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A Russian hacking group that published emails of ex-MI6 chief Richard Dearlove claimed to have uncovered a conspiracy, but it was more Dad’s Army than the ‘deep state’, Computer Weekly and Byline Times reveal.

Cosmetics retailer Lush confirms it’s investigating a cyber attack of an undisclosed nature, but key public-facing systems appear to be unaffected.

Utility provider Octopus Energy has committed to investing £200m in datacentre heat reuse startup Deep Green to help the company scale

The British Library has restored online access to its main catalogue of nearly 40 million items on a limited basis as it continues the long and arduous process of recovering from a ransomware attack

Two Computer Weekly journalists who were first alerted to the plight of sub-postmasters tell of 15 years of dogged work — and intimidation

One of the first journalists to highlight the Horizon scandal says he knew a victim was innocent.

Underpaying taxes, overpaying bosses. Those are the most recent charges about the Post Office.It could be facing a £100 million bill

The Post Office was already mired in the Horizon IT scandal when its deeply- religious chief executive, Reverend Paula Vennells, agreed to take part in a panel discussion about business ethics.

Behind a thick velvet rope, guarded by burly bouncers from security firm G4S, lay the Blue Room, a VIP lounge billed as the Tory Party conferences single most hallowed space.