FBI Black Shades malware infects over half a million
The FBI said more than 500000 computers across 100 countries were infected by Black Shades malware. Investigations in Manhattan federal court unsealed charges against five individuals while police worldwide arrested 97 people in 16 countries for using or distributing the software. The tool hijacks webcams and has been sold since 2010 to thousands of users.
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Chinese officials charged in cyber espionage case
United States issues unprecedented charges against five Chinese military officials for hacking US companies. Targets include Alcoa World Alumina Westinghouse Allegheny Technologies U S Steel Solar World and the United Steelworkers Union. Indictment filed in Pittsburgh cites trade secret theft and economic espionage.
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