Wall Street Journal computers taken offline after cyber attack
Hacker 'w0rm' claims to have gained access to data and is looking to sell information
Computers at The Wall Street Journal were taken offline after it was discovered hackers had infiltrated networks at the brand, its publisher Dow Jones & Co has said. The computer systems, which contained...
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