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Many of the individuals behind these groups trace their roots to an earlier community of elite hackers known as ‘red hackers’ ...
Ransomware threat actors are unlikely to develop a rigorous understanding of UK legislation or how we designate our critical national infrastructure. Given that, I can’t see most cyber criminals ...
The proposals are a sign that the government is taking ransomware more seriously, which after at five years of punishing attacks on UK businesses and critical national infrastructure is very welcome.
Jamie MacColl, senior research fellow in cyber and tech at the Royal United Services Institute, said it was "a sign that the government is taking ransomware more seriously". However, he added: "I ...
It's significant both in terms of basing US nuclear weapons at Lakenheath and also if this is linked to the UK's decision to procure F-35A ...
UK Defence Innovation wants to accelerate UK defence technology and capabilities and provide a strategic approach to defence ...
India’s foreign policy divide: realists value Russia and worry about encirclement by a Sino-Russian axis; pragmatists favour the West for technology and economic growth.
I think it is one of the fundamental challenges with ransomware that the majority of the criminals are out of reach of Western law enforcement. And there are no exact statistics about this, but I'm ...
Binary or ‘black-and-white’ thinking about the grey zone overlooks the disruptive effects of ambiguous sub-threshold activity ...
Drone warfare has revolutionised the battlefield – it is urgent that regulatory barriers to training are modernised.
Well I think there are two questions there. The first one is yes, I think it is a strong package. But of course it's a strong package three and a half years after Russia's full-scale invasion of ...
RUSI hosted its the seventh event in the ‘Cyber Statecraft in an Era of Systemic Competition’ event series.
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