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I don’t think Ed Balls has anything to worry about just yet but I must admit, the @GMB hot seat was rather comfortable!
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Government services down as AI exposes website flaws
channel4.com/news/government…
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Multiple banks (Lloyds, Revolut, Bank of Scotland and HSBC) are down for some users.
This looks like a Google Cloud issue.
Importantly, your money in Revolut will be safe - this clearly isn't a hack on them and the issue lies with a third party.
downdetector.co.uk
This is why people shouldn't keep all their money in one app, no matter how convenient… although saying that, I wonder if I could specify my banks on their cloud providers 🤔
Revolut outage hits 'multiple services' as thousands of users report app issues bbc.in/4zAlS9s
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I took 45 flights this year (with another 22 to go), 27 of them were long haul. Here's the travel advice everyone gives that I think is rubbish 🧵
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NearestPump calculates the best-value #petrol #diesel based on stops along your route, detours included.
No more chasing cheap fuel, only to waste your savings getting there.
nearestpump.co.uk
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How to stay in the #CelebrityTraitors:
1. Don’t tell everyone that you are a Traitor.
2. Don’t tell everyone that you want to be a Traitor.
Bournemouth’s first ever European home game. A magical moment @afcbournemouth
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🚨 BREAKING: Microsoft's October 2026 Patch Tuesday is MASSIVE!
Microsoft has fixed a record-breaking 1,411 security vulnerabilities, including 70 critical flaws and 3 zero-days, one of which is actively exploited in attacks.
🔥 317 remote code execution flaws
⚠️ 677 privilege escalation flaws
🛡️ 40 security feature bypass flaws
💻 Time to get patching!
Not all appliances need to be smart
French supermarket's fridges hit by cyber attack bbc.in/4ihqg7i
The UK’s AI minister warns a major cyber breach is “likely, if not inevitable”.
Let’s not forget AI can be part of the problem but also a big part of the solution.
bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cr78…
It was lovely to be on @BBCRadio4’s You and Yours show today discussing stolen cards and how they are tested on small
firms to see which work … but sadly, maybe for the last time?! bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0032q…
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‼️🇬🇧 Deloitte has been named by The Gentlemen ransomware.
🇬🇧 Deloitte - A global professional services organization providing audit and assurance, consulting, financial advisory, risk advisory, tax, legal, technology, and cybersecurity services.
'Snowflake' firm in ASOS hack message issues response trib.al/m5Wy8I2
The #asos attackers have uploaded their proof of stolen data in the breach to their telegram site. (Redacted by me, not them) 14GB of it apparently! That’s huge.
Also that meme? 🤔
It’s always the one you least exp…. Wait a minute… what?!!!
🚨 🇺🇸 Cybersecurity expert charged in alleged $19 million ransomware remediation fraud scheme
Zohar Pinhasi, 50, the owner of Florida based cybersecurity company MonsterCloud, has been charged with allegedly defrauding businesses seeking help after ransomware attacks.
Prosecutors say Pinhasi, also known as “Zack Silver” and “Zack Green,” claimed his company could recover encrypted data using proprietary technology without paying attackers.
Instead, he allegedly negotiated with the cybercriminals, secretly paid their ransom demands and charged clients substantially more.
In one case, MonsterCloud allegedly paid an attacker about $8,200 before billing the victim approximately $150,000.
The Justice Department says Pinhasi collected more than $19 million from clients while making over $8 million in ransom payments.
He was arraigned in Brooklyn on October 7 after being indicted on two counts of wire fraud and one count of wire fraud conspiracy.
Each count carries a maximum penalty of 20 years in prison if he is convicted.
Source: justice.gov/opa/pr/known-cyb…
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Were you one of the ASOS customers who was rather alarmed yesterday when you received a notification which appeared to a hack?
The message claimed customer data had been breached and personal information was obtained.
Cybersecurity expert Jake Moore explains what to do next if you're worried about what's happened to your data
#asos #asoshack #hack #tech
Back at the desk with the wonderful @susannareid100 discussing ASOS





















