Talk Talk Cyber Attack.

fermi

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-34643783

debitcardmayhem

To prove how adept these fools are .....
Underlined in green would appear that it's only the sort code/account number & name (well that's what's on my cheques) are shared

and in red their Technical support is closer to techanal

RumRat

A 15 year old has been arrested in Northern Ireland....
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-34643783

enfield_freddy

correction , a 15 yr old child has been paid to say he hacked talk talk , this has now calmed people down .

Richie-from-the-Boro

3 times in 8 months, I did a trawl of their forums yesterday and for most of this year customers have been clicking off the unsafe warning and going into their account anyway - helped by their own on site so called techies advising them to do so. Security costs money but with 1.8 bi££ion earnings last year they can afford to protect their customers better starting in the very least with a security certificate that works and does not encourage numpties to disregard the browser warnings. Slack GOV consumer protection rules and slack GOV fines of 1/2 mi££ion maximum don't help, in fact they are laughably inadequate AT&T was fined £17 million so our 1/2 a mi££ion is affordably low and encrypting their customer's data should also be a minimum in legal requirements.

edgex

enfield_freddy wrote: »

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CSAWT0IXIAAA_ov.jpg


dido , with her vintage computer and VCR player sat on top , other screen seems to be win 2000 ,


was encryption ok in the days of Amstrad pc1512s?

:rotfl:

of course, that's actually the BBC news studios in Westminster