Of all the snubs Prince Andrew has had to endure since he stepped back from royal duties in 2019, the latest might hurt the most. I can disclose that King Charles’s brother wasn’t invited to a dinner in honour of his alma mater at Windsor Castle, even though he lives …
Read More »The latest iMessage phishing scam is easy to fall for. Here’s how to avoid it
It’s a new year, but bad actors are still at it with an old trick repackaged for iPhone users. Bleeping Computer reports a rise in phishing attacks targeting iPhone users that involves tricking them into disabling built-in protections and clicking on malicious links. In an increasing number of cases, text …
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New York Post Entertainment has all the latest news on the royal family, from Kate Middleton and Prince William to King Charles and Queen Camilla, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, and more. Follow The Post’s live updates for all the latest royal family news, photos and more: Source link
Read More »Proposals aim to protect UK infrastructure from ransomware
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Read More »‘Vladimir Putin’s hacking squads won’t get payouts for striking in UK’ vow
Exclusive: Security Minister Dan Jarvis told The Mirror that cyber-criminals protected by Vladimir Putin are among the most serious threats facing the UK and vowed: ‘We must tackle it head on’ Security Miniser Dan Jarvis has pledged to tackle ransonware attacks head-on ( Image: Tim Merry) The UK’s Security Minister …
Read More »UK Govt Set To Expand Ransomware Payment Ban
Text size The UK government said on Tuesday it would consult on proposals to ban bodies running essential public services and critical national infrastructure from making ransomware payments. The ban would aim to cut the flow of ransom payments to organised cybercrime groups as well boost intelligence gathering to target …
Read More »Jen Rubin exits Washington Post, joins Norm Eisen to launch new outlet countering ‘authoritarian threat’ | Business
New York (CNN) — Veteran opinion columnist Jennifer Rubin is becoming the latest in a long list of Washington Post figures to leave the troubled institution. Rubin is partnering with former White House ethics czar Norm Eisen and launching something new: a startup publication called The Contrarian. The startup’s tagline, …
Read More »Details on Great Britain’s 2025 stamp program
By David Hartwig Great Britain’s Royal Mail announced details on the first eight issues of its 2025 commemorative stamp program. A Jan. 14 issue celebrates the British sitcom The Vicar of Dibley, which ran the first of three series starting in November 1994. In the show, the female vicar Geraldine …
Read More »Royal Mail could axe Saturday second class deliveries in parts of UK including Nottingham
Royal Mail could reduce postal services across various UK towns and cities in a significant overhaul. The company’s plan includes discontinuing second class deliveries on Saturdays in Bristol, Cardiff, Coventry, Darlington, Hull, London, Nottingham, Salisbury, and Winchester. Other areas affected include Antrim, Stockton-on-Tees, Hexham, and Scunthorpe. A six-month trial could …
Read More »Drivers raise safety fears over brighter headlights on vehicles and being ‘blinded’ on the road
Campaigners say drivers are “feeling the strain” of brighter headlights “more than ever before” as motorists report being blinded on the roads. Transport minister Lilian Greenwood, asked for the Department for Transport’s assessment of the safety of LED headlights, said statistics “do not show any discernible trend to suggest that …
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