Ace Breaking News – The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) will make its Universal Service for victims and Enhanced Service for survivors of domestic abuse permanent across every CPS Area. The Universal and Enhanced Services, tested in pilot areas since 2023, will now become the standard offer for victims in every part of England and Wales. […]
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Ace Security Desk – In short: OpenAI says dozens of third parties have been affected by autonomous agents bypassing security controls or otherwise negatively impacting their systems. New evidence shows its agents spent days trying different tactics to access Australian health data, though the separate incidents have not been formally linked: Exclusive by Clare Armstrong and Cam Wilson […]
Ace Security Desk – New rules pave the way for businesses to adopt digital proof of age for alcohol sales Pubs, bars, restaurants, music venues and other licensed premises across England and Wales will have the choice to introduce digital proof of age for alcohol sales under new rules coming into force today (Tuesday 15 […]
Ace Security Desk – The government says acknowledging the Apple order could damage national security. But pretending nobody knows about it is damaging open justice. The British government’s policy of neither confirming nor denying that it had ordered Apple to put a backdoor into iCloud has been described as “farcical” during a court hearing. The […]
Ace Breaking News – In short: US President Donald Trump says he has struck a deal with Denmark that gives the US “permanent control” over Greenland’s security. Mr Trump said the US would “immediately” begin developing a larger military presence in Greenland, months after he vowed to take the strategic island by force: By AP News […]
Ace Security Desk – Britain’s free speech environment is already under intense pressure. Now a proposal would make social media itself a licensed activity, with Ofcom deciding who gets to operate. In the UK, The Social Media Platforms (Ofcom Licensing) Bill had its first reading in the House of Lords on September 7. A first […]
