
Behind the cyberattack against the French maritime sector, the shadow of “NoName” and the creditors of Altice are pursuing Patrick Drahi in New York.
The small pro-Russian group NoName claims a cyberattack against the French maritime sector, while Altice creditors are suing Patrick Drahi in New York for embezzling assets.
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The small pro-Russian group NoName is responsible for numerous cyberattacks against France.
Behind the cyberattack against the French maritime sector, the shadow of “NoName”, a ghost army that wants to “avenge” Russia
DECRYPTION - The small pro-Russian group hit a few months ago by Europol claimed to have cyberattacked the French maritime sector. He is already responsible for more than 2000 attacks against France.
Altice creditors sue Patrick Drahi in New York
After obtaining a discount on his debt at SFR, Patrick Drahi encountered resistance from his creditors in the United States. They accuse it of having removed billions of dollars of assets from their guarantees, while two of its subsidiaries are drowning in debt.

Anssi director Vincent Strubel revealed that the cyberattack on hundreds of supermarket fridges in October was due to basic security flaws, such as direct exposure to the internet and weak passwords.

France Télévisions informs its users about the use of e-mail addresses, tracking pixels and tracking links for the personalization of its newsletter “L'actu à 7h30” and the management of subscriber inactivity.
Google reports network outages at its London data center following an electrical event, affecting the cloud and services like online banking Revolut.

The historic operator Orange completely cut its 2G network on Tuesday, completing a four-phase process. This decision aims to favor 4G and 5G, while other operators plan similar shutdowns.

The operator Orange completely cut off its 2G network this Tuesday, October 20, after a four-phase shutdown. This decision aims to favor 4G and 5G, which are more efficient and secure, while 3G will end in 2028.

Sales of PCs and smartphones collapsed by 20% in the third quarter against the backdrop of the “RAMapocalypse”. Only Apple and Samsung are doing better in the high-end smartphone segment.