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GCHQ Boosts Powers To Launch Mass Data HackingExpanded intelligence gathering is ‘a grave threat’ warn rights groupsThe UK’s intelligence agencies are to significantly increase their use of large-scale data hacking after claiming that more targeted operations are being rendered... |
Two Men Jailed For Involvement In TalkTalk Hacking 19th Nov 2018 [23 days ago] from Guardian Matthew Hanley and Connor Allsopp, from Tamworth, sentenced over customer data theftTwo friends have been jailed for their roles in hacking the telecommunications company TalkTalk.Matthew Hanley, 23, and Connor Allsopp, 21, both from Tamworth... |
Russian Trolls Prey On The Toxic Way We Do Our Politics | Rafael Behr 12th Nov 2018 [30 days ago] from Guardian The Kremlin’s target is not the outcome of specific votes, such as for Brexit or the US presidency, but to divide the westTo understand the current political frenzy on both sides of the Atlantic, it helps to know Tortuous Convolvulus.... |
Bank Of England Stages Day Of War Games To Combat Cyber-attacks 9th Nov 2018 [one month ago] from Guardian Spate of data breaches in financial sector sparks voluntary exercise to test resilienceThe Bank of England (BoE) is staging a day-long war gaming exercise on Friday designed to test the resilience of the financial system in the event of... |
The Election Hackers Are Back – And They’re Starting With The US Midterms | PW Singer And Emerson Brooking 26th Oct 2018 [2 months ago] from Guardian The disrupters and their ‘like wars’ are more sophisticated than ever, as they target elections on both grand and local scalesWhether it is in the movies, media or politics, discussions of election security typically focus on the sexy... |
British Airways Data Breach: 185,000 More Passengers May Have Had Details Stolen 25th Oct 2018 [2 months ago] from Guardian Airline says affected customers will be contacted by Friday, as investigation continuesBritish Airways has revealed that another 185,000 customers may have had personal details stolen in a data breach.Customers who made reward bookings... |
UK Refusal To Cooperate With Belgian Hacking Inquiry Condemned 25th Oct 2018 [2 months ago] from Guardian Fears stance on GCHQ’s alleged hacking of Belgacom could damage diplomatic relationsThe British government has been accused of endangering diplomatic relations with Belgium after its “exceptional” refusal to cooperate with an inquiry... |
European Elections Face Growing Threat Of Manipulation 23rd Oct 2018 [2 months ago] from Guardian Commission says Facebook scandal is ‘wake-up call’ as it calls for monitoring networkEU governments cannot treat the next year’s European parliamentary elections as “business as usual” given the growing risk of foreign and corporate... |
Risk Of Interference In MEP Elections Growing, EU Governments Told 23rd Oct 2018 [2 months ago] from Guardian Commission says Facebook scandal ‘wake-up call’ as it calls for monitoring networkEU governments cannot treat the next year’s European parliamentary elections as “business as usual” given the growing risk of foreign and corporate... |
Theresa May To Urge EU Leaders To Take Action On Cyber-attacks 17th Oct 2018 [2 months ago] from Guardian Prime minister wants tougher response to states responsible – including sanctionsTheresa May will urge EU leaders meeting in Brussels to create a new sanctions regime to crack down on governments found responsible for cyber-attacks.Amid... |
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