Two teenage boys were arrested in the Netherlands over suspicions of spying for pro-Russian hackers via Wi-Fi sniffing.

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Two 17-year-old boys have been arrested in the Netherlands on suspicion of involvement in espionage activities. Dutch media reported that the arrested boys were contacted via Telegram by a pro-Russian ...

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Apple says the flaw involved 'a maliciously crafted font' that could cause an app to shut down or corrupt the process memory.

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RedNovember group exploited VPN appliances and firewalls to hit defense contractors, government agencies, and manufacturers ...

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