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The Latest Breaking News on Cybersecurity

Why are YouTube videos low quality? Google is investigating grainy clips

The problem is affecting users on iPhone, desktop and smart TVs

Evening Standard

Australian government agencies could be customers of Israeli spyware, research suggests

While it is unknown if any Australians have been targeted, the military-grade program from Paragon Solutions provides full access to encrypted messaging apps

The Guardian - AU

UK cybersecurity agency warns over risk of quantum hackers

Organisations including energy and transport firms told to guard systems against powerful new computers

The Guardian - UK

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Half a million teachers hit in major data breach with SSNs, financial data and more exposed — what to do now

The Pennsylvania State Education Association is warning teachers and others working in education that their personal and financial data may have been stolen by hackers.

Tom’s Guide

Former volunteer police officer admits taking pictures of footage showing body

Ex-Leicestershire Police special constable William Heggs was told he is likely to be jailed for data protection and computer misuse breaches.

Evening Standard

Ontario’s police force using ‘growing ecosystem’ of Israeli spyware – report

Findings raise questions about extent and scope of Canadian authorities’ use of cyberweapons

The Guardian - US

London v New York: Capital's Tube and bus network beats Big Apple in post-pandemic recovery

But report warns many cities face ‘backlog’ of repairs due to a drop in spending during the pandemic

Evening Standard

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Texas bill would ban K-12 students from using cell phones during school hours

If the proposal becomes law, Texas would follow in the footsteps of several Democrat- and Republican-led states that have enacted similar bans.

The Texas Tribune

Russia using criminal networks to drive increase in sabotage acts, says Europol

Proxies deploying tactics including migrant smuggling in destabilisation efforts across EU, enforcement agency finds

The Guardian - UK

Google acquires cybersecurity startup Wiz for record $32bn

The Israeli firm is said to have previously rejected a buyout offer from Google

Evening Standard

Google buys cybersecurity company Wiz in its biggest ever deal

Google has agreed to buy cybersecurity startup Wiz in what will become its biggest deal ever.

The Independent UK

MI6 has never had a female spy chief. That could be about to change

Real-life spies say their world is nothing like that of James Bond, but in one way truth may soon follow fiction: MI6 could be about to get its first female leader

The Independent UK

What is ExpressVPN's ID Theft Insurance?

ExpressVPN's latest offering aims to protect your identity online, but how does it work?

Tom’s Guide

Mexican President Reveals a Phone and Email Of Hers Were Hacked After Handing Over Prisoners To U.S.

President Claudia Sheinbaum revealed to press that she was a victim of a cyberattack as one of her old cellphones as well as an email that she no longer uses were hacked

Latin Times

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Tom’s Guide

FBI issues warning to millions of Americans to avoid these websites that can steal your passwords and banking info

Online file converters may seem harmless, but hackers are now using them to infect vulnerable PCs with malware. Here's what to look out for and how to stay safe.

The Guardian - UK

What’s in their (digital) wallets? The scammers loading up phones with stolen cards

Criminals are pouring effort and resources into a new way of exploiting hacked bank accounts

Tom’s Hardware

Akira ransomware can be cracked with sixteen RTX 4090 GPUs in around ten hours — new counterattack breaks encryption

Tinyhack publishes a full how-to guide on brute-forcing past the Akira ransomware's encryption attack and freeing captive files.

The Guardian - UK

Careless People: A Story of Where I Used to Work by Sarah Wynn-Williams review – a former disciple unfriends Facebook

This account of working life at Mark Zuckerberg’s tech giant organisation describes a ‘diabolical cult’ able to swing elections and profit at the expense of the world’s vulnerable

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The Independent UK

T-Mobile customers could get up to $25K after data breach settlement. How to find out if you’re eligible

The largest customer payouts will be $25,000, while the smallest — and most common — will be $25 or less

The Independent UK

Musk meets with head of National Security Agency to ensure it is aligned with Trump, spy agency says

Elon Musk met with the leader of the National Security Agency and U.S. Cyber Command this week, suggesting America's spy agencies won't escape the billionaire's efforts to reshape the federal government

The Guardian - UK

US journalist sues Indian government after losing his overseas citizenship

Raphael Satter had his OCI card taken away after publishing a story critical of an Indian businessman

RideApart

Some Idiot Sank a Tesla Cybertruck After Launching a PWC

I've said this before, I'll say it again, and I'll say it right to the face of the owner, but the Tesla Cybertruck isn't a real truck. It's a garbage can on wheels. And a garbage can that breaks a lot, can't actually tow, haul, or do any real truck…

Tom’s Guide

240 million Windows 10 users are vulnerable to six different hacker exploits — protect yourself now

240 million Windows 10 users are at risk from six actively used exploits. Update your PC now!

The Independent UK

FBI gives warning to iPhone and Android users over ‘smishing’ texts

Smishing is a combination of SMS — a text message service — and phishing, which is a deceptive tactic used to steal people’s personal information

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A years-long scam that began with fake Windows pop-ups ends with PayPal payments

The Federal Trade Commission will pay more than $25.5 million to Windows users deceived by a scam that convinced them to buy so-called “computer repair” software.

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