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South Korea’s hospitals cancelled procedures as trainee doctors protested a government plan to boost medical school admissions. Emergency care was affected, with the Asan Medical Center only handling cardiac arrest cases. The strike is due to working c…
402,437,094 known records breached in 240 publicly disclosed incidents Welcome to this week’s global round-up of the biggest and most interesting news stories. At the end of each month, these incidents – and any others that we find – will be used to inform our monthly analysis of data breaches and cyber attacks. Publicly disclosed data breaches and cyber attacks: in the spotlight Unsecured Zenlayer database exposes over 380 million records The cyber security researcher Jeremiah Fowler has discovered an unprotected database that exposed over 380 million data records, including customer information and internal data relating to the network services
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British lawmakers are seeking reassurances about the nation’s nuclear deterrent after reports that a test of the system failed dramatically last month when an unarmed missile crashed into the sea near the submarine from which it was launched.
Police have yet to reveal a motive
The assaults on the village of Robotyne, which come at the same time as successful attacks in the east, are designed to pressure Ukrainian troops across the front line, analysts say.
Jill Biden is set to announce $100 million in funding for research and development into women’s health.
The Israeli military said its latest deadly raid had targeted “terrorism” and was part of a broader operation in the West Bank.
Intended to fight crime, Latin American prisons have instead become safe havens and recruitment centers for gangs, fueling a surge in violence.
Henry Staunton note of conversation to top civil servant says he was told to delay Horizon compensation paymentsUK politics live – latest updatesA senior civil servant told the former Post Office chairman that in the run-up to the election there was no…
The Biden administration is wading into a contentious debate about whether the most powerful artificial intelligence systems should be “open-source” or closed.