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Bybit Suffers $1.5 Billion Crypto Heist, Largest in History
Bybit, a major cryptocurrency exchange, was hacked for $1.5 billion in digital assets, primarily ether, the largest crypto heist in history, with the Lazarus Group suspected and funds traced across multiple platforms; Bybit secured a bridge loan to cover losses and maintain operations.
Bybit Suffers $1.5 Billion Crypto Heist, Largest in History
Bybit, a major cryptocurrency exchange, was hacked for $1.5 billion in digital assets, primarily ether, the largest crypto heist in history, with the Lazarus Group suspected and funds traced across multiple platforms; Bybit secured a bridge loan to cover losses and maintain operations.
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40% Bias Score
Apple Disables Advanced Data Protection in UK After Government Backdoor Demand
Apple ceased offering its Advanced Data Protection (ADP) encryption feature in the UK following a reported government demand for backdoor access under the 2016 Investigatory Powers Act, reducing data security for UK users despite rising data breaches.
Apple Disables Advanced Data Protection in UK After Government Backdoor Demand
Apple ceased offering its Advanced Data Protection (ADP) encryption feature in the UK following a reported government demand for backdoor access under the 2016 Investigatory Powers Act, reducing data security for UK users despite rising data breaches.
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48% Bias Score
UK Forces Apple to Compromise iCloud Encryption, Setting Global Precedent
The UK government forced Apple to provide access to encrypted iCloud data to aid criminal investigations, setting a concerning precedent for global data privacy and potentially influencing similar actions in other countries like the US, where the FBI has advocated for "responsible encryption.
UK Forces Apple to Compromise iCloud Encryption, Setting Global Precedent
The UK government forced Apple to provide access to encrypted iCloud data to aid criminal investigations, setting a concerning precedent for global data privacy and potentially influencing similar actions in other countries like the US, where the FBI has advocated for "responsible encryption.
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56% Bias Score
US Governors Call for Energy Permitting Reform to Counter China
At a National Governors Association conference, bipartisan concern was voiced over lengthy energy project approvals, impacting US competitiveness with China and other nations, prompting calls for permitting reform as a national security issue.
US Governors Call for Energy Permitting Reform to Counter China
At a National Governors Association conference, bipartisan concern was voiced over lengthy energy project approvals, impacting US competitiveness with China and other nations, prompting calls for permitting reform as a national security issue.
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48% Bias Score
Saxony-Anhalt Accelerates Windows 11 Upgrade to Avoid 2025 Security Risks
Saxony-Anhalt is upgrading 88% of its 3,500+ government computers to Windows 11 before the October 2025 end of Windows 10 support, aiming for full completion by April to mitigate cybersecurity risks from the lack of future free security updates from Microsoft, affecting 32 million computers in Germa...
Saxony-Anhalt Accelerates Windows 11 Upgrade to Avoid 2025 Security Risks
Saxony-Anhalt is upgrading 88% of its 3,500+ government computers to Windows 11 before the October 2025 end of Windows 10 support, aiming for full completion by April to mitigate cybersecurity risks from the lack of future free security updates from Microsoft, affecting 32 million computers in Germa...
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44% Bias Score
Thuringia's Law Enforcement Struggles to Handle Cryptocurrency Seizures
Thuringian police and justice authorities are still developing guidelines for handling cryptocurrencies, lacking official wallets and standard procedures for securing and storing digital assets, although some cryptocurrencies with a total value of a few thousand euros were seized in 2022 and 2023.
Thuringia's Law Enforcement Struggles to Handle Cryptocurrency Seizures
Thuringian police and justice authorities are still developing guidelines for handling cryptocurrencies, lacking official wallets and standard procedures for securing and storing digital assets, although some cryptocurrencies with a total value of a few thousand euros were seized in 2022 and 2023.
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20% Bias Score
North Korean Lazarus Group Steals $1.5 Billion in Ethereum from Bybit Exchange
Bybit, a Dubai-based cryptocurrency exchange, announced a $1.5 billion theft of Ethereum, surpassing the previous record, attributed by Arkham Intelligence to the North Korean Lazarus Group, who exploited a masked UI and URL to compromise a smart contract and access a cold wallet.
North Korean Lazarus Group Steals $1.5 Billion in Ethereum from Bybit Exchange
Bybit, a Dubai-based cryptocurrency exchange, announced a $1.5 billion theft of Ethereum, surpassing the previous record, attributed by Arkham Intelligence to the North Korean Lazarus Group, who exploited a masked UI and URL to compromise a smart contract and access a cold wallet.
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36% Bias Score
\$1.4 Billion Stolen from Bybit in Record-Breaking Crypto Exchange Hack
On Friday, over \$1.4 billion in various Ethereum tokens was stolen from Bybit, a Dubai-based crypto exchange, in a sophisticated attack that compromised its cold wallets; this surpasses the previous largest crypto hack, raising concerns about industry security.
\$1.4 Billion Stolen from Bybit in Record-Breaking Crypto Exchange Hack
On Friday, over \$1.4 billion in various Ethereum tokens was stolen from Bybit, a Dubai-based crypto exchange, in a sophisticated attack that compromised its cold wallets; this surpasses the previous largest crypto hack, raising concerns about industry security.
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36% Bias Score
Over 1 Million Stolen Credit Cards Given Away on Dark Web Forum
The B1ack Stash dark web forum recently offered over 1 million stolen credit and debit cards for free, containing sensitive data like card numbers, expiration dates, CVV2 codes, and personal details; this data was likely stolen using web skimming techniques and is intended to promote the criminal fo...
Over 1 Million Stolen Credit Cards Given Away on Dark Web Forum
The B1ack Stash dark web forum recently offered over 1 million stolen credit and debit cards for free, containing sensitive data like card numbers, expiration dates, CVV2 codes, and personal details; this data was likely stolen using web skimming techniques and is intended to promote the criminal fo...
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40% Bias Score
Deutsche Telekom Launches SMS Firewall to Combat Fraudulent Messages
Deutsche Telekom will launch an SMS firewall on April 1st to block fraudulent messages, analyzing technical data and links to identify malicious content; however, legal restrictions limit the system's ability to filter messages based solely on text content.
Deutsche Telekom Launches SMS Firewall to Combat Fraudulent Messages
Deutsche Telekom will launch an SMS firewall on April 1st to block fraudulent messages, analyzing technical data and links to identify malicious content; however, legal restrictions limit the system's ability to filter messages based solely on text content.
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16% Bias Score
Telekom Launches SMS Firewall to Combat Text Message Scams
Deutsche Telekom will launch an "SMS firewall" on April 1st to better protect mobile customers from fraudulent text messages by analyzing technical data and links to identify and block malicious content, although legal restrictions limit its ability to filter based solely on text.
Telekom Launches SMS Firewall to Combat Text Message Scams
Deutsche Telekom will launch an "SMS firewall" on April 1st to better protect mobile customers from fraudulent text messages by analyzing technical data and links to identify and block malicious content, although legal restrictions limit its ability to filter based solely on text.
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12% Bias Score
FBI Warns of Ghost Ransomware Exploiting Software Vulnerabilities
A joint FBI and CISA advisory warns of the Ghost ransomware group, originating from China, exploiting unpatched vulnerabilities in software and firmware across 70+ countries, impacting various sectors, and highlighting the need for improved security practices.
FBI Warns of Ghost Ransomware Exploiting Software Vulnerabilities
A joint FBI and CISA advisory warns of the Ghost ransomware group, originating from China, exploiting unpatched vulnerabilities in software and firmware across 70+ countries, impacting various sectors, and highlighting the need for improved security practices.
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44% Bias Score
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