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UK
Britain’s biggest hack: Extraordinary story behind £29m TfL cyber attack carried out by crypto-millionaire teens from their bedrooms, who were eventually snared by a takeaway order…but are still hacking from jail
Two teenagers who became Britain’s biggest cyber hackers are facing prison for a £29 million attack on London’s transport network…
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World Cup 2026: Hacking worry for Argentina FA over Egypt game emails
The Argentine football federation stated that it could be the target of a cyber attack after emails coming from its…
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Prince Harry loses High Court battle with Daily Mail publisher after failing to prove phone hacking
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Prince Harry’s phone hacking case against the Daily Mail is dismissed in full
The £50 million phone hacking lawsuit brought by Prince Harry, Doreen Lawrence and many other celebrities against the publishers of…
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Thalha Jubair and Owen Flowers: Two members of criminal hacking group plead guilty to £39m TfL hack
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Australia
Why is there so little diplomatic action on Chinese state-sponsored hacking?
C.Paul Budde writes that cyber espionage exists in a region where power politics overrides norms, economic dependence limits practices, and…
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UK
Anthropic keeps latest AI tool out of public’s hands for fear of enabling widespread hacking | AI (artificial intelligence)
Anthropic said Tuesday that its unreleased artificial intelligence model, called Claude Mythos, has proven extremely adept at uncovering software vulnerabilities.…
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Australia
Cyber security report card: Legacy systems exposed to modern hacking threats
The report reveals that 80 percent of organizations are missing cybersecurity goals.
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UK
Former Daily Mail editor tells hacking trial allegations are 'preposterous'
Paul Dacre told the High Court that allegations that Daily Mail staff unlawfully collected information were “inconceivable”.
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