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Contactless ticketing roll-out date for London commuter belt revealed after cyber attack delays

Passengers automatically get ‘best value’ fares and will have Tube and bus journeys in London ‘capped’

Evening Standard

India's 'Digital Arrest' Scammers Stealing Savings

Within five hours while sitting at home in India, retired professor Kamta Prasad Singh handed over his hard-earned savings to online fraudsters impersonating police.

International Business Times

The first-ever ransomware dropped 35 years ago disguised as a floppy sharing 'AIDS Information'

The first-ever example of ransomware dropped 35 years ago, in December 1989.

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‘No plans’ for UK TikTok ban

This week, the US Supreme Court rejected TikTok’s appeal and unanimously upheld the law banning the app.

Evening Standard

India, US sign agreement for cooperation in cybercrime investigations

A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on cybercrime investigations was signed by India's Ambassador to US, Vinay Kwatra and Acting US Deputy Secretary of Homeland Security Kristie Canegallo in Washington, DC. Read further on Dynamite News:

Dynamite News

Cybercrime Collaboration: India, US signed MoU to enhance cooperation

India and the US have agreed to enhance cooperation and information sharing on cyber threat intelligence and digital forensics. Read further on Dynamite News:

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"Another Email Account Impersonating a Banker Working for [Plaintiff] Invited … Recipients … to Join a Fictitious Neo-Nazi Banking Club"

One of many allegedly defamatory statements allegedly sent by a former summer intern at a financial company; the court holds a proposed preliminary injunction against future speech by defendant about plaintiff would be an unconstitutional prior restraint, but issues a narrower injunction.

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Treasury levels sanctions tied to a massive hack of telecom companies and breach of its own network

The Treasury Department has announced sanctions in connection with a massive Chinese hack of American telecommunications companies and a breach of its own computer network

The Independent UK

State employees suspected of stealing from low-income Texans' public assistance accounts

Seven human services employees were fired after a string of fraud and theft — and the largest data breach in agency history.

The Texas Tribune

Gov. Kristi Noem Faces Confirmation Hearing For DHS Leadership

Governor Kristi Noem's confirmation hearing for DHS leadership highlights her qualifications and plans for border security, cybersecurity, and emergency re...

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Outgoing CISA Head Advocates For Election Security Continuation

CISA faces transition with focus on election security and critical infrastructure protection amidst calls for change.

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Row erupts as creaking health system poses serious risk

Patient wait times continue to climb while a maintenance backlog poses major threats, an audit report of one state's health system has found.

The Independent UK

Cyber security is biggest concern among IT leaders – poll

IT professionals are more concerned about cyber attacks than the rise of AI, a study shows.

Tom’s Hardware

ASML-backed university suffers cyberattack — institution is the pipeline for ASML's talent needs

ASML-backed Eindhoven University of Technology suffered a severe cyberattack that forced the school to cancel classes for at least two days.

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Savastan0: Behind Its Sales of Credit Card in the Darknet via Bitcoin

Introduction to Savastan0 Savastan0 has emerged as a notorious name in the hidden corners of the internet. This shadowy entity is not just another player in the deep web; it has carved out a unique niche by facilitating the sale of stolen credit ...

Evening Standard

‘Millions’ in taxpayer money paid to cyber criminals in recent years – minister

Dan Jarvis said the problem was ‘extensive’ and thousands could have been paid without the Government knowing.

The Guardian - UK

Ministers consider ban on all UK public bodies making ransomware payments

Prohibition would bring the NHS, schools and local councils into line with government departments

Reason

"How Not to Decide TikTok: U.S. Press Freedom Hangs in the Balance"

An interesting analysis by Prof. David Cole (Georgetown), the former National Legal Director of the ACLU, at Just Security; an… The post "How Not to Decide TikTok: U.S. Press Freedom Hangs in the Balance" appeared first on Reason.com.

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