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North Korean hacker used hospital ransomware attacks to fund espionage

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By Elias Groll
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Federal prosecutors announced the indictment Thursday of a North Korean hacker accused of carrying out ransomware operations that targeted American health care facilities and used the proceeds of those operations to fund espionage efforts against the U.S. military and defense contractors. Rim Jong Hyok is accused of using malware developed by North Korea’s military intelligence agency to target at least five American health care providers.
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Biden administration bans sale of Kaspersky software in US 

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By Elias Groll
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The Commerce Department will ban the cybersecurity firm Kaspersky Labs from selling its software to U.S. consumers, the latest move by the Biden administration to curtail the Russian company’s operations in the United States. In an announcement Thursday, the Commerce Department said it would use for the first time with U.S. adversaries to effectively ban Kaspersky from doing business in the United States.
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State Department wants ‘digital solidarity’ at center of tech diplomacy

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By Elias Groll
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SAN FRANCISCO — A U.S. State Department strategy document released Monday said the Biden administration aims to orient its cyber-diplomacy around the concept of “digital solidarity” to help partners and allies responsibly use technology and to help developing nations grow their economies.
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