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Cyber Pirates Strike DP World Australia: A Data Heist Tale with a Comedic Twist
When cyber pirates attacked DP World Australia, they left a whopping 30,137 containers stranded and swiped a tiny treasure of data. No ransom notes, just digital footprints. While the company bounced back, the mystery of these keyboard pirates of the DP World Cyber Attack remains…
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When hackers decided to play Pirate of the Caribbean with DP World Australia, they left a whopping 30,137 containers stranded on the shore. No ransom notes or encrypted files were found, but the pirates did manage to swipe some treasure - a "small amount" of data. Now, as the company resumes operations, one can't help but wonder: Who needs a parrot when you have a keyboard?Already a member? Log in here