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March 19, 2018 by Katherine Berry

Even though the Shodan search engine has been criticized by security experts for being too easy to access, the data provided to banks and banks that use it to process and process data has become a key part of the cybersecurity industry. TechCrunch says that in March, two of Voxox's researchers were forced to resign after their firm was hacked and data from that database was accessed. It was reported last week that Voxox found malware that attempted to install ransomware on the servers of its customers. According to the cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike, "The attack, based on the findings of a series of hacking attacks, targeted computers operating in the U.S. and Europe and compromised their servers with malware that enabled attackers to intercept and decrypt data in and around their systems. Voxox's CEO, David Fung, was charged with identity theft and corporate espionage and will be sentenced on April 1. Voxox declined to comment."

Voxox's CEO, David Fung, was charged with identity theft and corporate espionage and will be sentenced on April 1. Voxox's CEO, David Fung, was charged with identity theft and corporate espionage and will be sentenced on April 1.

Some of Voxox's data was available for hacking in the past, but the company has moved to make the data more accessible to government agencies. In February, Voxox began receiving and sharing data via a third party called GCHQ. The data, which was also stored on the servers of banks and businesses, includes passwords used by users in the U.S., the UK, Germany, France, Sweden, and Russia. In March, the company announced that it would be closing its operations as part of an effort to reduce its staff by half.

"Voxox has been working hard to make the data available to law enforcement and to ensure that law enforcement can be more effective in responding to online threats. In addition to GCHQ's data collection, we will be building a dedicated cyber intelligence team that will operate on-site and from our network. We want to ensure that law enforcement, government, and citizens have the ability to protect their data and personal information on an ongoing basis in accordance with our mission. We will continue to provide the best possible information to law enforcement and provide other partners with the tools necessary to protect the information of those impacted by these incidents," the company said in a statement.

A similar investigation was conducted by the FBI. Last year, the agency's Cyber Crime Division issued a report detailing a cyber threat in which an individual stole credit cards and used