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‘Little doubt’ UK will face life-threatening cyberattack
Speed Read National Cyber Security Centre thwarting upwards of ten attempted breaches every week
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China overtakes Russia as world’s biggest state hacker
Speed Read Leading cybersecurity firms says Beijing’s motivation is commercial rather than political
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Who are the Russian hackers named by UK government?
In Depth UK National Cyber Security Centre says Kremlin masterminded high-profile cyberattacks
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Cyber-insurance uptake on the rise
Speed Read Survey suggests UK businesses are taking online threat seriously
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Invoice fraud: how to protect your company
feature Barclays warns professional services firms about the dangers of online social engineering
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German defence ministry ‘hacked by Russia’
Speed Read Berlin says attackers infiltrated Germany’s IVBB communications network
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Moscow plotting deadly attack on UK infrastructure, Defence Secretary warns
Speed Read Gavin Williamson says Moscow has been photographing Britain’s power stations
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How Britain’s fake news ‘spy’ unit will operate
Speed Read New national security outfit will be tasked with stopping ‘disinformation by state actors’
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Meltdown and Spectre: all iPhones and Macs are affected by bug, says Apple
Speed Read Tech giant has released security updates for its portable iOS devices
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Accountancy giant Deloitte hit by cyber attack
Speed Read Banks, pharmaceutical firms and government agencies are among compromised clients
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Equifax data breach ensnares 143 million customers
Speed Read Personal information, including credit card numbers, was stolen when the credit report giant was hacked
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Hackers target research from UK universities
Speed Read Data confirms a rise in cyberattacks within higher education, posing a threat to national security
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Leveson: 2.30am deal brings press reform peace - for now
In Depth Did Cameron blink first - or did he stand his ground? Either way, he's accepted a 'tiny bit of statute'
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Cameron risks Commons defeat by forcing issue on press reform
In Depth PM runs out of patience over 'unbridgeable gap' on press regs. Has he made an historic mistake?
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