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New Zealand investigating inventory market cyber assaults

New Zealand’s authorities and its overseas spy company are getting concerned after cyber assaults disrupted buying and selling on the nation’s inventory market a number of instances this week
New Zealand’s government and its foreign spy agency are getting involved after cyber attacks disrupted trading on the nation’s stock market several times this week

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