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A number of Belgian municipalities are dealing with cyber-attacks on their official websites in the run-up to this weekend's elections.
"Ethical" hackers who break into computer systems just to probe for weaknesses will be able to benefit from legal protection as long as their activities are private, proportional and immediately s
A Belgian man has been sentenced by a court in Mechelen to three years in prison for various computer hacking incidents, reports Geeko and Le Soir.
An activist who climbed to the top of the Coca-Cola sign at Place De Brouckere and hacked the display to condemn the transatlantic trade deal, TTIP, has avoided a fine and will spend no time in ja
A town councillor accused of hacking the famous Coca-Cola sign at De Brouckere to display a message condemning the transatlantic trade deal, TTIP, has had his court hearing postponed until next ye
According to Ghent University security expert Kenneth Lasoen, Brussels is a hotbed for spies and hackers from Russia, China and the US.
The whole World Wide Web is able to peek inside more than 100 Belgian living rooms, cafés and offices after the Russian website Insecam.org began illegally broadcasting the live images online, wri
Hackers took the Wallonia region's official website offline for most of Wednesday - with internet security experts warning of more attacks on public websites in the coming days.
Use a passsentence instead of a password to improve your internet security. That is the message of a new campaign by Cert.be, the federal cyber emergency team.
