India’s ‘dystopian’ order to phone makers to pre-load state-owned app sparks concerns about surveillance Backlash as critics label the app a ‘dystopian tool to monitor every Indian’ The Independent UK · Dec 2, 2025
Starmer has little choice but to bind himself closer to his chancellor Ditching Rachel Reeves would put spotlight back on real context for decision to drop idea of breaching manifesto The Guardian - UK · Dec 1, 2025
OBR says inadvertent budget leak is ‘worst failure’ in its 15-year history Investigation finds organisation’s leadership over many years was to blame for error, and similar breach happened earlier this year The Guardian - UK · Dec 1, 2025
India Mandates State-Owned Cyber Safety App — Users Can't Delete It, Privacy Fears Rise India is mandating that smartphone makers factory-install a state-owned cyber security app that users cannot delete, triggering a major privacy debate. International Business Times UK · Dec 1, 2025
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FBI Veteran Says Chinese Cyberattack Monitored Every American Citizen's Movements for Five Years Former FBI official says Chinese state-backed hackers ran a five-year cyber campaign, potentially accessing communications and tracking movements of nearly every American. International Business Times UK · Nov 30, 2025
Windows update makes sign-in password icon invisible — Microsoft says you can still click on empty space to enter your password A Windows 11 Update hides the password button on the sign-in page, confusing users who need to type in their passwords. Tom’s Hardware · Nov 30, 2025
The FDA’s Understated Concern About Unsecured Healthcare Software The Food and Drug Administration has long been associated with drug approvals and food safety, but its role in regulating medical technology is just as... Saving Advice · Nov 29, 2025
‘I told a teacher I was going to make it as a footballer and got kicked out of class. After the 1990 World Cup, I went back to the school and said, "Do you remember me, you f**king bastard!"’ Paul Gascoigne on practising his autograph at school Gazza knew he would make it from a young age - and now tells us that he rubbed it in a teacher's face FourFourTwo · Nov 29, 2025
Londoners told to be vigilant with messages after cyber-attack on council Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea says it is checking whether data taken contained residents’ details The Guardian - UK · Nov 28, 2025
Anti-terror police tell parents don’t ignore Adolescence warnings on Black Friday and Cyber Monday Detectives say record number of under-18s are being referred to Prevent due to concerns of radicalisation in London Evening Standard · Nov 28, 2025
Ad Praised For Brilliantly Showcasing Why Parents Shouldn’t Post About Their Children Online “50% of children’s photos shared on criminal forums have been initially published online by their own parents,” a study revealed. Bored Panda · Nov 27, 2025
Getting a VPN this Black Friday? Make sure it has these 3 features From encryption to kill switches, we break down which VPN features are must-haves and which ones are just nice extras. Tom’s Guide · Nov 27, 2025
Was your London council among those hit by a cyber attack this week? Graeme Stewart, head of public sector at Check Point said the situation had "all the signs of a serious intrusion" Evening Standard · Nov 27, 2025
The Independent UK · Nov 27, 2025 How Black Friday became the most dangerous day on the internet Security experts warn shoppers to be especially wary of what has become known as ‘Black Fraud day’
The Guardian - UK · Nov 27, 2025 ‘Mortified’ OBR chair hopes inquiry into budget leak will report next week Reuters news agency says it obtained document after visiting URL it predicted file would be uploaded to
Evening Standard · Nov 27, 2025 'External person' may have accessed leaked Budget document link, says under-fire OBR chief OBR chairman Richard Hughes tells Radio 4’s Today: ‘It appears there was a link that someone was able to access - an external person’
The Guardian - UK · Nov 27, 2025 Starmer says budget did not break manifesto tax pledge – as it happened PM says: ‘We kept to our manifesto in terms of what we’ve promised. But I accept the challenge that we’ve asked everybody to contribute’
Windows Central · Nov 27, 2025 ChatGPT maker OpenAI confirms major data breach, exposing user's names, email addresses, and more — "Transparency is important to us." Users today are waking up to emails from OpenAI confirming that some user data was leaked via a breach in a third-party web analytics system. Here's what you need to know.
Fortune · Nov 26, 2025 Campbell’s fires exec after leaked recording berating ‘poor’ customers and ‘bioengineered meat’ prompts outrage and investigation The comments were caught on a recording by a now-former employee.
Tom’s Guide · Nov 26, 2025 New Android banking trojan is draining accounts and snooping on encrypted chats — how to stay safe A new malware is spoofing banking app logins to help hackers capture your logins and drain your accounts.
The Guardian - UK · Nov 26, 2025 London councils enact emergency plans after three hit by cyber-attack Kensington and Westminster councils investigating whether data has been compromised as Hammersmith and Fulham also reports hack
The Guardian - UK · Nov 26, 2025 Bahrain to argue at UK supreme court it has immunity from surveillance claims Gulf nation is accused of placing monitoring software on computers of two dissidents living in London
Evening Standard · Nov 25, 2025 Cyber attack hits London councils triggering ‘emergency’ response plans Westminster and Kensington and Chelsea town halls said they are urgently working with the National Cyber Security Centre
International Business Times UK · Nov 25, 2025 Campbell's Soup VP Martin Bally Calls Products 'Food For Poor People' Now Facing Lawsuit by Former Employee A former Campbell's security analyst claims he was fired after reporting racist remarks from an executive. The case highlights a national rise in workplace retaliation complaints, which now make up over half of all EEOC discrimination claims.