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International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) on October 22 said that recently, some computers of this organization have been infected with malware.
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International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) on October 22 said that recently, some computers of this organization have been infected with malware.
The maker and distributor of Kaspersky Lab security software said on January 14 that it has identified a new computer virus aimed at attacking Eastern European countries.
According to RasGas spokesman, this is a strange unknown virus that attacked the office computer network from August 27. But fortunately this cyber attack does not affec…
The Japanese government has spent $ 2.3 million for Fujitsu to build a army of
An Iranian hacker claims to take revenge for the nation after the
Apple is fighting to eliminate the most malicious computer virus variants that attack the Mac computer line.
Google on June 1 said hackers in China (China) broke into email accounts of hundreds of officials, senior military officers and journalists of the United States.
According to a survey by a British newspaper - The Guardian, 25% of US hackers are confidential informants for the US Interrogation Bureau (FBI). This information is als…
The computer system of the International Monetary Fund was attacked by hackers before the sex scandal of former director Dominique Strauss-Kaln.
South Korea's media committee said the government had officially announced that dozens of government websites and large companies had been attacked by hackers.
Concerns about Korea's ability to conduct cyberwar are increasing in South Korea after a series of cyber attacks on many government agencies.
Hackers can use the same techniques that another hacker used to attack the Yahoo Mail account of former US vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin.
Many people still think Mark Zuckerberg's website for fans must be very secure. However, on January 26, the site was first attacked by hackers.
Two security researchers have demonstrated an attack trick, breaking into any GSM mobile network in the world to eavesdrop on phone calls.
A war of bombs and casualties has begun and seems to have repelled Iran's nuclear program for two years.