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A 22-year-old man who claimed to have access to over 300 million iCloud accounts and threatened to factory reset all accounts unless Apple pays ransom has pleaded guilty in London for trying to...
Getting tooled up for future crimes The Metropolitan Police Service dispatched more than 4,000 staff to attend so-called "cyber" training courses over the past two years.…
Arm yourself with the latest cybersecurity know-how Promo As more and more organisations move to new technologies, data thieves constantly try to find ingenious new ways of penetrating even the...
euNetworks, a Western European bandwidth infrastructure company, announced that it has undertaken a strategic investment, building critical internet infrastructure linking Dublin to London and...
NS1, a leader in next generation DNS and application traffic management solutions, announced that it has expanded its operations into EMEA with a new regional headquarters in London. This follows...
Gain the skills you need to fend off miscreants this October in the UK capital Promo The internet is full of powerful, fast-changing hacking tools and malicious actors who know how to use them....
Bill approaching £9m compared to £4.1m for the system in 2016 Concerns have been raised over a key supplier of an e-counting system for the London Mayoral elections in 2020.…
Public sector bods blame users recycling logins Exclusive Transport for London's Oyster travel smartcard system has been accessed by miscreants using customer credentials, The Reg can reveal, as...
And now he's a convicted criminal – but still in uniform A serving Metropolitan police officer who illegally accessed a police database to monitor a criminal investigation into his own conduct has...
The head of London's Serpentine Galleries, Yana Peel, resigned on Tuesday following a newspaper report about her links to a controversial Israeli spyware firm. The board of trustees of the...