News about cyberattacks: events, facts and developments on tafs uz.
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A month after the September series of cyberattacks on South Korean financial institutions, a new wave of incidents has been recorded: broker Daishin Securities leaked the data of 38,490 clients, while Mirae Asset Global Investments and the exchange Bithumb reported their own incidents. The regulator urged stronger cybersecurity and plans to inspect dozens of IT systems.
Aziz KarimovNorway's National Security Authority (NSM) has published its first-ever assessment: over six months, the number of successful cyberattacks on Norwegian organisations tripled. At risk are the defence industry, the space sector and critical infrastructure. The agency also warned of threats related to artificial intelligence.
Aziz KarimovPrime Minister Andy Burnham recommended that UK residents keep a three-day supply of canned food and bottled water at home in case of emergencies — wars, cyberattacks or natural disasters. The advice came against the backdrop of storms and recent outages caused by a major cybersecurity vulnerability. The opposition criticised the government for insufficient explanation of the risks.
Javlon TursunovDefence Secretary Wes Streeting urged the public and businesses to prepare for supply chain disruptions caused by cyberattacks, hostile states, terrorists and extreme weather. The 'Be Ready' campaign was launched with advice to stockpile water, food and essential items for three days. The campaign was originally planned under Keir Starmer but was postponed by Prime Minister Andy Burnham.
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