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Russian Sentenced To Five Years In Prison For Trickbot Malware

A Russian man has been sentenced to more than five years in prison for his involvement in developing the Trickbot malware used to extort businesses, including hospitals during the Covid pandemic, the US Justice Department said Thursday.

International Business Times

CIA launches social media recruitment campaign targeting disaffected Russians

The CIA's social media recruitment effort in Moscow aims to reach disaffected Russians, offering them a way to voice their grievances and potentially work ...

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Online safety rules have ‘blind spot’ to radicalisation of children, terror watchdog warns

Warning that proposals by Ofcom - responsible for protecting the public from 'illegal harms' under the Online Safety Act - fail to treat young people as being at particular risk

Evening Standard

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Mia Janin: Schoolboys made fun of girl, 14, online before her death, inquest hears

The year 10 pupil at the Jewish Free School in Kenton, north-west London, was found dead at her family home in Harrow on March 12, 2021

Evening Standard

High Court, High Stakes for Cybersecurity

Episode 488 of the Cyberlaw Podcast

Reason

Russian Hackers Suspected Of Sweden Cyber Attack

Online services at some Swedish government agencies and shops have been disrupted in a ransomware attack believed to have been carried out by a Russian hacker group, IT consultancy Tietoevry said.

International Business Times

What is end-to-end encryption? How does it secure information? | Explained

Learn about the importance of encryption, different encryption methods, and the advantages, limitations, and vulnerabilities of end-to-end encryption.

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You & only you with McAfee Privacy & Identity Guard

You’re unique on and offline. McAfee Privacy & Identity Guard helps you stay that way

Tom’s Guide

Snap (SNAP) And Bumble (BMBL) - Are These Internet Stocks Worth Buying Now?

The internet sector has grown as a result of consistent demand and increased digitization. However, given the macroeconomic uncertainty, let us examine the prospects of internet stocks Bumble (BMBL) and Snap (SNAP) for this year.

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26 billion records exposed online in biggest data leak ever — what to do now

Mother of all Breaches contains 12 terabytes of records obtained from previous leaks, breaches and hacked databases.

Tom’s Guide

Parents, Not Government, Should Control How Kids Use Social Media

Free societies generally leave these matters to individuals and families.

Reason

OPINION - The British Library hack is a national outrage – and the Government must pay to save it

It is a national outrage that the British Library has been unable to fulfil its function over the past three months following a savage cyberattack – and that its functioning is likely to be severely limited for many months to come.

Evening Standard

Has your email or password been stolen? Here's how to find out

With over 22 billion user credentials circulating online as of 2022, here's how to check if your email or password is one of those that have been compromised.

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Governor Haley calls for social media transparency and national security

In this response, Governor Haley addresses concerns about free speech, highlighting the responsibility of social media companies and advocating for transpa...

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Bosch Fixes Torque Wrenches That Could Be Hacked To Display Incorrect Specs

Rexroth, a Bosch subsidiary, had to update nutrunners popular with automakers because hackers could take control of the tools.

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Companies Risk Data Security Without Robust Employee Exit Policies: The Kiplinger Letter

As businesses rely heavily on digital information, the risks of data breaches are all the more prevalent without policies in place.

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70+ million at risk as cache of stolen login details to popular websites unearthed

A data dump of credentials has surfaced online featuring over 70 million usernames and passwords to websites and apps like eBay, Facebook, Roblox, popular MMOs, and more.

The Guardian - UK

We’ve all felt like ‘skint little people’ against the system – that’s why the Post Office drama broke our hearts

Faceless computers have replaced vengeful gods, But the rules of Greek tragedy still apply: the powerful can wreak havoc on human lives, says the Guardian’s chief culture writer, Charlotte Higgins

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Courts reveal true scale of cyber attack on system

Court Services Victoria has revealed the extent of a cyber attack, with eight years' worth of recorded hearings potentially accessed.

International Business Times UK

Number of Self-Generated Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM) Increases By 66%

The Internet Watch Foundation reported the identification of self-generated child sexual abuse material involving children under 10 on over 100,000 web pages.

Tom’s Hardware

Graphics card flaw enables data theft in AMD, Apple, and Qualcomm chips by exploiting GPU memory

A research group found a way to extract user data from the graphics chip's accompanying memory chips as it contains residual data even after completing an executable task.

Reason

Cyberwar continues to underperform

Episode 487 of the Cyberlaw Podcast

The Hindu

Critical vulnerability exposing personal data of VVIPs, company directors fixed by CERT-IN months after alert

A critical vulnerability that exposed the personal details of VVIPs, including top industrialists, celebrities and sports personalities, has been fixed by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs months after a cyber security expert flagged the issue

The Guardian - UK

Over 90% of child sexual abuse imagery is self-generated, data shows

Volume of material children are coerced or groomed into creating prompts renewed attack on end-to-end encryption

Tom’s Guide

Hackers are using this Windows flaw to steal your data — update your PC right now

A new malware campaign is exploiting a flaw in Windows SmartScreen to prevent security prompts from appearing when users open potentially dangerous files.

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