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Hackers can cause potentially massive disruption to governments and militaries
Smart, unscrupulous players are exploiting the vulnerabilities of our digital devices
Surveillance software infects smartphones
Sale of surveillance software requires significant ethical safeguards
Novalpina Capital says it will bring Israel’s NSO Group in line with UN privacy guidelines
Beijing to unveil a strengthened version of its cyber security regulatory regime
Beijing moves to beef up control over tech to fortify ‘national information security’
Intel reveals a vulnerability in its chips that could let hackers steal data.
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‘Phones have ears’
‘ZombieLoad’ potentially exposes cloud data centres used by business and governments
Facebook-owned messaging service was attacked by hackers remotely installing surveillance software
Software that has hacked WhatsApp has also been accused of helping governments spy on dissidents
Messaging app discovers vulnerability that has been open for weeks
Initiative will help fund managers spot the groups that put themselves in danger
Shares tumble after-hours as cyber security company also reports quarterly earnings miss
Ex-defence secretary angry ruling out of police probe denies chance to clear name
There is nothing hysterical in doubting the wisdom of intimate contact with the CCP
Some parts of new-generation network will be vulnerable to attack
UK cabinet secretary ‘deeply unhappy’ over disclosure of sensitive talks
Countries can defend against individual hackers by sending them a ‘horse head’ message
Breached accounts found to have used easy-to-guess passwords such as 123456
Q&A on how the scheme works
Western nations propose sanctions and public shaming of Russia and other internet attackers
