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Foreign Office says campaign has targeted MPs, peers, civil servants, journalists and NGOs since 2015
Governments have been too slow to insist on information sharing and to offer non-judgmental support
Firms are setting a precedent in court action against hackers and helping to recover stolen funds
Ofcom gives guidance aimed at protecting children from adult content and is prepared to slap fines on non-compliant
Strong, relatable, and authentic new comms strategy just dropped
Financial literacy education is key to protecting Indians from scams in era of superfast payments
Hackers open week-long auction of stolen data on dark web after breach in October
Bargain-hunting shoppers are easy prey for scammers
US prosecutors say Aviram Azari orchestrated and facilitated ‘international hacking-for-hire spearphishing campaign’
Financial corporations and authorities need to step up their security efforts
New York arm of ICBC proposed using a USB stick to transmit data after its systems were compromised
UK Takeover Panel becomes an unexpected casualty of the dealmaking drought
As tech rivalry with US grows, Beijing has strong incentive to develop local solutions
Chinese bank says it has contained a hack that affected some fixed income and equities transactions
The London-headquartered law firm is the latest major corporate targeted by cyber criminals
Signal president urges ministers to clarify provisions in proposed legislation
‘Big game hunting’ criminals are targeting corporations with deep pockets, but the White House wants them to stop paying
A systemic attack could be too large, too widespread, to be insured
US securities regulator alleges IT company missed numerous red flags
‘Q-day’, when the world’s data encryption codes fail, is already on its way
UK online scams become the latest battleground
Deputy PM Oliver Dowden to announce creation of public-private forum on economic security challenges facing Britain
Machines aren’t just faster than humans at recognising faces, they’re also more accurate
The group has been dogged by accounting issues, but remains priced well below its US rivals
US and allies say Beijing is targeting intellectual property in range of high-tech sectors
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