Home Secretary @AmberRuddHR: HMG has been over-investing in offensive #cyber capability for more than 10 years. This is the price we pay.
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For Britain to have viable "cyber preparedness" we must pursue "herd immunity" as with vaccination; not merely "ethical hackers & filters"
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This is f*ing utter nonsense, holy s*t! Tens of hospitals down == 'good preparations'?
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In that interview she actually says Window platforms it seems..... Just brilliant
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This is either disgusting ignorance, or disgusting lying.
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Can see this being used as justification for a Great Firewall when it is about financing infrastructure correctly.
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Replace unsupported OS's, apply contracted patches (and keep paying for them) and switch off old SMB protocols. There, now you're prepared.
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lesson of the week go
@ubuntu free patches free system 2nd lesson@ukhomeoffice LISTEN TO@OpenRightsGroupThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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perhaps airgapping or migrating the vulnerable Windows XP systems would have been a good idea
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Or perhaps the NSA/GCHQ disclosed the vulnerability when they found it... back when Windows XP was still supported by Microsoft.
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