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The Most Dangerous Hackers You've Never Heard Of

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US says China operating 'hacker for hire' network available for cyberattacks worldwide

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PowerSchool hacker claims they stole data of 62 million students

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Researchers Uncover 4-Month Cyberattack on U.S. Firm Linked to Chinese Hackers

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Hackers lean into total destruction in their cyberattacks

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Hackers breach Andrew Tate's online 'university,' capturing data on 800,000 users

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Hackers steal information from 31 million Internet Archive users

Read on: NPR

La red ferroviaria, objetivo de los 'hackers'

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UK reveals father and son at heart of Evil Corp hackers

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'Chinese hackers breach US, India internet firms'

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China seen using 'white hat' hackers to boost cyberattack capability

Read on: Nikkei

How 'rookie mistakes' on hacker websites saved 6 companies from paying ransoms

Read on: Times of India

Microsoft hacker avoids jail for cyber-attacks

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Hackers steal millions of files of customer and employee data in Santander bank cyber attack

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Russian Sandworm hackers pose as hacktivists in water utility breaches

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Small Businesses Look to College Students to Help Guard Against Hackers

Read on: The Wall Street Journal

Russian hackers breached key Microsoft systems

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The 12th Century Library Thief Who Anticipated Today's Hackers

Read on: Time

Russian and North Korean hackers used OpenAI tools to hone cyberattacks

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Microsoft, OpenAI say U.S. rivals use artificial intelligence in hacking

Read on: The Washington Post

Hackers discuss use of ChatGPT, other AI tools for illegal activities: Report

Read on: Times of India

Hackers steal data of 7,300 students, employers of this tech university

Read on: Times of India

Microsoft network breached through password-spraying by Russia-state hackers

Read on: Ars Technica