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British cybersecurity firm also finds UK ransom payments even higher than global averageRansomware payments have nearly doubled to $1.5m (£1.2m) over the past year, with the highest-earning organisations the most likely to pay attackers, according to a…
Some systems at Defra are so old they have no protection from cyber-attacks, says public accounts committeeUK politics live – latest updatesFood security and air quality in the UK are being put at risk by outdated IT systems at the Department for Envir…
Host was fired by the news network last month in the aftermath of its $787.5m settlement with Dominion over election liesTucker Carlson will be reviving his show on Twitter, after being abruptly dismissed from Fox News last month.In a tweet captioned “…
Children’s commissioner for England calls for ‘robust’ measures in UK’s online safety bill to protect young peopleEngland’s children’s commissioner has called for the “most robust” online protections for under-18s after publishing research examining li…
Singapore’s government is taking the first steps toward codifying a new internet safety law that would grant it wide-ranging powers over content, access and communication online. From a report: The Online Criminal Harms Bill, introduced for a first rea…
Feature allows users to set a list of friends and post tweets that only they are supposed to be able to readA privacy breach at Twitter published tweets that were never supposed to be seen by anyone but the poster’s closest friends to the site at large…
Internet users are turning to VPN services as a means to circumvent Utah’s new law requiring porn sites to verify users’ ages. The spike in VPN searches appears to be directly related to Pornhub’s decision on Tuesday to completely disable its websites …
In a policy reversal, Starlink no longer plans to charge data overage fees to standard residential users who exceed 1TB of monthly usage. Ars Technica reports: When SpaceX’s Starlink division first announced the data cap in November 2022, it said that …
Yesterday, Colorado eliminated a 2005 law that required local governments to hold an election before offering cable television or telecommunications service, “a process that pitted city and town leaders against well-funded broadband industry lobbying c…
The European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) on Sunday celebrated the 30th anniversary of releasing the World Wide Web into the public domain. From a report: As the World Wide Web Consortium’s brief history of the web explains, in 1989 Tim Ber…