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Tuesday, December 1, 2015

Greek Banks Fend Off Hackers

Cyber defenses set up by Greek banks deterred hackers who said they would shut down the institutions unless paid a ransom in bitcoins. The post Greek Banks Fend Off Hackers appeared first on The National Herald.


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New Regional Manager Ioannis Chiotopoulos announces GREECE as DNV GL's third home market

Another keystone of DNV GL's strategy 2016–2020 is to make GREECE the company's third home market in addition to Norway and Germany.


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Greek banks: Hackers extend ransom payment deadline

A team of hackers has allegedly threatened to bring down the electronic systems and websites of Greek banks, unless they pay ransom in Bitcoins. Greek media report on Monday that a group called “Armada Collective” has threatened the Greke banks with a DDoS attack. Sources told the media that the […]


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GREEK Banks Targeted by Hackers Demanding Bitcoin Ransom

Authorities in Greece have banded together a special team of cyber sleuths to safeguard GREEK banks from cyber-attacks after a malicious hacker ...


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GREEK Bailout Working*

GREEK banks will not need any further recapitalisation after the latest round, in which the European Central Bank put their additional capital needs at ...


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Monday, November 30, 2015

GREECE to defy EU order on labeling settlement goods

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (right) meets with his Greek counterpart Alexis Tsipras in Jerusalem on November 25, 2015. (Haim Zach/GPO) ...


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Planned Protests Ahead of John Kerry’s Visit to Athens This Week

The city of Athens is bracing itself for a busy week. On Tuesday, protesters will take to the streets of the Greek capital over the ongoing refugee crisis, in the aftermath of Sunday’s summit. Thursday will be especially busy, as the General Confederation of the Greek Workers (GSEE) and the Civil Servants Confederation (ADEDY) will strike and protest


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