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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 ·
Iranian national sought by US on hacking charges arrested in Montenegro

Iranian national sought by US on hacking charges arrested in Montenegro

By AP ·
ICC war crimes tribunal hobbled by hacking incident -sources

ICC war crimes tribunal hobbled by hacking incident -sources

By Reuters ·
Hacker claims breach of FBI’s critical-infrastructure portal

Hacker claims breach of FBI’s critical-infrastructure portal

By AP ·
200 Jordanian phones linked to Israeli hacking scandal

200 Jordanian phones linked to Israeli hacking scandal

By Daoud Kuttab ·
Facebook says hackers in Pakistan targeted Afghan users amid government collapse

Facebook says hackers in Pakistan targeted Afghan users amid government collapse

By Reuters ·
Leaked documents show that Iran has taken a keen interest in British, American and French companies and activities. (AP/File Photo)

Bombshell leak shows Iran creating ‘target bank’ for future cyber assaults

By Arab News ·
Iran railway company denies cyberattack, disruptions

Iran railway company denies cyberattack, disruptions

By AFP ·
Intel avoids outsourcing embrace, investigates hack of results

Intel avoids outsourcing embrace, investigates hack of results

By Reuters ·
Iran-linked hackers pose as journalists in email scam

Iran-linked hackers pose as journalists in email scam

By Reuters ·
Hackers acting in Turkey’s interests believed to be behind recent cyberattacks

Hackers acting in Turkey’s interests believed to be behind recent cyberattacks

By Reuters ·
Hacker edited university grades, Saudi public prosecutor says

Hacker edited university grades, Saudi public prosecutor says

By SPA ·
Hackers attempt to take down UK Labour Party’s web services ahead of election

Hackers attempt to take down UK Labour Party’s web services ahead of election

By Reuters ·

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