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The country where officials are using pen, paper and typewriters to govern after major cyber-attack

Vanuatu’s online public sector was knocked off for nearly a month in a malware attack

The Independent UK

Vanuatu officials turn to phone books and typewriters, one month after cyber attack

Government websites and email still offline, leading to delays in payments and services across the country

The Guardian - AU

Experts unpack the cyber black market, cybersecurity and hacking

Millions of Australians have had their hacked data openly traded online, but how do you know if you've been impacted, and what can you do to safeguard yourself in the future?

ABC News

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Is it worth taking out personal cyber insurance in case you are caught up in a data hack?

Experts say investing in identity theft protection may provide peace of mind, but won’t help recover lost information

The Guardian - AU

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Episode 432 of the Cyberlaw Podcast

Reason

Vanuatu hospital staff using pen and paper after cyber attack that crippled public sector

Almost a month after a ransomware attack on Vanuatu's government, the country's public service remains crippled and hospital staff have resorted to using pen and paper.

ABC News

Musk’s Twitter risks being EU outlaw after staff exodus

Twitter Inc.’s main European Union privacy watchdog said it’s “very concerned” about the ability of Elon Musk’s social media giant to abide by EU laws following an exodus of staff and news last week that a senior executive in Dublin had to go to court to avoid losing her job.

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Census Bureau chief defends new privacy tool against critics

The U.S. Census Bureau’s chief is defending a new tool meant to protect the privacy of people participating in the agency’s questionnaires against calls to abandon it by prominent researchers and demographers

The Independent UK

Australia close to all-out ban on mobile phones in schools

Devices must either be left at home or locked in storage during school hours

Wales Online

Meta fined €265m after personal details of millions of Facebook users leaked

Facebook parent company Meta has been fined €265 million by the Irish watchdog after a data breach which saw personal details of more than 530 million Facebook users published online

Dublin Live

Will need to consult with states for guidelines on ‘search and seizure’ of devices: Centre to SC

The ministry of home affairs has told the Supreme Court it can draw up common guidelines on the search and seizure of electronic devices only after consulting with states. It also said that search and seizure “furthers a legitimate state interest” and is protected by “procedure established by law”, the…

Newslaundry

Pegasus spyware inquiry targeted by disinformation campaign, say experts

European parliament is investigating powerful surveillance tool used by governments around the world

The Guardian - UK

Companies to cop tougher data-hack fines

Companies will face big penalties for failing to have adequate measures to protect customer data after high-profile hacks on sensitive information.

AAP

Cyber black market selling hacked ATO and MyGov logins shows Medibank and Optus only tip of iceberg

ABC Investigation uncovers large swathes of confidential material widely available on the open internet, ranging from sensitive contracts to privileged legal advice about a student's death.

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The Guardian - UK

Gangs of cybercriminals are expanding across Africa, investigators say

Online scams such as banking and credit card fraud are the most prevalent cyberthreat, says Interpol

Chronicle Live

Seven dangers of posting photos of your children on social media - cyber expert's warning to parents

People are being warned about 'sharenting' as Christmas approaches - here is what experts say about the dangers and the best way to safely share pictures

Daily Record

Cyber attacks 'crippled Scots NHS systems' with patient records stored on pieces of paper

The ransomware attack, which crippled the Adastra system, blocked access to patient records for months, with some parts still not working today.

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Cyber Monday music deals 2024: All the deals that are still live

Still looking for a Cyber Monday musical instrument deal? These savings for guitarists, producers, drummers and DJs are still up for grabs

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Additional Staff Deployed To Run Diagnostics , Labs And OPD Services At AIIMS Delhi: Dr DK Sharma

All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), Delhi authorities on Saturday said that they have deployed additional staff to run diagnostics. Read on for details:

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AIIMS New Delhi: Patient Care Services Managed Manually, Hospital Server Still Down

As the server of AIIMS continued to remain down, the patient care services were managed manually. Read on for detials:

Bristol Post

DWP: Scam warning issued as next cost of living payments sent to residents

Action Fraud have provided some tips for staying safe and being 'cyber aware'

Bangkok Post

Agencies vow to protect critical info

The National Cyber Security Agency (NCSA) says it will collaborate with the Office of the Personal Data Protection Committee (PDPC) to safeguard critical information infrastructure (CII) and prevent data leaks, including opening a single channel to receive notifications about cyber-incidents.

The Canberra Times

Minecraft game teaches students about cyber security at Questacon

Lyneham Primary School students were invited along to try out the Questacon Cyber Castle Challenge, working in teams through collaborative gameplay in a custom Minecraft world.

France 24

How pro-terrorism accounts are circumventing moderation on social media

Activity from terrorist organisations operating on Twitter has increased by at least 69% since multibillionaire Elon Musk took over the social network, according to researchers focused on online extremism. But these accounts have had to get creative to circumvent content moderation. From "sock puppet" accounts to coded messages and "broken"…

Newsroom.co.nz

Govt weighs up police access to encrypted data

A cross-agency group will examine the relative risks and benefits of end-to-end encryption and advise ministers on whether to regulate the technology.

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