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Tuanz: NZX attacks embarrassing
The latest cyber attacks on NZX are a good reminder to keep defences up, says Tuanz.
NZX website down again having started the day well
NZX is working closely with network service provider Spark and the GCSB.
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NZ's cyber security centre warns more attacks likely
All NZ businesses need to prepare for cyber attacks, say experts, after NZX attacked.
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NZX cyber attack criminally motivated - GCSB minister
Andrew Little says the GCSB was in a position of managing the continued attacks.
Market close: NZ shares fall, dragged down by heavyweights
Market trading went ahead but website outages continued.
NZ share trading continues, despite cyber attacks
The NZX was hit hard by cyber attacks for four days last week.
GCSB warns Kiwi businesses that cyber-attacks could get worse
Finally following Australia's lead, but with an under-funded effort.
Crashed again: NZX turns to white knight but forced offline for fifth day
Exchange operator says under new setup, website is down but trading continues.
Cyber attacks on Stock Exchange could affect many NZers
Every New Zealander with a KiwiSaver account could be affected.
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Length of NZX outages suggest infrastructure vulnerable: Andrew Little
Minister says such attacks are not uncommon, but do not always have this kind of impact.
GCSB steps in to help NZX battle cyber attacks, market concern mounts
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