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Interpol warns of ‘alarming’ cybercrime rate during pandemic

  • Cybercriminals are increasingly using disruptive malware against critical infrastructure and health care institutions
  • There was also an increase in the spread of fake news and misinformation which sometimes itself conceals malware
By AFP ·

UN warns cybercrime on rise during coronavirus pandemic

By AP ·
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Mideast envoys urged to win ‘war in cyberspace’

By SPA ·
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Saudi Arabia ‘a prime target for hackers,’ cyber experts warn

By Caline Malek ·

Saudi Arabia and Iraq to discuss security cooperation agreement

By Arab News ·

Saudi Arabia signs cybersecurity cooperation agreement

By Arab News ·

Impersonation: Social media users suffer as cybercrime goes unpunished

By HALA TASHKANDI ·

Coordinated global cyberattack could cause up to $193 billion worth of damage: report

By Reuters ·

Hacked and scammed: investors navigate cryptocurrency ‘wild west’

By Reuters ·

China’s Alipay: Stolen Apple IDs behind thefts of users’ money

By Reuters ·

BA apologizes after 380,000 customers hit in cyberattack

By Reuters ·

Apple reassures customers after reported hack by Australian teen

By Reuters ·

Hacker breaches defenses at social news star Reddit

By AFP ·

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