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One of the five biggest insurance companies in Europe will stop writing policies that cover extortion by cybercriminals in France, the second worst-hit country by ransomware in the world.
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The bloc has revealed its new strategy to prevent, deter and respond to cyberattacks across the EU.
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Australia to amend law making Facebook and Google pay for news
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