government warns cyberattacks may target supermarkets and other vital refrigerators.

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El País reports that supermarkets are strengthening their defences against cyberattacks. Semana reports cyberattacks on fridges and freezers at well-known supermarkets worldwide, without detailing their origin. ABC describes a week of cyberattacks in Europe that hit airplanes, blood banks, supermarkets and media outlets.

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Yonhap, the South Korean news agency, reported that GOPAX suspended withdrawals and trading after hacking threats.

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The Wire, from India, says Israel closed an investigation into a hacker despite evidence of global election interference. The Times of Israel, from Israel, reports that two election interference probes involving Arab parties are reportedly falling apart.

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Pakistan and the United Kingdom have agreed to expand cooperation on counterterrorism and cybercrime, according to Geo News. Dawn reports that Pakistan will sign a memorandum of understanding with Sudan on cybercrime cooperation.

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Il Fatto Quotidiano, from Italy, quotes Quacivi of the Cybersecurity Agency saying that hacker attacks on banks threaten the stability of the country.

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GOPAX, a South Korean cryptocurrency platform, suspended withdrawals after hacking threats, according to Yonhap.

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According to The Wire, Israel's prosecutors dropped charges against a hacker described as disrupting global democracies.

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Experts quoted by Folha de S.Paulo consider the risk of hacker attacks on refrigerators in Brazil to be low.

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The Argentine newspaper Clarín reports that Argentina is preparing measures to protect the Pope against drones and cyberattacks, and that specialists are analysing the government's measures.

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The Express Tribune and Rappler report that North Korea's army of world-class hackers is its secret weapon, and that this group took down Binance.

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According to three outlets from Israel, Pakistan and the Philippines, North Korea has an army of world-class hackers that is its secret weapon, and this weapon was reportedly used to take down Binance. The headlines present this as the central theme but give no details about the attack or who confirms it.

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El País reports that supermarkets are strengthening their defences against cyberattacks. Semana reports cyberattacks on fridges and freezers at well-known supermarkets worldwide, without detailing their origin. ABC describes a week of cyberattacks in Europe that hit airplanes, blood banks, supermarkets and media outlets.

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OpenAI launched GPT-6 Cyber, which headlines in The Indian Express and The Hindu say carries a "Critical" cybersecurity rating.

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A Rappler (Philippines) reports that artificial intelligence is intensifying the cat-and-mouse contest between hackers and defenders as companies strengthen their defences.

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OpenAI launched GPT-6 Cyber, which headlines in The Indian Express and The Hindu say carries a "Critical" cybersecurity rating.

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Japan's Mainichi reports a data leak at SMBC Consumer Finance that may affect up to 320,000 customers.

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CBS News reports that US federal authorities warn of possible cyberattacks against industrial refrigerators.

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