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North Korean IT Worker Scheme Results in Eight-Year Prison Sentence for US Facilitator
Christina Chapman, a US resident, was sentenced to over eight years in prison for facilitating a North Korean government scheme to place thousands of their IT workers in US companies, generating $17 million for the North Korean government and causing $866,000 in damages to 64 companies.
North Korean IT Worker Scheme Results in Eight-Year Prison Sentence for US Facilitator
Christina Chapman, a US resident, was sentenced to over eight years in prison for facilitating a North Korean government scheme to place thousands of their IT workers in US companies, generating $17 million for the North Korean government and causing $866,000 in damages to 64 companies.
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44% Bias Score
Wise Impersonation Scam Defrauds Britons of Savings
Britons are losing savings to a sophisticated scam impersonating Wise, a money transfer company, using online ads promising high interest rates on savings accounts; scammers gain access to victims' accounts via two-factor authentication and virtual card details, transferring funds via Apple Pay.
Wise Impersonation Scam Defrauds Britons of Savings
Britons are losing savings to a sophisticated scam impersonating Wise, a money transfer company, using online ads promising high interest rates on savings accounts; scammers gain access to victims' accounts via two-factor authentication and virtual card details, transferring funds via Apple Pay.
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36% Bias Score
UK Legal Aid Agency Cyberattack Causes System Chaos
A cyberattack on the UK's Legal Aid Agency in May 2024 exposed the personal data of hundreds of thousands of applicants, causing system outages that have left lawyers unpaid, cases delayed, and vulnerable clients at risk of reduced access to justice.
UK Legal Aid Agency Cyberattack Causes System Chaos
A cyberattack on the UK's Legal Aid Agency in May 2024 exposed the personal data of hundreds of thousands of applicants, causing system outages that have left lawyers unpaid, cases delayed, and vulnerable clients at risk of reduced access to justice.
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32% Bias Score
Turkey Files Criminal Complaint Following Forged E-Signature Access to Government System
On June 25th, 2025, Turkey's Ministry of Environment, Urbanization, and Climate Change filed a criminal complaint after unauthorized access to the e-Government account of the General Sales Department Head at the General Directorate of National Property was detected via a forged e-signature; however,...
Turkey Files Criminal Complaint Following Forged E-Signature Access to Government System
On June 25th, 2025, Turkey's Ministry of Environment, Urbanization, and Climate Change filed a criminal complaint after unauthorized access to the e-Government account of the General Sales Department Head at the General Directorate of National Property was detected via a forged e-signature; however,...
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36% Bias Score
North Korea's $600M Covert IT Scheme Revealed
A North Korean defector revealed how thousands of his compatriots use fake identities to work remote IT jobs for Western companies, generating $250m-$600m annually for the regime, highlighting the scheme's growth during the pandemic and its implications for cybersecurity.
North Korea's $600M Covert IT Scheme Revealed
A North Korean defector revealed how thousands of his compatriots use fake identities to work remote IT jobs for Western companies, generating $250m-$600m annually for the regime, highlighting the scheme's growth during the pandemic and its implications for cybersecurity.
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24% Bias Score
Dutch Public Prosecution Service Cyberattack Delays Legal Cases, Violates Defendants' Rights
A cyberattack on the Dutch Public Prosecution Service (OM) has disconnected all systems, delaying legal cases, hindering access to evidence, and potentially violating defendants' rights to a fair trial, with lawyers reporting that some suspects are being held longer due to the lack of access to info...
Dutch Public Prosecution Service Cyberattack Delays Legal Cases, Violates Defendants' Rights
A cyberattack on the Dutch Public Prosecution Service (OM) has disconnected all systems, delaying legal cases, hindering access to evidence, and potentially violating defendants' rights to a fair trial, with lawyers reporting that some suspects are being held longer due to the lack of access to info...
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40% Bias Score
North Korean Regime Generates Millions Using Fake IT Workers
A North Korean defector, Jin Su, revealed in a rare BBC interview how he and hundreds of others used fake identities to work remote IT jobs for Western companies, generating \$250-600 million annually for the North Korean regime, highlighting a sophisticated scheme to evade sanctions.
North Korean Regime Generates Millions Using Fake IT Workers
A North Korean defector, Jin Su, revealed in a rare BBC interview how he and hundreds of others used fake identities to work remote IT jobs for Western companies, generating \$250-600 million annually for the North Korean regime, highlighting a sophisticated scheme to evade sanctions.
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44% Bias Score
North Korean Defector Exposes Clandestine IT Scheme
A North Korean defector revealed how he and others used fake identities to work remote IT jobs for Western companies, generating millions for the North Korean government, highlighting a growing cybersecurity threat.
North Korean Defector Exposes Clandestine IT Scheme
A North Korean defector revealed how he and others used fake identities to work remote IT jobs for Western companies, generating millions for the North Korean government, highlighting a growing cybersecurity threat.
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24% Bias Score
Google Reports 84% Surge in Password-Stealing Attacks
Google reported an 84% increase in password-stealing attacks in 2024, rising further in 2025, with 37% of successful intrusions stemming from phishing and credential theft; users can recover hacked accounts via g.co/recover.
Google Reports 84% Surge in Password-Stealing Attacks
Google reported an 84% increase in password-stealing attacks in 2024, rising further in 2025, with 37% of successful intrusions stemming from phishing and credential theft; users can recover hacked accounts via g.co/recover.
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48% Bias Score
FBI Warns Against Password Resets Amidst Shifting Blame in Scattered Spider Ransomware Attacks
The FBI and CISA issued a joint cybersecurity advisory warning against password resets due to Scattered Spider's layered social engineering attacks, while also noting that the group may not be behind many attacks, with ShinyHunters a possible alternative, urging users not to scan unexpected QR codes...
FBI Warns Against Password Resets Amidst Shifting Blame in Scattered Spider Ransomware Attacks
The FBI and CISA issued a joint cybersecurity advisory warning against password resets due to Scattered Spider's layered social engineering attacks, while also noting that the group may not be behind many attacks, with ShinyHunters a possible alternative, urging users not to scan unexpected QR codes...
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20% Bias Score
Zero-Day Vulnerability in SonicWall SSL VPNs Fuels Rise in Ransomware Attacks
Arctic Wolf Labs has warned of a significant increase in ransomware attacks exploiting a potential zero-day vulnerability in SonicWall SSL VPNs, compromising accounts despite MFA and patching, impacting numerous organizations globally.
Zero-Day Vulnerability in SonicWall SSL VPNs Fuels Rise in Ransomware Attacks
Arctic Wolf Labs has warned of a significant increase in ransomware attacks exploiting a potential zero-day vulnerability in SonicWall SSL VPNs, compromising accounts despite MFA and patching, impacting numerous organizations globally.
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44% Bias Score
Arizona election website hacked; Secretary of State keeps feds in the dark
Arizona's election website was hacked in June 2024, with hackers replacing candidate photos; the state's Secretary of State chose not to inform federal agencies due to concerns about political interference, highlighting a breakdown in cybersecurity cooperation and election security under the Trump a...
Arizona election website hacked; Secretary of State keeps feds in the dark
Arizona's election website was hacked in June 2024, with hackers replacing candidate photos; the state's Secretary of State chose not to inform federal agencies due to concerns about political interference, highlighting a breakdown in cybersecurity cooperation and election security under the Trump a...
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48% Bias Score
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