Norway’s Police Security Service (PST) said that the China-linked APT31 cyberespionage group was behind the attack that breached the government’s IT network back in 2018. click here to read full Article Read more on...
Hackers have infiltrated the Norwegian Parliament’s computer systems and extracted data, officials said on Wednesday, just six months after a previous cyber attack was made public. click here to read full Article Read more...
Microsoft said this week that targets included infectious disease researchers, law firms, higher education institutions, defense contractors, policy think tanks, and non-governmental groups. Click here for image source link and to read full Article...
Norway’s Data Protection Authority said on Tuesday it plans to fine dating app Grindr about $11.7 million for what the regulator said was illegal disclosure of user data to advertising firms. Click here for...
APT28, just one of Russia’s military services hacking units, was most probably accountable for hacking the email accounts of the Norwegian Parliament, the Norwegian police mystery service (PST) explained. Impression and Write-up Supply connection...
The Norwegian Parliament (Stortinget) discovered that it was hit by a cyber-attack that targeted its internal e-mail technique. Stortinget director Marianne Andreassen reported in a press launch that the hackers breached electronic mail accounts...
