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Pentagon leak suspect faces charges in US court

Jack Teixeira, 21-year-old member of Massachusetts National Guard, faces charges in US military intelligence leak case.

Al Jazeera

Pentagon papers leak suspect calls out to his father in court as he is charged and jailed without bond

Jack Teixeira charged with unauthorized detention and transmission of national defence information

The Independent UK

Ten ways to spot if someone is tracking your phone and stealing personal information

Cybercriminals use phone tracking methods for a number of illicit reasons, but now you can find out if someone is snooping on your conversations from a distance.

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Pentagon leak was decades in the making

Computer network was designed for use by much smaller number of people amid questions over amount of classified material on the system

The Guardian - UK

From Putin’s health to spying on allies: Five key takeaways from leaked Pentagon documents

Leaked documents present "very serious risk to national security”, says top Pentagon spokesman

The Independent UK

Jack Teixeira: Why 21-year-old airman has been detained in Pentagon leak probe

US authorities have arrested a 21-year-old information technology specialist called Jack Teixeira in connection with the disclosure of highly classified military documents about the Ukraine war and other top national security issues.

France 24

US arrests 21-year-old National Guardsman in classified documents leak

The FBI arrested a 21-year-old Air National Guardsman in connection with the leak of highly classified documents including maps, intelligence updates and the assessment of Russia’s war in Ukraine.

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Eight PayPal scams targeting Irish customers - from promo offers to shipping address scam

Learning how fraudsters usually operate on PayPal will mean you can be better protected if they ever target you

Irish Mirror

Misconduct probe of crime agency chief split into two enquiries

Nikki Holland, former Merseyside Police officer, faces allegations of data protection breaches, bullying and misuse of public funds

Liverpool Echo

Personal data of GE Money, Coles and Myer credit card customers stolen in Latitude Financial data breach

As Latitude Financial investigates last month's cyber breach, more customers are being emailed about their personal data being compromised — even if they never signed up for a Latitude product.

ABC News

Amazon sends warning email to all customers about scams and ignoring it could cost you

Amazon provided a number of pointers for its customers to take heed of to avoid being scammed when purchasing online

Irish Mirror

New Chameleon banking trojan is stealing account info — what you need to know

The Chameleon banking trojan is a new malware strain that’s already posing a threat to Android users by stealing their passwords, harvesting their text messages and more.

Tom’s Guide

Extra support for violence survivors after data hack

Additional support has been offered to family violence survivors caught up in a hack of Tasmanian government data.

AAP

Demand rises for US cybersecurity aid to allies, diplomat says

WASHINGTON — U.S. allies and partners are increasingly seeking Washington’s help in defending their own computer networks from foreign cyberattacks, Nathaniel Fick, the top U.S. diplomat on cyber and digital policy, said Wednesday.

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Evening Standard

Who is Anne Keast-Butler? First female director of GCHQ appointed

She will be the first woman to lead a UK intelligence agency since Eliza Manningham-Buller retired from MI5 in 2007

Bangkok Post

Data theft soldier surrenders

An army sergeant major who claimed to have obtained the personal digitalised data of 55 million Thais surrendered to police on Wednesday and confessed he just wanted to be in the spotlight.

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This iPhone spyware may have hijacked your cameras — why didn't Apple warn us?

A spyware called KingsPawn targeted high-profile individuals with iOS 14 devices, but why didn't Apple warn us sooner?

The Guardian - AU

Twitter forced to remove harmful content aimed at Brittany Higgins and partner

eSafety commissioner uses tough new powers against social media giant after complaint from Higgins’s partner David Sharaz

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How Free Phone Charging Stations Could Present Risks

The FBI has said to be careful about free phone charging stations. Here's what to know.

ABC News

Ex-student caught up in Tasmanian cyber hack questions why seven-year-old data held by government

Andrew Connor is among the 145,000 people who may have been compromised by the cyber attack on Tasmanians and he wants government officials to be clear on what information has been leaked — and why they have held on to his details seven years on.

The Guardian - UK

Experts warn of new spyware threat targeting journalists and political figures

Citizen Lab says victims’ phones infected after being sent an iCloud calendar invitation in a ‘zero-click’ attack

Tom’s Guide

Hackers are sneaking malware on to the Google Play Store — how to stay safe

Hackers have turned to malicious loader programs and APK binding services as a means of injecting malware into legitimate Android apps.

The Independent UK

What are the priorities for the new director of GCHQ?

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the threat posed by China and fighting cyber attacks will all be high on a complex to-do list.

Tom’s Guide

Care for your customers with Iris® Powered by Generali’s ScamAssist®

As scams of all kinds become more sophisticated, a big win opportunity is emerging for companies willing to step up and give their customers an extra level of personalized protection.

The Guardian - US

FBI warns consumers of malware threat to phones from public charging stations

‘Juice jacking’ from public USB charging ports in airports, malls and hotels could give hackers access to sensitive information

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