LockBit Unleashed: How British Defense Data Became a Dark Web Prize
Russian hackers breach British military sites in audacious cyberattack. Sensitive data is at risk, raising national security concerns.
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Coercive Acts paved the way for the American Revolution
Two hundred and forty-six years ago, the British Empire was reeling mad at the people of Massachusetts. And fed up with the hotheads from the Colonies, they were going to show all of them that the Crown had parliamentary authority over them and would reverse the trend of resistance coming from America. In March of […]
December 1773: The Boston Tea Party set Colonial rebellion in motion
On a cold December evening in December 1773, American colonists, members of the Sons of Liberty protested the British Tea Act by disguising themselves as American Indians and threw an entire shipment of tea from England into Boston Harbor. This political protest and the subsequent reactions of the English government, set in motion a series of […]
British lawmakers hit by ‘sustained’ cyber attack
Britain’s parliament was hit by a “sustained and determined” cyber attack on Saturday designed to identify weak email passwords, just over a month after a ransomware worm crippled parts of the country’s health service. The House of Commons said it was working with the National Cyber Security Centre to defend parliament’s network and was confident […]
Op-Ed: Former SAS Operator’s opinion on ‘How the elections will effect security in the UK’
Politics has never done it for me. I have always gone with what the majority have decided. As a soldier if I voted for a party which never won, I would have trouble fighting for them. If I stand up for what the majority of people want, then I have purpose. That theory is fine until […]
