Technology
Hackers Hit Power Plants, Schools, and Android Phones in Fresh Cyber Wave
Pro-Russian hackers eye Swedish power grids, schools face IT blackouts, and Android malware turns phones into proxy bots—cyber threats are hitting closer to home than ever.

The Big Idea
Hackers are turning up the heat, literally and figuratively. In the past 48 hours, reports dropped of pro-Russian operatives probing a Swedish power plant, a teen bust for crippling school networks in Northern Ireland, and a sneaky Android trojan snaring over 220,000 users via Facebook ads. It's not just headlines—it's a stark reminder that no sector is safe anymore.
Setting the Scene
Cyber threats have simmered for years, but they've boiled over into everyday essentials....
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