Alexander J. Martin

RT @JohnHultquist: If you’ve been laid off from a cyber intel position, please reach out if you’d like to come to @SLEUTHCON.

Gareth Mott of @RUSI_org highlights just how impactful the Legal Aid Agency breach could be, especially for victims of domestic violence. Too easy to forget these crimes have a real world impact on some of the most vulnerable. Full story here: https://t.co/cytTRpijeG https://t.co/OeOpAmDivb

Little scoop: Two cyberattacks affecting the NHS last year put patients at risk of clinical harm according to official data obtained by Recorded Future News. It highlights the growing threat that financially motivated cyber incidents pose to public safety. https://t.co/TWBAipz5Ff

ICYMI: The United Kingdom is appointing one of the country’s most respected security and intelligence officials, Sir Thomas Drew, as ambassador to France. It comes, obviously, as European countries grapple with their largest security shakeup for decades. https://t.co/4QFidgWJkj

Part of the reason the UK has been so quiet about the technical capability notice sent to Apple (eschewing any public debate) is officials strongly want to avoid an “unproductive public argument” with JD Vance. Now, they're bracing for one nevertheless… https://t.co/k4HOHwJQF8

So much for sabotage? Officials from several European countries on the North Sea and Baltic Sea say there is increasing confidence among their governments that recent cable breaks were accidental and not directed by the Kremlin. https://t.co/0kNxbB17tS

🇨🇦🇨🇳🕵️ Canadian intelligence warns that China's spate of personal data thefts offer Beijing “detailed profiles of key targets, social networks, and voter psychographics,” enhancing its “capabilities to conduct targeted influence and espionage campaigns.” https://t.co/LobOgREXpY

MUNICH, Germany — Amid a growing scandal over the UK government’s reported attempt to force Apple to provide the country’s authorities with access to encrypted iCloud accounts, a former intelligence chief has called for more transparency from spy agencies. https://t.co/HPMt0H0Xk3

Please note, we've issued a correction to the below story. I misunderstood the transparency data. Mea culpa. https://t.co/MBpsCtYddA

Alex Martin @AlexMartin

Apple has shared iCloud account content in response to UK legal requests on just four occasions since 2020, less than 0.06% of the time. https://t.co/7IKFgu6zPt

RT @UnitedAways: Just recieved this DM, the direction this club is going toward is nothing short of scary. Phasing out true loyal reds. T…

As I reported last May, Britain proposed on Tuesday a major overhaul of how the country responds to ransomware attacks, including by banning public sector bodies from making extortion payments & requiring all victims to report incidents to the government. https://t.co/HQMXjRjmS8

Finnish authorities investigating a series of submarine cable breaks that took place on Christmas Day have located and retrieved an anchor suspected of being dragged along the Baltic Sea floor by the Eagle S, an alleged Russian spy ship. https://t.co/O3IYK0OsqA

New: Atos, the struggling French technology company that secures communications for France’s military and intelligence services, on Friday dismissed as “unfounded” a ransomware group’s claims to have compromised an internal company database. https://t.co/gwt0KcOMFp

RT @fabrice_deprez: United Nations confirms in its latest report on human rights in Ukraine a "significant increase in credible allegations…

An amazing line in this Sky News story on hereditary peers: https://t.co/LUsXGecfV3 https://t.co/jKZKJVRd8J