The US Justice Department announced Thursday it had shut down the Hive ransomware operation, which had extorted more than $100 million from more than 1,500 victims worldwide.
Canada will send Ukraine 4 Leopard battle tanks: defence minister
National Defence Minister Anita Anand made the commitment on Thursday, ending the debate over whether Canada would ship over battle tanks from its military stockpile to Ukraine.
Why Scotland’s gender reform bill is sparking concern over trans prisoner policies
Analysts warn of legal challenges if bill makes inmates’ access to gender recognition certificates easier – though jail allocation is decided case by caseThe outcry over the placement of the convicted double rapist and transgender woman Isla Bryson in …
Companies Struggle With Zero Trust as Attackers Adapt to Get Around It
Only one in 10 enterprises will create a robust zero-trust foundation in the next three years, while more than half of attacks won’t even be prevented by it, according to Gartner.
Scenes from a deadly raid in the West Bank
Photos and videos show the deadly raid as it unfolded and its aftermath.
Post-globalization, what’s next for world trade?
Globalization is in disrepute, protectionism rising. But free trade has powered global growth for decades; can an acceptable new framework be devised?
Pakistan’s rupee plunges as IMF says mission to visit next week
Pakistan is seeking $1.1bn from the fund, part of its $6bn bailout package, to avoid default.
Dummy of Vinicius Junior hung from bridge ahead of Madrid derby
Atletico Madrid condemned the incident, saying ‘these are repugnant and inadmissible acts that shame society’.
IMF team to visit Pakistan by January end for talks on 9th review: Official
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UK government’s bill for Boris Johnson’s partygate legal advice rises to £222,000
The UK government expects to pay up to £222,000 (€250,000) in legal fees to help Boris Johnson defend himself against allegations he misled Parliament over partygate, MPs have heard