Progress FTP bug under active exploit, Norway urges Europe-wide Meta data collection ban, KillNet claims attack against Royal Family website
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Critical Progress FTP bug now being exploited in attacks
Norway urges Europe-wide ban on Meta's targeted data collection
KillNet claims DDoS attack against Royal Family website
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