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Government later says no ‘evidence’ of attempted hacking of NHS genetic data centre by BGI
European governments are increasingly challenging Beijing over suspected cyber offences
Customers still being warned against sending parcels abroad owing to disruption
The war in Ukraine and new developments in artificial intelligence highlight advances in cyber defence. Plus: how organisations should prepare and respond to breaches; and, is cyber insurance worth the money?
Security experts are surprised that Russia’s attacks have not been more effective
Access to off-the-shelf software increasing risk of cyber attacks, says GCHQ director
Ukraine is “match fit” after years of bombardment
They could cost billions but new exclusions based on whether attacks are ‘warlike’ or not will prove bad for everyone
At least one corner of the cryptosphere is booming
The finance sector ought to strengthen its collective defences
Hacking eclipses turbulent markets as Norges’ biggest worry with three ‘serious’ attempts a day
Israeli spyware company to launch reorganisation involving 100 job losses
Digital networks are helping Ukraine resist the Russian invasion. Will they also reshape the future of conflict?
It is not just aircraft that need protection, but also navigation systems, airports, manufacturers and supply chains
Beijing-backed groups sought to recruit with job adverts from front companies that disguise nature of work
Cyber campaign comes as Washington tries to boost self-sufficiency in critical minerals
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’
The inside story of the Pegasus spyware maker’s perilous financial situation and its way ahead following US blacklisting
Best defence can be identifying vulnerabilities and blocking digital assault pathways
Cyber attacks can be aimed at critical national infrastructure and customer data
Berlin throws its weight behind unblocking stalled enlargement process
And what that tells us about the merits of networked societies as opposed to autocracy
Hackers planning cyber attacks and agents seeking to influence politicians to face charges under updated laws
Online conflict has not materialised but threat from Moscow remains real, warns GCHQ head Jeremy Fleming
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