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  1. Egy archivált litván belügyminisztériumi rendszerhez jogosulatlanul fértek hozzá, az EPEKIS adatai érintettek — milyen kockázatot jelenthet ez az érintettek számára? A tárca megállította a terjedést és vizsgálat indult. Szerinted az elkövetők AI-t használhattak?

    linuxmint.hu/hir/2026/10/kiber

    #Litvánia #kibertámadás #EPEKIS #belügyminisztérium #adatvédelem #kiberbiztonság #AI #NationalCyberSecurityCentre #RegistersCentre #Informatika

  2. UK.gov Deploys Passkeys for 23 Million Users

    Say goodbye to password headaches! The UK government just made it easier for 23 million people to securely access public services with passkeys, as part of its GOV.UK One Login rollout.

    osintsights.com/ukgov-deploys-

    #GovukOneLogin #Passkeys #Authentication #NationalCyberSecurityCentre #Ncsc

  3. UK Government's Cyber Resilience Pledge Gains 60 Signatories

    The UK government's Cyber Resilience Pledge has gained momentum with 60 signatories, demonstrating a united front against cyber threats. By signing the pledge, businesses acknowledge that cyber resilience is a top priority, not just an IT issue, but a business imperative.

    osintsights.com/uk-governments

    #CyberResiliencePledge #UkGovernment #NationalCyberSecurityCentre #CyberEssentials #BoardlevelResponsibility

  4. Dutch Authorities Disrupt Massive Botnet of 17 Million Devices

    In a major cybercrime crackdown, Dutch authorities have successfully dismantled a massive botnet comprising 17 million infected devices, seizing over 200 servers used to host its infrastructure. This significant takedown was made possible through a collaborative effort between the Police and the National Cyber Security Centre…

    osintsights.com/dutch-authorit

    #BotnetTakedown #EmergingThreats #Netherlands #NationalCyberSecurityCentre #Ncsc

  5. UK's ICO Unveils Five-Step Plan to Counter AI-Powered Cyber Threats

    Boost your organization's defenses against AI-powered cyber threats with the UK's ICO five-step plan, and build public trust by putting robust security measures in place to protect personal data. By investing in cyber resilience, you can safeguard the data you hold and foster confidence…

    osintsights.com/uks-ico-unveil

    #AipoweredCyberThreats #CyberResilience #UnitedKingdom #InformationCommissionersOffice #NationalCyberSecurityCentre

  6. NCSC Warns of Impending AI-Driven Patch Surge

    Get ready for a surge of software updates, warns the National Cyber Security Centre's CTO, as AI-driven patching is set to uncover and fix long-standing vulnerabilities across your tech stack. Prioritise your external attack surfaces and prepare for a "patch wave" to stay ahead of the threat.

    osintsights.com/ncsc-warns-of-

    #AidrivenPatching #EmergingThreats #NationalCyberSecurityCentre #Uk #PatchManagement

  7. UK Cyber Agency Warns of Impending Patch Wave Fueled by AI

    The UK's National Cyber Security Centre warns that AI is about to expose decades of technical shortcuts, demanding a massive and urgent patching effort - and organisations must prepare to patch quickly, frequently, and at scale. Get ready for a surge in fixes as buried technical debt is brought to the surface.

    osintsights.com/uk-cyber-agenc

    #TechnicalDebt #ArtificialIntelligence #PatchManagement #Uk #NationalCyberSecurityCentre

  8. UK Urges Adoption of Passkeys Over Passwords

    Say goodbye to password headaches! The UK is leading the charge towards a more secure and user-friendly login experience with passkeys, which offer stronger resilience and eliminate many common cyber threats.

