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Algeria accuses Israel and Morocco of launching cyberattack on official news agency

Middle East Monitor 13 Feb 2023
Algeria accused Morocco and Israel yesterday of launching a cyberattack on the website of the official Algerian News Agency ... "Israel, Morocco and some ...
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GPS Equipment Global Market Report 2022: Increased Use of GPS Tracking Devices in Commercial Vehicles ...

Eagle-Tribune 10 Oct 2022
Hackers can interfere with the signals from GPS equipment and take advantage of the vehicle in ways unimaginable ... For instance, in 2019, a hacker named ... The hacker claimed that he could track vehicles in many countries, including South Africa, Morocco, India, and the Philippines.
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Algeria accuses Morocco hackers of hacking Justice Ministry Twitter account

Middle East Monitor 12 Mar 2022
Until midnight on Friday, Morocco did not comment on the Algerian claims ... Algeria accuses Morocco, Israel of funding French series defaming the country ....
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GPS Equipment Global Market Report 2022: Increased Use of GPS Tracking Devices in Commercial Vehicles Bolsters Growth - ResearchAndMarkets.com

The Call 22 Oct 2020
Hackers can interfere with the signals from GPS equipment and take advantage of the vehicle in ways unimaginable ... For instance, in 2019, a hacker named ... The hacker claimed that he could track vehicles in many countries, including South Africa, Morocco, India, and the Philippines.
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Amnesty International vs. Morocco and Israel

The Jerusalem Post 01 Aug 2020
Last year, Amnesty allegedly uncovered “targeted digital attacks [by Moroccan authorities] against two prominent Moroccan Human Rights Defenders using NSO Group’s Pegasus spyware,” and last month the similar targeting of a “prominent activist and journalist from Morocco.” A “security researcher with Amnesty...
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Global GPS Equipment Market Report 2020-2030: COVID-19 Impact and Recovery - ResearchAndMarkets.com

The Marshall News Messenger 20 Apr 2020
Hackers can interfere with the signals from GPS equipment and take advantage of the vehicle in ways unimaginable ... For instance, in 2019, a hacker named ... The hacker claimed that he could track vehicles in many countries, including South Africa, Morocco, India, and the Philippines.
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Broadcast Communication Equipment Markets to 2030: Size & Growth, Regional & Country Breakdowns, Competitive Landscape ...

The Marshall News Messenger 07 Apr 2020
Hackers can tamper GPS signals and exploit the vehicles ... The vulnerability of GPS system will allow a hacker to track thousands of vehicle positions and even switch off the engines ... The hacker claimed that he could track vehicles in a number of countries, including South Africa, Morocco, India and the Philippines.
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GPS app gave hacker ability to remotely shut off car engines

The Daily Dot 24 Apr 2019
A hacker who breached two major GPS tracker apps says he was able to monitor countless vehicles and shut off their engines remotely, Motherboard reports ... The hacker says he was able to monitor customers in numerous countries including India, the Philippines, Morocco, and South Africa ... Why hacker contact you?”.
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Monero Windows IIS mining made over $60,000 for a hacker — Quartz

A Bit of News 28 Sep 2017
Security software vendor ESET found that a hacker has infected hundreds of Windows servers with a secret cryptocurrency mining program, generating $63,000 over three months ... ESET says the infected machines were in Thailand, Taiwan, Germany, and Morocco, among other countries ... Besides anonymity, hackers favor Monero for another reason.
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Presidential Searches and Cyber Hacks: This Week's Top 7 Education Stories

The Atlantic 23 Jun 2017
Why Schools Are Prime Targets for Cyber Hackers ... The hackers were also searching for some way to slip into other sensitive government systems, including state voting systems. Luckily, the hackers—from Morocco, not Moscow—never found one or managed to get their hands on personal data.
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Hack attacks highlight vulnerability of Florida schools to cyber crooks

The Miami Herald 18 Jun 2017
presidential election, international hackers slipped into the computer systems of at least four Florida school district networks in the hopes of stealing the personal data of hundreds of thousands of students ... Luckily, the hackers — from Morocco, not Moscow — never found one or managed to get their hands on personal data.
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Personal info of hundreds of thousands of students targeted in schools hack attack

Sacramento Bee 18 Jun 2017
presidential election, international hackers slipped into the computer systems of at least four Florida school district networks in the hopes of stealing the personal data of hundreds of thousands of students ... Luckily, the hackers — from Morocco, not Moscow — never found one or managed to get their hands on personal data.
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Art Will Be All Around Us at CounterCurrent17

Houston Press 05 Apr 2017
A A. Facebook-. Twitter -. More shares recommend reddit email -. -. Print Article ... But that's OK ... Simulacrum, by winter guests (dance, theater). The MATCH. 7 p.m ... April 18 ... Let's hear what residents of a slum in Mumbai, a hacker collective out of Indonesia, rural artisans in Morocco and Syrian refugees had to offer up as solutions to our first world problems.
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Beware of the pitfalls of free WiFi on the road take some tips from NordVPN

The Examiner 26 May 2016
“Yahoo,” yell the cyber junkies ... Hackers crawl their way into mobile devices using sniffers, software designed to intercept and decode data when it is transmitted over a network ... 1. Protects your online activities from hackers. 2. Access banned sites. Facebook in Vietnam, gaming sites in Morocco and multiple other blocked sites in various countries. 3 ... 4 ... .
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The CEO of Hacking Team tells how his surveillance company is recovering from the hack that stole all its data

Business Insider 24 Jul 2015
Reporters Without Borders believes its products are used to spy on and suppress dissent in countries with weak free speech laws, such as Morocco and the UAE. The company made headlines on July 6 after a group of hackers broke into its network and stole 400GB of its data ... Does Hacking Team know how the hackers managed to get into its systems?.

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