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Article: Major Cyber Insurance Overhaul Begins Now - published about 1 year ago.
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https://www.databreaches.net/major-cyber-insurance-overhaul-begins-now/
Published: 2023 04 09 13:29:34
Received: 2023 04 09 13:44:54
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Source: DataBreaches.net
Category: Data Breaches
Topic: Data Breaches

Article: NZZ has to shut down the newspaper production system after a cyber attack - published about 1 year ago.
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https://www.databreaches.net/nzz-has-to-shut-down-the-newspaper-production-system-after-a-cyber-attack/
Published: 2023 04 09 13:29:27
Received: 2023 04 09 13:44:55
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Category: Data Breaches
Topic: Data Breaches

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Article: Inside the international sting operation to catch North Korean crypto hackers - published about 1 year ago.
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https://www.databreaches.net/inside-the-international-sting-operation-to-catch-north-korean-crypto-hackers/
Published: 2023 04 09 13:29:17
Received: 2023 04 09 13:44:55
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Category: Data Breaches
Topic: Data Breaches

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