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Serves for discussions about cybersecurity risks, developments and activities in Balkans.
Follow-up discussion group on the Young Faces Network Cybersecurity Winter School in Western Balkans and Moldova (2014).
Open to all interested professionals.
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Comment by Orges Ndrecka on December 19, 2014 at 12:02pm
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Interesting article about Sony hacking case: Is it an act of Cyberwar??? http://www.popsci.com/can-rules-cyber-war-explain-what-happened-sony
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Few days ago, Albanian government opened a portal to report cybercrime. It's a simple portal where you can choose to report the type of cybercrime (threats,hacking,data stealing,system intrusion, child pornography etc.). There are fields where you can insert more info about the damaged website, monetary loss, describe the crime etc. If you like you may check it in the link: http://www.asp.gov.al/denonco_kk/ - ( unfortunately, for the moment it's only in albanian language only)
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