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‘Hard evidence’ of widespread unlawful activity at tabloid publisher, court told

Lawyers representing the Duke of Sussex and other claimants in their case against Mirror Group Newspapers have started closing arguments.

The Independent UK

Still hiring: Big Tech layoffs give other sectors an opening

The recent mass layoffs at companies like Google, Microsoft, Amazon and Meta came as a shock the thousands of workers who’d never experienced upheaval in the tech sector

The Independent UK

Revenge porn laws to be overhauled to help victims in new crackdown

‘The reforms to the law that has been passed today are going to go down in history as a turning point for generations to come and will bring peace of mind to so many victims,’ revenge porn victim says

The Independent UK

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Volunteers helping Avon & Somerset Police fight cyber crime and online fraud

Hundreds of volunteers have spent thousands of hours working for Avon & Somerset Police so far this year

Bristol Post

Sharing intimate images without consent outlawed in ‘revenge porn’ crackdown

Laws announced on Tuesday will remove the requirement for prosecutors to prove perpetrators intended to cause distress.

The Independent UK

Highest compromised ChatGPT in Asia-Pacific

Global cybersecurity firm Group-IB discovered more than 100,000 compromised ChatGPT accounts in dark web marketplaces with Asia-Pacific having the highest concentration of ChatGPT credentials being offered for sale over the past year.

Bangkok Post

Cyber crime falling under authorities' radars: report

A new study shows cyber crime directly impacts half of Australia's computer users but the number of official reports are significantly under-represented.

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There's never been a better time to ditch Netflix as crackdown on password sharers starts in the UK

A number of Netflix rivals are offering free trials to tempt subscriber away during the widely-criticised password-sharing crackdown

Daily Mirror

Former Texas Congressman And CIA Officer Will Hurd Announces 2024 Presidential Bid

Hurd, an unabashed moderate, takes aim at Trump and emphasizes common sense during complicated times.

Zenger

What we know about the cyberattack on the city of Fort Worth

The city of Fort Worth is investigating the scope of an attack on its systems after one of its websites was hacked, officials said Saturday.

Tribune News Service

HWL Ebsworth hack: sensitive information from dozens of government agencies may be compromised

Hundreds of law firm’s clients waiting on confirmation of whether they are affected by data leaked in cyberattack

The Guardian - AU

Cyberattacks on hospitals 'should be considered a regional disaster,' researchers find

When hackers attack a hospital, it can be deadly. But doctors and patients at nearby hospitals suffer, too, according to a new study from the University of California San Diego.

WEKU

Federal government backs biometric face scans as key weapon to combat cyber criminals

Australians will use biometric data, such as an image of the face, to verify identity online under a government plan to fight cyber crime.

The New Daily

How supply chain cyberattacks work — and why they're so difficult to thwart

A pair of recent high-profile cyberattacks are putting a spotlight back on a hacking tactic that's growing in popularity.

Axios

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Manchester Evening News

Manchester University issue update after students and staff receive terrifying emails from hackers

The university have now confirmed some data belonging to students and alumni has been 'copied'

The Guardian - AU

NSW cashless gambling trial to focus on data security after hack of smaller pilot program

A major Newcastle venue had to be shut down after it was targeted by a ransomware attack

The Guardian - AU

Turn your phone off every night for five minutes, Australian PM tells residents

Experts back Anthony Albanese’s cybersecurity advice, saying forcibly closing apps could stop criminals from monitoring users or collecting data

Axios

Republican 2024 field for president is historically diverse

The GOP has made a point of trying to recruit more minorities for public office in recent years.

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The Independent UK

Personal data of more than 700,000 retired California workers and beneficiaries have been stolen

California officials are notifying state retirees and other beneficiaries whose personal information has been stolen

Evening Standard

NHS: Millions of medical devices in UK hospitals are completely unprotected against hackers

The collateral damage caused by cyberattacks on these internet-enabled devices puts lives at risk

Windows Central

Your ChatGPT credentials are at risk by hackers with info-stealing malware

Hackers are using info-stealing malware to gain access to your ChatGPT credentials and selling them off in the dark web marketplaces. Group-IB recommends the change of passwords regularly.

The Guardian - UK

Draft EU plans to allow spying on journalists are dangerous, warn critics

Move to allow spyware to be placed on reporters’ phones would have a ‘chilling effect’, say media experts

Dublin Live

Dublin man was in 'prime of his life' before sudden death, inquest hears

Tragic Conor Cronin's brother told his inquest he 'was so much fun and was just getting into the prime of his life'

Al Jazeera

Australia gives Twitter 28 days to sort out ‘toxicity and hate’

One in three complaints about online hate in Australia are about the platform.

Manchester Evening News

'It's really terrifying...' Manchester University students sent chilling emails threatening to 'destroy lives'

Hackers have threatened to reveal addresses, police reports, academic investigations and health data

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