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U.S. Justice Department Press Charges Against Three Iranian Men For Mass Cyberattacks
The Justice Department also accused the Iranian government of creating a "safe haven" for cybercriminals. 
The Justice Department also accused the Iranian government of creating a "safe haven" for cybercriminals. -
Plunge In Crypto Price Threatens North Korea's Ill-Gotten Funds
North Korea has put resources into stealing cryptocurrencies in recent years. 
North Korea has put resources into stealing cryptocurrencies in recent years. -
Hacker Steals $2.1 Million Worth Of APX Tokens From ApolloX Attack
The hack was discovered when the DEX suspended its withdrawal function. 
The hack was discovered when the DEX suspended its withdrawal function. -
Hacker Steals $1.7 Million In NFTs From OpenSea Users
NFTs from 32 OpenSea accounts worth $1.7 million were stolen on Saturday, prompting an investigation. 
NFTs from 32 OpenSea accounts worth $1.7 million were stolen on Saturday, prompting an investigation. -
Former U.S. Intelligence Operatives Admit To Hacking For United Arab Emirates
The three operatives reached a $68 million settlement with the Justice Department to avoid criminal prosecution. 
The three operatives reached a $68 million settlement with the Justice Department to avoid criminal prosecution. -
U.S. Says Cyberattacks Will Result In ‘Real Shooting War’
Joe Biden said the next war will likely be a consequence of cyberattacks. 
Joe Biden said the next war will likely be a consequence of cyberattacks. -
Microsoft Says Megahack Compromised Source Code
Microsoft said its investigation into the SolarWinds breach had turned up irregularities with a "small number of internal accounts." 
Microsoft said its investigation into the SolarWinds breach had turned up irregularities with a "small number of internal accounts." -
Russia, Iran, China Influencing U.S Presidential Election
Russia, Iran, China are each meddling with the November 3 U.S. presidential election in their own way. 
Russia, Iran, China are each meddling with the November 3 U.S. presidential election in their own way. -
Vulnerability In Windows Allows Remote PC Access Using iPhone Video File
Apple iPhone owners need to be aware of a Windows vulnerability that exposes them to remote hacking using an iPhone Video file. 
Apple iPhone owners need to be aware of a Windows vulnerability that exposes them to remote hacking using an iPhone Video file. -
U.S. Indicts Six Russia Spies For Hacking
Court documents show the six hackers, who worked directly for the GRU, launched repeated attempts to sabotage Russia's adversaries such as the U.S. 
Court documents show the six hackers, who worked directly for the GRU, launched repeated attempts to sabotage Russia's adversaries such as the U.S.
