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The Latest Breaking News on Cybersecurity

Boy, 17, arrested in connection with TfL cyberattack

The bank details of around 5,000 customers could have been compromised in the attack, TfL said

The Independent UK

TfL cyber-attack: teenager from Walsall arrested in connection with data breach

Transport for London contacts 5,000 customers to say email and bank account details could have been accessed

The Guardian - UK

TfL cyber attack: Thousands of passengers feared to have bank details exposed as teenager arrested

The hack is understood to have potentially exposed the bank account details of about 5,000 passengers

Evening Standard

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VPN routers are being targeted by botnets – here's how to keep safe

All the signs your device is part of a botnet – and how to prevent it from happening

Tom’s Guide

10 effects of cyberbullying - and #8 is why parents need to take action

Cyberbullying has long-lasting impacts on kids, teens and even their families and friends. We explore the research and speak to psychological experts to understand the devastating impact of online bullying

GoodToKnow

Sharing someone’s personal info online may soon mean jail time. How will Australia’s proposed doxing laws work?

Legislation says doxing would need to be done in a menacing and harassing way to be considered an offence

The Guardian - AU

UK data centres to be designated as ‘critical infrastructure’

The move will see data infrastructure better insulated against cyber attacks and IT blackouts, the Government said.

The Independent UK

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Secretaries Of State Testify On Election Security And Citizenship Mandate

Secretaries of State testify on election security and citizenship voting requirements, highlighting ongoing political tensions.

Top News

Labor bill proposes up to seven years’ jail for doxing but drops promised new hate speech laws

Legislation will be introduced on Thursday along with a children’s online privacy code and misinformation laws

The Guardian - AU

The future of GRC: How small businesses are fighting the rise of cyber-crime

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The Independent UK

Medicare Data Breach Impacts Almost 1 Million Subscribers

Following the Medicare data breach, you can continue to use your existing Medicare card; beneficiaries with compromised Medicare Beneficiary Identifiers will be sent a new card with a new number.

Kiplinger

Digital court systems blamed for surge in personal data breaches

New technology is blamed as mistakes with sensitive files surge to over 10,000

Evening Standard

1.7 million people hit in massive credit card data breach — what to do now

The payment gateway provider Slim CD has revealed that hackers had access to its network and all of the credit card details stored on it for almost an entire year.

Tom’s Guide

Best Apple Watch and smartwatch deals for Black Friday and Cyber Monday 2024

Isn’t it high time you upgraded your personal tech? Abha Shah spotlights the ones to watch this Black Friday

Evening Standard

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Tech&Learning

How A Two-Pronged Approach Helped To Protect Student (and Staff) Data

INNOVATIVE LEADER AWARD - One district has gone about protecting school and staff data by addressing the issue in two distinct ways.

The Guardian - AU

Get a VPN and delete your cookies, Australia’s privacy laws are still lagging behind

A privacy reform bill is being introduced this week but advocates fear industry lobbying has dumped some changes in the too-hard basket

The Independent UK

Navy officer is demoted after installing satellite dish on warship so they could surf the web and watch movies

Navy investigators say an officer who wanted the internet so she and other enlisted officers could scroll social media and check sports scores while deployed had an unauthorized Starlink satellite dish installed on a warship and dubbed it “Stinky.”

InsideEVs

Tesla Cybertruck Ownership Experience: Biggest Complaints After 8,000 Miles

The Tesla Cybertruck is far from perfect. Here are the biggest complaints this Cybertruck owner has after 5 months and 8,000 miles.

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The Independent UK

Russian hackers charged over cyberattacks in US

Federal prosecutors have added new charges against members of Russia’s military intelligence service and an alleged conspirator, accusing them of engaging in a hacking campaign to “sow concern among Ukrainian citizens” regarding their government’s cybersecurity.

The Guardian - UK

Next stop tension central! Inside Nightsleeper, TV’s nailbiting new train thriller

This terrifying real-time mystery set on a train hurtling from Glasgow to London takes the nerve-jangling suspense of 24 and Bodyguard and speeds them up. Its stars tell all

The Guardian - UK

Transport for London cuts data feeds to travel apps amid cyber-attack

Decision affects services such as Citymapper, while TfL says incident not believed to be ransomware attack

Evening Standard

London transport chiefs restrict access to photocard portal for 60+ Oyster and other cards after cyber attack

TfL says there is no evidence that any customer data has been compromised

The Guardian - UK

Telegram to shake-up features; markets slide after US job creation misses forecasts – as it happened

Telegram boss Pavel Durov announces a new approach towards moderating content and will remove some features that had been abused for illegal activity.

International Business Times

Venezuela Opposition Wants Candidate Recognized As President-elect

Venezuela's opposition chief Maria Corina Machado on Thursday called on the world to recognize candidate Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia as president-elect after a disputed election in the oil-rich nation.

Tom’s Guide

Don't lose trust after data breaches – 4 tips to keep your data safe

The four best ways to protect your personal information online, from masked emails to fake identities.

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