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"Tajikistan comes second, Samoa third and Australia fourth as new ‘heat map of the internet’ reveals which countries are most at risk due to exposed servers ..." 
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"The hacking attempts, many thought to be from China, are forcing universities to spend more to prevent and detect intrusions and to constrict their culture of openness..."
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"Here, representatives from international law firm Bird & Bird help us understand the situation, and outline the dos and don’ts of cyber security today ..."
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"Hacking may seem like a novelty now, but it actually emerged in the 50s and 60s. Originally hackers meant to penetrate early computer systems, find bugs, and improve security. Today it is different as everyone can learn how to hack ..."
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