    osintsights.com/uk-urges-adopt

    #Fido2 #Passkeys #PasswordManagement #NationalCyberSecurityCentre #Ncsc

  9. NCSC Warns of Flawed SOC Metrics

    The National Cyber Security Centre is warning that common security operations center metrics are fundamentally flawed, and that the only metric that truly matters is whether attacks are detected and responded to in a timely manner. By focusing on easily quantifiable but misleading metrics, organizations may inadvertently be encouraging their teams to prioritize…

    osintsights.com/ncsc-warns-of-

    #SocMetrics #SecurityOperations #Secops #NationalCyberSecurityCentre #Ncsc

  10. NCSC Endorses Passkeys Over Passwords in New Guidance

    Say goodbye to password headaches! The UK's National Cyber Security Centre now recommends passkeys as a user-friendly alternative that provides stronger resilience, making it easier to log in securely.

    osintsights.com/ncsc-endorses-

    #Passkeys #PasswordManagement #Mfa #NationalCyberSecurityCentre #Uk

  11. UK Confronts Escalating Russian Cyber Hostility

    The UK is facing a sharp rise in Russian cyber hostility, with the National Cyber Security Centre now investigating around four major attacks every week. This surge in threats has led to a significant increase in cases, with over 200 nationally significant incidents handled last year - more than double the previous year's total.

    osintsights.com/uk-confronts-e

    #NationState #RussianCyberHostility #Cyberuk #NationalCyberSecurityCentre #Ncsc

  12. Security fears over Carmarthenshire’s Yutong buses as UK launches probe

    The UK Government has opened an investigation into potential security risks in Yutong electric buses, following warnings from Norway that the manufacturer could access vehicles remotely. The probe, led by the Department for Transport and the National Cyber Security Centre, is examining whether buses in Britain could be “spontaneously deactivated” from abroad.

    Local fleet under scrutiny

    More than 2,500 Yutong buses are thought to be operating across the UK, and Carmarthenshire is directly affected. In 2022, the council purchased eight Yutong E12 battery electric buses through Welsh Government funding for the T1 Traws Cymru service between Carmarthen and Aberystwyth. Operated by First Cymru on behalf of the council, the fleet was hailed as a step forward in cutting emissions and modernising public transport.

    Now, those same buses form part of the wider investigation. For passengers in Carmarthenshire, the issue is not abstract: these vehicles are the backbone of a key regional route, connecting communities across the county and into Ceredigion.

    International concerns spark UK action

    The UK probe follows findings in Norway that Yutong buses were capable of receiving over‑the‑air software updates directly from the manufacturer. Officials there warned:

    “The Chinese bus from Yutong has the capability for autonomous software updates (Over The Air). This means that the manufacturer has direct digital access to each individual bus for software updates and diagnostics. There is access to the control system for battery and power.”

    Security experts went further, warning that “the manufacturer could spontaneously deactivate the buses from China in a major act close to war.”

    Denmark and the Netherlands have since raised similar concerns, prompting Britain to act. A UK Government source confirmed that the Department for Transport is “working closely with the National Cyber Security Centre to get to the bottom of concerns first raised in Norway and subsequently by Denmark.”

    What it means for Wales

    The investigation highlights a broader challenge for public transport. Electric buses are increasingly reliant on complex software systems, and when those systems are controlled by overseas manufacturers, questions of national security inevitably arise. Public transport is considered part of critical infrastructure, meaning any vulnerability could have far‑reaching consequences.

    For Carmarthenshire, the outcome of the UK Government’s probe will determine whether additional safeguards are required for its pioneering electric fleet. It may also shape future procurement decisions, as councils and operators weigh the benefits of cutting‑edge technology against the risks of dependence on foreign suppliers.

    #Aberystwyth #Carmarthen #CarmarthenshireCouncil #China #cyberSecurity #DepartmentForTransport #FirstCymru #NationalCyberSecurityCentre #security #T1 #TransportForWales #UKGovernment #Yutong #YutongE12Bus

  13. How to Make A Claim Using the Claims Court

    #damages #NationalCyberSecurityCentre #GCHQ #SpyCops

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