Voter data breach: Biggest in UK history?
Plus, the real-life battle behind Tetris
Tech and Science Daily | The Standard · Rachelle Abbott
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Show Notes
More than 40 million voters may have had data stolen in potentially one of biggest data breaches in UK history. It comes as police in Northern Ireland also suffer a “monumental” data breach. Mary-Ann Russon, science and technology reporter for the Evening Standard explains.
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- Evidence suggests ‘ape-men’ 3,000 years ago had some culture habits similar to modern humanity
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You can find out more about the UK’s Electoral Commission data breach via their FAQ page here: https://www.electoralcommission.org.uk/privacy-policy/public-notification-cyber-attack-electoral-commission-systems/information-about-cyber-attack
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