Tesco Bank refunds £2.5m after mass online fraud
Tesco Bank in the UK has restored online transactions for over a 100,000 customers after last freezing services due to a mass fraud attack on the weekend.
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Police arrest Sage employee at airport on fraud charges
The City of London Police arrested a Sage employee on Wednesday on suspicion of fraud.
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Sage accounting software warns customers over data breach
UK accounting software vendor Sage has reported a data breach that may have exposed salary and banking information from hundreds of its customers.
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Google Chrome prompts BBC to enable HTTPS on all its sites by the end of 2016
The BBC is accelerating plans to enable HTTPS for all its websites in response to a change in Google’s Chrome browser that would kill key features on BBC sites that don’t support the secure web protocol.
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Drones, privacy and the war on intellect
I’ve been a fan of drones for a while now. I enjoy messing about with them and I even have my own micro drone with a camera. Now, while I saw the I enjoy playing with drones I’ve always kept a keen eye not to get video of my neighbours backyards and so forth.
Dave Lewis | 20 Apr | Read more
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How to Recover From a Twitter Hack
Do you know what to do if your Twitter account is hacked? Here are four steps to take to regain control of your account and ensure it doesn't happen again.
Kristin Burnham | 25 Apr | Read more
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Email fraud is nothing new, but online criminals have become ever more-effective at spoofing their identities to trick employees into sending them money. The Australian Centre for Cyber Security (ACSC) recorded losses of over $20M to business email compromise (BEC) attacks last year alone, up 230 percent over the previous year – and the full amount is certain to be much larger.
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