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US, GCC Condemn Iran’s Destabilizing Policies

The United States and GCC member states have condemned Iran’s continued destabilizing policies, including its support for terrorism and the use of advanced missiles, cyber weapons, and Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) and their proliferation in the region and around the world. Iran and its proxies and partners have used these…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Calls for CCTV footage as Ballymun and Finglas 'plagued' by illegal dumping

Councillor Noeleen Reilly said there "doesn’t appear to be any urgency" on legislation to change laws so CCTV can be used to catch people illegally dumping

Dublin Live

German airport websites hit by suspected cyber attack

The websites of seven German airports were hit by a suspected cyber attack on Thursday, the ADV airport association said, a day after a major IT failure at Lufthansa left thousands of passengers stranded.

Reuters

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Increasing risk of cyber attack facing Bristol City Council due to delayed IT updates

A major update to the council's housing department IT systems will soon be rolled out

Bristol Post

'I was sent creepy Airdrop requests on a train - I felt like the stranger was watching me'

Two women share their experiences of feeling 'vulnerable' after being sent unsolicited Airdrops as cyber-flashing is set to become a criminal offence amid the Online Safety Bill

Daily Mirror

Medibank class action launched after massive hack put private information of millions on dark web

Law firm Baker McKenzie says company failed to protect privacy of customers in Australia and overseas

The Guardian - AU

‘All we have had is losses’: Royal Mail dismisses ‘absurd’ $80m ransom demand

‘Under no circumstances will we pay that absurd amount,’ delivery firm says, telling hackers it is not the booming company they think

The Guardian - UK

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Defence tech specialist Leonardo's ambition to grow new North East base

The global operator has hinted that Newcastle could be home to more jobs in the future

Birmingham Post

Israeli firm 'boasted' of meddling in more than 30 elections worldwide

An Israeli firm sought to influence more than 30 elections around the world for clients by hacking, sabotage and spreading disinformation, according to an undercover media investigation published Wednesday.

France 24

Half of small businesses have suffered a cyber attack in the last year

The findings point to a rising risk for SMEs to stay safe online

Wales Online

Social media companies put profits over children, senators say

WASHINGTON — Senators sounded off against social media platforms and called for action during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on Tuesday, saying the companies lack accountability and are focused on profits at the expense of children.

Tribune News Service

Cyber experts warn Tinder users of rising malware attacks and what to look out for

The keyword “dating” alone revealed 1,963 unique malicious files disguised as legitimate applications

Irish Mirror

Arnold Clark customers warned after hackers steal personal data

Arnold Clark customers may have had personal data stolen following a major cyber attack.

The National (Scotland)

Fake medical representative held for duping doctors with foreign holiday bait in Noida

NOIDA: The Uttar Pradesh police on Tuesday said it has arrested a person who duped "hundreds of doctors" across several states to the tune of crores of rupees on the pretext of arranging foreign travel packages, officials said.

The Times of India

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EU countries told to step up defence against state hackers

European Union countries must step up their defences against cyber attacks on their financial infrastructure as the war in Ukraine raises the risk of hacks by foreign powers, the bloc's systemic risk watchdog said on Tuesday.

Bangkok Post

Activists suing govt over Pegasus spyware

Activists in Thailand are suing the government for using spyware technology to monitor dissidents, the first such case in the country that they hope will help raise awareness and better protect citizens who are subject to increasing surveillance.

Daily Mirror

Virgin Money, TSB and Nationwide bank account holders warned over online security risk

The study conducted by Which? and the independent security experts at Red Maple Technologies looked at 13 of the biggest account providers to assess their security when it comes to online and mobile banking

Asharq Al-Awsat

Iran Says US Responsible for Any Israeli Attack against it

Iran warned it would firmly respond to any move threatening its security, saying the US was responsible for any action taken by its ally Israel. The Israeli army said its Defense Forces and US Central Command (CENTCOM) launched Juniper Oak, a joint drill Sunday focused on air defense, cyber security,…

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Who Needs Hackers When You Have Balloons?

Episode 442 of the Cyberlaw Podcast

Bangkok Post

Cyber Elite, Zscaler partner for cloud

Cyber Elite, a Bangkok-based cybersecurity firm, has partnered with Zscaler, the US-based cloud security service provider, to provide managed cloud security services for Thai enterprises to capitalise on the 15-billion-baht IT security market.

Evening Standard

How to share passwords with friends on Amazon Prime, Sky, and Apple TV+

Some of the most popular subscription services turn a blind eye to account sharing

AAP

Secret inquiry into public service cyber security

The high-profile cyber attacks on Medibank and Optus led to the prime minister commissioning a public service security review, but the report remains secret.

The Conversation

There are 60,000 Chinese-made surveillance systems in Australia – how concerned should we be?

Australian government offices have begun removing more than 900 Chinese-made surveillance cameras, intercoms, electronic entry systems and video recorders. Last week, a government audit found the technology had been installed in more than 250 departments and agencies.

AAP

Parliament House 'particular interest' to cyber hackers

Malicious hackers are constantly targeting Parliament House, with the security of the building and electronic devices given to MPs called into question.

Newcastle Herald

China camera caution well justified

WHILE it would be pleasant to take China's assurances Australian government installations have nothing to fear from its affordable smart CCTV cameras that even come with free software at face value, Beijing's past conduct makes that difficult.

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