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Revealed: Cyber spies used malware from GitHub to hack EncroChat cryptophone network

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By Duncan Campbell Verified
| Computer Weekly Verified
Finding Frida If the reconstruction plan worked, then Invasys could try the same tactic as the French. If an Invasys replica server successfully connected, they could “trigger phone software updates”. Sletsjøe explained: “The [replica] update server was configured to pretend it has one new update package available for installation on EncroChat phones. This package … provided the first foothold in the otherwise secure phone.” The “update package” was Czech malware. The Czech rehack worked.
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Financing and delivering the UK’s infrastructure pipeline

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By Duncan Campbell Verified
| Oxford Economics Verified
Writing recently in the Financial Times, John Armitt, chair of the Public Private Partnership Commission and former chair of the National Infrastructure Commission, made the case that Britain’s infrastructure problem isn’t ambition. It’s delivery: major projects delayed, re-costed, and stalled by short-term political interference, and a pressing need for independent oversight and private capital to get building at pace again. The economic case for getting this right is significant.
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Building financial resilience: Five developments shaping EU stress testing

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By Duncan Campbell Verified
| Oxford Economics Verified
Daniel Moseley Associate Director, Scenarios and Macro Modeling Robert Marks Lead Economist, Scenarios and Macro Modelling Financial institutions are facing an evolving set of risks. Climate change and nature-related risks are becoming increasingly macro critical and regulators are starting to mandate climate stress tests and push nature risk up the supervisory agenda.
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