Ransomware Attack Hits Global Software Firm
A major software supply-chain company, Blue Yonder, was hit by a ransomware attack impacting its clients, including major grocery chains in the UK and US.
Ransomware Attack Hits Global Software Firm
A major software supply-chain company, Blue Yonder, was hit by a ransomware attack impacting its clients, including major grocery chains in the UK and US.
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24% Bias Score
Australia Considers Social Media Ban for Children
Australia debates a potential ban on social media for children under 16 to combat cyberbullying and protect mental health. The proposal faces strong opposition while also being supported by several government figures.
Australia Considers Social Media Ban for Children
Australia debates a potential ban on social media for children under 16 to combat cyberbullying and protect mental health. The proposal faces strong opposition while also being supported by several government figures.
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44% Bias Score
Baltic Sea Cable Damage Sparks Sabotage Concerns
Damage to submarine internet cables in the Baltic Sea raises concerns about sabotage and geopolitical tensions.
Baltic Sea Cable Damage Sparks Sabotage Concerns
Damage to submarine internet cables in the Baltic Sea raises concerns about sabotage and geopolitical tensions.
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40% Bias Score
Cyberattack Causes Grocery Shortages Before Thanksgiving
A cybersecurity incident at Ahold Delhaize, parent company of Stop & Shop and Hannaford, leads to widespread product shortages in the Northeast US, raising concerns about food supply chain vulnerabilities and ransomware attacks.
Cyberattack Causes Grocery Shortages Before Thanksgiving
A cybersecurity incident at Ahold Delhaize, parent company of Stop & Shop and Hannaford, leads to widespread product shortages in the Northeast US, raising concerns about food supply chain vulnerabilities and ransomware attacks.
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36% Bias Score
Undersea Cable Damage Suspected Sabotage
Damage to undersea cables between Finland and Germany points to possible sabotage, raising concerns about the vulnerability of critical infrastructure and prompting investigations.
Undersea Cable Damage Suspected Sabotage
Damage to undersea cables between Finland and Germany points to possible sabotage, raising concerns about the vulnerability of critical infrastructure and prompting investigations.
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40% Bias Score
Baltic Sea Cable Cuts Spark Sabotage Probe
Two internet cables in the Baltic Sea were cut, prompting investigations into whether it was an act of sabotage or an accident.
Baltic Sea Cable Cuts Spark Sabotage Probe
Two internet cables in the Baltic Sea were cut, prompting investigations into whether it was an act of sabotage or an accident.
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40% Bias Score
Australia Considers Social Media Ban for Under-16s
Australia debates a potential ban on social media for children under 16 to combat cyberbullying and improve online safety, sparking controversy and discussion about its effectiveness and impact.
Australia Considers Social Media Ban for Under-16s
Australia debates a potential ban on social media for children under 16 to combat cyberbullying and improve online safety, sparking controversy and discussion about its effectiveness and impact.
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48% Bias Score
Baltic Sea Cable Cuts: Sabotage or Accident?
Two subsea internet cables in the Baltic Sea were cut, prompting investigations into whether the damage was caused by sabotage or accidental damage. Suspicions involve Russia but US officials attribute the damage to an anchor dragging incident.
Baltic Sea Cable Cuts: Sabotage or Accident?
Two subsea internet cables in the Baltic Sea were cut, prompting investigations into whether the damage was caused by sabotage or accidental damage. Suspicions involve Russia but US officials attribute the damage to an anchor dragging incident.
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40% Bias Score
Baltic Sea Cable Damage Sparks Sabotage Fears
Undersea internet cables connecting several European countries have been damaged, raising concerns about potential sabotage. Danish authorities are investigating.
Baltic Sea Cable Damage Sparks Sabotage Fears
Undersea internet cables connecting several European countries have been damaged, raising concerns about potential sabotage. Danish authorities are investigating.
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40% Bias Score
German Police Partner with DLR to Protect Underwater Infrastructure
The German Federal Police and the German Aerospace Center (DLR) are collaborating to use autonomous underwater vehicles and other technologies to protect critical underwater infrastructure.
German Police Partner with DLR to Protect Underwater Infrastructure
The German Federal Police and the German Aerospace Center (DLR) are collaborating to use autonomous underwater vehicles and other technologies to protect critical underwater infrastructure.
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24% Bias Score
Baltic Sea Cable Damage: Suspicions Fall on Chinese Ship
Damage to undersea communication cables in the Baltic Sea raises suspicions of sabotage, with a Chinese ship under scrutiny.
Baltic Sea Cable Damage: Suspicions Fall on Chinese Ship
Damage to undersea communication cables in the Baltic Sea raises suspicions of sabotage, with a Chinese ship under scrutiny.
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44% Bias Score
Social Media Blamed in Teen Sextortion Suicide
The parents of a Scottish teenager who died by suicide after being sextorted are blaming social media companies and calling for greater action to protect children online.
Social Media Blamed in Teen Sextortion Suicide
The parents of a Scottish teenager who died by suicide after being sextorted are blaming social media companies and calling for greater action to protect children online.
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40% Bias Score