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A growing dependency on cloud computing could spell danger, warns BIS
Purported leak of personal information of more than 1bn people offered for sale for $200,000
As fraud hits record levels, are banks doing enough to compensate innocent victims?
Beijing-backed groups sought to recruit with job adverts from front companies that disguise nature of work
Popular ByteDance-owned app seeks to allay lawmakers’ concerns about China’s access to sensitive information
FT investigation reveals student translators were targeted by front company for Beijing-backed hacking group APT40
Cyber campaign comes as Washington tries to boost self-sufficiency in critical minerals
Fake investments and fraudsters impersonating the police cost victims the most, says UK Finance
Record levels of online fraud in the UK show a vastly different approach is needed
Consumer group Which? sounds alarm as people are targeted by increasingly sophisticated fraud attempts
AI translation software makes the Japanese language a less formidable barrier to cyber attacks than in the past
A deal for hacking technology could raise ‘serious security concerns’, White House official says
Swiss bank among creditors that pressed Israeli maker of Pegasus hacking tool to solve ‘liquidity crisis’
In today’s environment, governments need to get over deep-rooted preferences for ‘secret’ information
If quantum computing takes off, it will be able to break current encryption systems
Conflicts, such as the war in Ukraine, are increasing the hacking threat, with energy and transport systems coming under attack. But companies can protect themselves by improving cyber hygiene — and adopting disruption, as well as prevention, tactics
Russian attacks on Ukraine’s infrastructure show grids and pipelines have become new battleground
The inside story of the Pegasus spyware maker’s perilous financial situation and its way ahead following US blacklisting
Survey of 350 US and European manufacturers shows more confidence than best practice
Best defence can be identifying vulnerabilities and blocking digital assault pathways
When Covid pushed all transactions online, new malevolent forces were released into the business world
Cyber attacks can be aimed at critical national infrastructure and customer data
Manufacturers’ complex supply chains and connected machinery add risk
Preserving digital privacy is a triangular game between users, tech companies and legislators
Berlin throws its weight behind unblocking stalled enlargement process
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