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Microsoft says early June disruptions to Outlook, cloud platform, were cyberattacks

  • Microsoft spokeswoman confirmed that the group that calls itself Anonymous Sudan was behind the attacks
  • Some security researchers believe the attackers, who were focused on “disruption and publicity”, were Russian
By AP ·

Microsoft says state-sponsored Chinese hackers could be laying groundwork for disruption

By AP ·

Ex-Uber security chief sentenced for 2016 data-breach cover-up

By Reuters ·

Albania reports 2nd cyberattack by Iran, on border systems

By AP ·
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Google cyber-threat arm exposes Tehran’s online espionage

By Christopher Hamill-Stewart ·

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