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British Library suffering major technology outage after cyber-attack

Access to the website and services at its sites in London and Yorkshire are unavailable, the library said

The Guardian - UK

‘Facebook end-to-end encryption like turning a blind eye to child abuse’

National Crime Agency director-general Graeme Biggar gave the stark warning during a lecture on security.

The Independent UK

Work Email Phishing Scams on the Rise: The Kiplinger Letter

Phishing scam emails continue to plague companies despite utilizing powerful email security tools.

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US regulators sue SolarWinds and its security chief for alleged cyber neglect ahead of Russian hack

U.S. regulators have sued SolarWinds and its top security executive for fraud for allegedly concealing poor cybersecurity practices ahead of the Texas-based technology company's stunning hack by Russian spies

The Independent UK

Man jailed for life for attempted murder of US woman stationed at GCHQ

Joshua Bowles, 29, carried out reconnaissance before stabbing victim in Cheltenham in March

The Guardian - UK

Further air and artillery strikes reported in northern Gaza – as it happened

IDF says it attacked Hezbollah in Lebanese territory and launch sites in Syria; Sunday sees largest amount of aid enter Gaza since the conflict began

The Guardian - AU

Thousands of men in private Facebook groups that are ‘cesspits’ of racism and misogyny

While women’s groups on the platform support and warn others, men’s groups feature mostly derogatory comments

The Guardian - AU

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Morning Digest | Israel expands ground operations in Gaza; Parliamentary panel on Home holds back report on crime Bills, and more

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The Hindu

Did EFLU release backdated circulars during protests?

EFLU issues two backdated circulars, one extending Dasara vacations and one constituting an Internal Complaints Committee. Protests by students were sparked by the alleged sexual molestation of a student and the university's insensitive handling of the issue.

The Hindu

Former KGB double agent can sue crime agency over revealing identity

Boris Karpichkov is taking legal action after alleging he received death threats after his name and address were given to the Latvian authorities.

The Independent UK

Ex-Russian spy can sue UK crime agency for ‘revealing new identity’, court rules

Boris Karpichkov, former name of double agent, is suing the National Crime Agency for revealing new identity

The Independent UK

Merely liking a post not an offence under IT Act, rules Allahabad High Court

Allahabad HC: Liking a post on social media not punishable under IT Act. Evidence of accused liking post not enough to attract Section 67. No material to connect accused with objectionable post. Section 67 only for obscene material, not just provocative.

The Hindu

India will have the most tech-savvy police force, says Amit Shah at IPS passing out parade in Hyderabad

India to have tech-savvy police force to tackle cyber-threats/criminals, said Home Minister Amit Shah at 75th batch IPS probationers passing-out parade.

The Hindu

How will Ofcom enforce the Online Safety Act?

The legislation places new obligations on social media platforms to keep users, and particularly children, safe online.

The Independent UK

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The Independent UK

Nigel Farage’s data rights infringed by Natwest chief, watchdog rules

Farage calls on bank to cut severance pay to ex-bank boss – accusing her of overseeing a ‘woke’ culture

Evening Standard

Ex-NatWest chief infringed on Nigel Farage’s data protection rights, watchdog rules

The former chief executive of NatWest infringed on Nigel Farage’s data protection rights when she talked to a journalist about his relationship with Coutts bank, Britain’s information watchdog has ruled.

The Independent UK

Kansas court system down nearly 2 weeks in `security incident' that has hallmarks of ransomware

Kansas officials are calling a massive computer outage that’s kept most of the state’s courts offline for two weeks a “security incident.”

The Hindu

Government to organise Hackathon on 5G technology for law enforcement, discuss 360-degree surveillance and predictive policing

Govt. to host Hackathon to explore 5G tech for better policing; 9 problem statements shortlisted; open to startups, academia & MSMEs; winners to be announced in Feb 2024.

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The Independent UK

Online Safety Bill could become law on Thursday, Ofcom boss says

Dame Melanie Dawes told MPs during a select committee hearing that the Bill could receive royal assent this week.

The Conversation

Ukraine's IT army is a world first: here's why it is an important part of the war

Ukraine’s recently formed “IT army” is playing a crucial role in the war with Russia, launching disruptive cyber-attacks and data thefts against the Russian government and other high-profile targets such as energy giant Gazprom.

The Independent UK

Australia state visit to feature talk of submarines and tech partnerships — and a lavish dinner

President Joe Biden is hosting Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese for a state visit that's intended to deepen the partnership between the two allies

Evening Standard

Amazon passkeys mean you can now log in without your password

Amazon now lets you log in using phone-friendly passkeys rather than your password

The Independent UK

Nadine Dorries reveals Oliver Dowden told her to ‘kick Online Safety Bill into the long grass’

Nadine Dorries said she wanted the Online Safety Bill passed ‘as quickly as possible’

Evening Standard

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The Guardian - AU

Microsoft to help Australia’s cyber spies amid $5bn investment in cloud computing

US-based tech company promises to boost Australia’s ability to identify and prevent cyber threats in joint announcement with Anthony Albanese

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