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Jasper Hamill

Glasgow, London
As seen in: Machine News, The Stack, Hello Monday with Jessi Hempel, Forbes, MSN Australia, MSN Ireland, MSN UK, Sunday Mirror, The Daily Mirror, Fox News, Metro (UK), New York Post and
Independent systems journalist. Founder of Machine. Ex-tabloid tech & science editor.
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Five Eyes exposes Chinese hacking network as researchers warn of AI cyberwar arms race

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By Jasper Hamill
| Machine News
Cyberwar — 5 min read A view of the Forbidden City in Beijing (Image: Unsplash) Five Eyes intelligence agencies have issued a warning about a Chinese technology company accused of enabling state-linked cyberwar operations worldwide.
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Discord security bot turns against its own users after hackers stole its identity

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By Jasper Hamill
| Machine News
Security — 6 min read A security bot designed to protect Discord communities from fake accounts and banned users was hijacked and turned against the very servers it was supposed to defend. Double Counter is a verification service that describes itself as the "largest Discord security network", capable of blocking "alt accounts, raids and VPNs in three seconds". On October 4, 2026, it fell victim to a "deliberate, multi-stage attack".
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“Psychological warfare”: ASOS hackers use push notifications to deliver fear to the front door

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By Jasper Hamill
| Machine News
The British online retailer ASOS has warned that threat actors who sent a malicious push message to customers may have accessed personal data. At roughly 10 am this morning, ASOS customers received a message on their phones that linked to a Telegram page and said: "We have fully compromised the Snowflake instance.
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