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Today, Dymocks wrote to all customers for whom they have stored private information warning of a possible recent breach. iTWire received an email just...

DPR Sec-Gen Indra Iskandar states that the DPR has successfully regained access to its YouTube channel after it was hacked on Wednesday.

The Alliance of Independent Journalists or AJI Indonesia confirms today that it is losing access to its Instagram account @aji.indonesia.

Anonymous Sudan orchestrates outage of X (formerly Twitter) to pressure Elon Musk for Starlink in Sudan, revealing ties to Russian networks and broader activism motives.

One-time contestant of The Bachelorette, Josh Seiter, says an August 28 Instagram post announcing his death was the work of a hacker.

Former Bachelorette contestant Josh Seiter announced on Tuesday that he is still alive, claiming that a hacker took hold of his Instagram.

D. Ray Smith and Carolyn Krause bring the third and final part of the series on the history of Coal Creek, renamed Lake City, now called Rocky Top.

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And unfortunately, its those issues that allow these mistakes to occur. the next question of course is, whats the motivation of a hacker in using this data? well, its unclear whether the hackers have demanded a ransom, or whether this was purely a criminal group testing the forces security. like weve seen, a few police forces come under a few problems recently, that doesnt mean to say its one criminal group thats conducting this, it could just be others just testing that security. but i think wh...

And i think, like weve been discussing, its a supply—chain attack, and criminals have simply located that weakest link in that chain, which theyre very good and getting better at doing. but police suppliers, they win their contracts and often choose the cheapest, which can potentially come with security risks and failures if thats not in the programme to start off with. right, but would it not be the responsibility of the metropolitan police to check the security standards of any third parties...