Water regulator has handled more than 20,000 malicious emails in 2021
Malicious emails peaked in March
Ofwat regulates privatised water and sewage across the UK
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Spy bosses warn of cyber-attacks on smart cities
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image captionCities are increasingly relying on sensors and other network-connected devices which feed data into a central system
Smart cities will be a target for hackers, and councils need to be prepared, the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has warned.
Sensors and internet-connected devices may improve urban services, but could also be used by hackers and foreign states to disrupt or spy.
The NCSC - an arm of GCHQ - has published guidance for local authorities on how to secure what they call connected places .
They warn that critical public services will need to be protected from disruption.
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Japan intends to limit number of arrivals to 2,000 per day amid COVID pandemic
Japan introduced a ban on issuing new visas to citizens of all countries in late December 2020 in an effort to prevent the spread of UK-linked coronavirus mutation.
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A tourist wearing a rain poncho and goggles walks through the arrivals area at the Narita International Airport near Tokyo, Thursday, April 2, 2020. (File Photo | AP) By ANI
TOKYO: The Japanese government intends to introduce a daily limit on the number of people arriving in the country, including Japanese nationals and foreigners, to 2,000 to control the possible spread of new coronavirus strains and ensure the effectiveness of current related restrictions, Transport Minister Kazuyoshi Akaba said.