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KW 39: Hacker attack on Federal Statistical Office, Cyber criminals are now phishing with HTML files, Deceptive threat to individuals and businesses

KW 38: New DeFi hack causes millions in damage, Windows and Microsoft Office – Hackers exploit dangerous security gap, Malicious apps spread via fake Facebook profiles

KW 35: Google, Microsoft plan to spend billions on cybersecurity, Fake apple employee steals 620,000 photos, Popular WhatsApp extension spreads Trojan to cell phone

KW 34: Data theft and fake news worry decision-makers, T-Mobile confirms it was hacked, Popular WhatsApp extension spreads Trojan to cell phones

KW 33: T-Mobile confirms it was hacked, Hackers steal $600 million in cryptocurrency heist, US offers $10 million reward for info on state-sponsored hackers disrupting critical infrastructure

KW 32: Hackers reportedly threaten to leak data from Gigabyte ransomware attack, Germany’s Christian Democrats sue security expert who uncovered data leak, Hardware Trojans hidden in a chip with post-quantum encryption – for research purposes

KW 31: French authority confirms use of Pegasus spy software, Crypto theft headed for record levels, REvil encryption Trojan was disguised as a security update

KW 30: German authorities brace for cyberattacks in September federal election, Clubhouse denies data breach, Pharmacies to issue certificates again after security breach

KW 29: Spyware used to target journalists and activists around the world, US and EU blame China for cyberattack on Microsoft Exchange servers, US State Department offering $10 million reward for state-backed hackers

KW 28: Cyber criminals access customer data from Spreadshirt & Co, Bavaria strengthens fight against cybercrime, Another grace period for Microsoft Teams at Hessian schools

KW 27: Hackers demand $70 million to end biggest ransomware attack on record, Bitkom digital association warns of attacks when switching to the office, Germany is only in the middle of the pack when it comes to cyber security

KW 23: German military is short of thousands of cybersecurity specialists, JBS, world’s largest meat producer, getting back online after cyberattack, Attack paralyzes online banking in Germany

KW 22: Apple M1 processors affected by security gap, Banking trojan “Flubot” is spreading, Social network users susceptible to phishing

KW 17: Grocer Tegut has been targeted by hackers, Messaging app used to control and distribute malware, Palo Alto Networks establishes cybersecurity consulting team

KW 16: Cyber criminals target users of pirated software, FBI shuts down malware on hundreds of Exchange servers, Alleged hacking tool steals bitcoins

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KW 39: Hacker attack on Federal Statistical Office, Cyber criminals are now phishing with HTML files, Deceptive threat to individuals and businesses

KW 38: New DeFi hack causes millions in damage, Windows and Microsoft Office – Hackers exploit dangerous security gap, Malicious apps spread via fake Facebook profiles

KW 35: Google, Microsoft plan to spend billions on cybersecurity, Fake apple employee steals 620,000 photos, Popular WhatsApp extension spreads Trojan to cell phone

KW 34: Data theft and fake news worry decision-makers, T-Mobile confirms it was hacked, Popular WhatsApp extension spreads Trojan to cell phones

KW 33: T-Mobile confirms it was hacked, Hackers steal $600 million in cryptocurrency heist, US offers $10 million reward for info on state-sponsored hackers disrupting critical infrastructure

More digital news briefings

KW 39: Lithuanian government urges people to throw away Chinese phones, Companies are turning to geographically diversified IoT providers, Tesla’s driving assistance is only available for experienced drivers

KW 39: Zalando loses leading AI researcher, AI cannot be the inventor of a patent, appeals court rules, AI doctor: Neural networks learn from X-rays

KW 39: China bans cryptocurrencies, Germans still skeptical about cryptocurrencies, Big investors increasingly turning to Ether

KW 39: Emergency call app Nora is available – except in Berlin, Alexa robot Astro films and serves drinks, New generation of Samsung smartwatches charges itself

Our political briefings

Monday, 6 December 2021: US and European allies condemn Taliban, Pope Francis meets migrants, Thousands march against Covid restrictions

KW 48: Values-based foreign policy, Bitterness in South Africa, Israel warns against concessions to Iran

KW 46: Six killed during protests in Sudan, UN says Ethiopia detains 72 World Food Program drivers, Benin liberalizes abortion law

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