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Independent.ie on MSNM&S cyber attack: Chairman says companies should be obliged to disclose hacksBusinesses should be legally required to report material cyber attacks to the authorities, the chairman of retailer Marks & Spencer said yesterday, claiming two recent major attacks on large UK firms ...
MARKS & Spencer has revealed that hacker group “DragonForce” was behind the cyberattack that shut down its online shopping ...
Marks and Spencer enlisted the help of the US FBI agency after a sustained cyber attack, the British retailer’s chair told a parliamentary select committee.
An IT firm is urging businesses to upgrade systems ahead of a looming software deadline that could expose them to cyber ...
The International Criminal Court (ICC) suffered a sophisticated cyber attack coinciding with the Hague NATO summit attended ...
Qantas Group chief executive Vanessa Hudson says the airline is focused on understanding what details of their data have been ...
Qantas has provided an update after a cyber hack impacted millions of customers. The airline was hit by a data breach at one ...
MARKS & Spencer’s cyber attack was linked to hackers Scattered Spider and ransomware group DragonForce, according to its chairman. DragonForce is believed to rent out software that locks files ...
At least 1.3 million addresses and 900,000 phone numbers were leaked in the massive Qantas cyber breach where 5.7 million ...
Marks & Spencer Chairman Archie Norman today told UK Members of Parliament that the cyber attack was an attempt to "destroy" ...
British businesses may face legal obligations to report cyberattacks, following the revelation of unreported incidents ...
Qantas customers say they feel vulnerable, angry and unsupported following last week's major cybersecurity breach, and are ...
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