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Iran says one of two cyberattack targets was country’s ports — news agency

Iran says one of two cyberattack targets was country’s ports — news agency

  • Iran’s Information Technology Organization on Thursday reported the hacking of two institutions without giving details
  • Following the cyberattacks, several government bodies temporarily shut down Internet services as a precaution
By Reuters ·
Trolls flood social media in Pakistan amid coronavirus lockdown

Trolls flood social media in Pakistan amid coronavirus lockdown

By AP ·
Spending 24 hours without internet: Is it worth it or not?

Spending 24 hours without internet: Is it worth it or not?

By Hala Tashkandi ·
Iran state broadcaster keeps internet slow by withholding needed frequency bands

Iran state broadcaster keeps internet slow by withholding needed frequency bands

By Arab News ·
UAE blocks hundreds of websites for obscene, offensive content

UAE blocks hundreds of websites for obscene, offensive content

By Arab News ·
UAE offers free Internet to families for distance learning

UAE offers free Internet to families for distance learning

By Arab News ·
UAE Internet access disrupted after ‘global cable cut’

UAE Internet access disrupted after ‘global cable cut’

By Arab News ·
Indian police open case against Kashmir social media users

Indian police open case against Kashmir social media users

By AP ·
Internet restrictions ahead of fresh India protests

Internet restrictions ahead of fresh India protests

By AFP ·
Russia tests ‘sovereign’ internet amid fears of online isolation

Russia tests ‘sovereign’ internet amid fears of online isolation

By AFP ·
Internet users must actively consent to use of cookies, EU court rules

Internet users must actively consent to use of cookies, EU court rules

By Reuters ·
Russia’s Yandex launches video service aimed at rivalling YouTube

Russia’s Yandex launches video service aimed at rivalling YouTube

By Reuters ·
Google plans to invest £3 billion in Europe

Google plans to invest £3 billion in Europe

By AP ·

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