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Jasper Hamill

Glasgow, London
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FBI smashes "Chinese state-linked botnet platform" targeting US critical infrastructure

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By Jasper Hamill
| Machine News
Critical Infrastructure — 4 min read Critical infrastructure is under threat amid growing geopolitical tensions (Image: Unsplash) The FBI and Justice Department have seized two hacking platforms that a Chinese "state-sponsored" group called QTFY allegedly used to attack American critical infrastructure targets. Court documents claim that QTFY offers "computer hacking services" to customers including the PRC’s Ministry of State Security and the People’s Liberation Army.
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UK builds experimental AI surveillance system using buried fibre-optic cables

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By Jasper Hamill
| Machine News
Government — 3 min read Prime Minister Andy Burnham inked a "groundbreaking" deal to combine "Ukraine’s unrivalled operational experience with Britain’s world-class AI ecosystem" (Image: Unsplash) The UK Government has announced plans to turn underground fibre-optic cables into an AI-powered local surveillance network capable of protecting military bases from protesters or enemy agents.
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"Iranian hackers" shut down a UK power station. The next incident could be much worse

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By Jasper Hamill
| Machine News
Iran has been blamed for a cyberattack that shut down a UK power plant for four days. Last month, a small gas generator was pulled off the grid as defenders battled assailants who were later linked to Tehran. After the attack was first reported on Sunday, the UK government announced plans to secure supply chains by blocking businesses from buying technology from potentially dangerous suppliers.
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