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UK hackers jailed for London transport cyberattack which cost nearly $40m

UK hackers jailed for London transport cyberattack which cost nearly $40m

  • Jubair and Flowers hacked TfL between August 31 and September 3, 2024
  • The damage caused took six months to fix
By Reuters ·
Syria probes ministry cyberattack as sensitive documents appear online

Syria probes ministry cyberattack as sensitive documents appear online

By AFP ·
Update Passengers stranded at Heathrow, other European airports after cyberattack video

Passengers stranded at Heathrow, other European airports after cyberattack

By Reuters ·
Russians report some outages on bank apps after cyberattack, says Kommersant daily

Russians report some outages on bank apps after cyberattack, says Kommersant daily

By Reuters ·
German foreign minister says Russia will face consequences for cyberattack. NATO, EU show support

German foreign minister says Russia will face consequences for cyberattack. NATO, EU show support

By AP ·
Cyberattack hits Iran parliament websites: state media

Cyberattack hits Iran parliament websites: state media

By AFP ·
Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama speaks to Adhwan Al-Ahmari, host of the Asharq News talk-show Al-Madar. (Asharq News) video

Albanian PM: ‘I wish our bond with Gulf states will become stronger and stronger and stronger’

By Arab News ·
Manchester Memorial Hospital is seen Friday, Aug. 4, 2023 in Manchester, Conn. (AP)

A cyberattack has disrupted hospitals and health care in several states

By AP ·
European Parliament website affected by cyberattack

European Parliament website affected by cyberattack

By AP ·
Up to 10 million Australians hit by telecoms hack

Up to 10 million Australians hit by telecoms hack

By AFP ·
Cyberattack forces Iran steel company to halt production

Cyberattack forces Iran steel company to halt production

By AP ·
West blames Russia for satellite hack ahead of Ukraine invasion

West blames Russia for satellite hack ahead of Ukraine invasion

By AFP ·
Chinese hackers reportedly target India’s power grid

Chinese hackers reportedly target India’s power grid

By AP ·

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