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Who are the ransomware gangs wreaking havoc on the world’s biggest companies?

It’s the defining cyber crime of the 2020s, and hackers are only just beginning to exploit its potential to make money and sow mayhem, says technology reporter Renee Dudley

The Guardian - UK

'METIOR' Defense Blueprint Against Side-Channel Vulnerabilities Debuts

A research team with MIT has put forward a side-channel attack mitigation framework that aims to objectively and quantitatively measure the impact of certain known and unknown side-channel attacks. 'METIOR' aims to bring cybersecurity closer to the chip design space.

Tom’s Hardware

A New Remote Access Feature from Snap One Enhances User Privacy and Security

Integrators can now initiate a “customer handoff” via OvrC to strengthen privacy.

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Complaints to Sadiq Khan’s Met police watchdog on public view in ‘data breach’

Personal details of 400 members of the public were left on display in what City Hall described as a ‘data breach’, not a ‘data leak’

Evening Standard

Cybersecurity in the Classroom: What Teachers Can Do

Teachers can boost classroom cybersecurity with these resources, best practices, and more

Tech&Learning

HWL Ebsworth hack: Queensland says its files were taken after criminals release Victorian documents

State’s chief information security officer says information from Victorian departments and agencies was accessed

The Guardian - AU

A new threat on the banking horizon

The Bank of Thailand warns that online financial fraud is increasing as criminals turn to false base stations.

Bangkok Post

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New Jersey lawyer pleads not guilty to a second series of sexual assaults in Boston

A New Jersey lawyer already charged in connection with a series of sexual assaults in Boston about 15 years ago has pleaded not guilty to new charges stemming from a different series of sexual assaults in another area of the city that occurred at roughly the same time

The Independent UK

Netflix updates the account transfer tool, making it a little more flexible

Netflix updates its account transfer tool, letting users take data from a shared account and port it into an already existing account.

Android Central

Is BlackBerry Limited (BB) Showing Signs of Growth in July?

While BlackBerry Limited (BB) reported significant topline growth in its most recent quarter, boosted by its licensing business, its cybersecurity and IoT segments remained under pressure. Let’s look at its financial metrics’ trends to gauge its near-term growth potential.

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Cyber-security - how robust is yours?

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The Independent UK

Snooping on your partner's phone without permission could mean you're breaking the law

Suspicious partners up and down the country could well be breaking the law without even knowing it, by snooping through their other half's phone without permission

Daily Mirror

Amazon Prime shoppers warned over fake websites that can drain your bank account

Cybersecurity experts at Trend Micro revealed screenshots from two fake sites that look very convincing and urged shoppers to stay alert for scammers this Amazon Prime Day

Daily Mirror

New online reform regulatory system could cost nearly £170m, Ofcom estimates

A new report by public spending watchdog the National Audit Office praised the progress Ofcom has made in preparing for the new regulatory role.

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Tom’s Guide

How to get the most out of your Ring privacy and security features

Stay up-to-date on these easy to use Ring features that help protect your personal information and accounts.

The Hindu

Jana Sena to move court against ward, village volunteer system over rights to protect personal data in Andhra Pradesh

The ward and village volunteers do not have any right to collect and store the personal data of households if they are not a part of the government machinery, says JSP president Pawan Kalyan.

Nottingham Post

Expert warns of which cold callers scam phrases to listen out for and hang up phone immediately

A cybersecurity expert has revealed the three phrases which you should watch out for when called by an unknown number.

The Independent UK

Black women more likely to be a victim of cyber flashing, landmark study reveals

Exclusive: Half of Black women surveyed said they had been cyber flashed, compared with 26 per cent of white women

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The Independent UK

Millennial Money: Stop using paper checks, already

You’re probably not using paper checks for most things

Daily Mirror

'Horrified' ex-BBC worker says bosses 'never apologised' when data stolen in cyber attack

The former staff member was appalled after BBC's payroll services emailed to say his personal data had been breached in a suspected Russian cyber attack - but offered no apology

The Guardian - AU

TikTok executive admits Australian users’ data accessed by employees in China

Head of data security Will Farrell tells parliamentary committee Australian data accessible ‘on a very strict basis’

France 24

Israelis block highways to protest reform that would limit judicial checks on govt

Israeli protesters blocked highways leading to Jerusalem, Haifa and Tel Aviv at the start of countrywide demonstrations Tuesday against the government's planned judicial overhaul that has divided the nation.

Tom’s Guide

This new Mac malware is stealing passwords, credit card info and more — how to stay safe

ShadowVault malware can steal data stored in your browser as well as Apple’s built-in password manager Keychain.

The Independent UK

Europe signs off on a new privacy pact that allows people's data to keep flowing to US

The European Union has signed off on a new agreement over the privacy of people’s personal information that gets pinged across the Atlantic, aiming to ease concerns about electronic spying by American intelligence agencies

The Independent UK

How to spot a cyber scam

Anything can be faked online now, even the Money Saving Expert himself.

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