Thousands of hospital appointments and procedures postponed after cyber attack
Cyber criminals targeted pathology services provider Synnovis with a ransomware attack on June 3.
Cyber criminals targeted pathology services provider Synnovis with a ransomware attack on June 3.
Hospital bosses apologised to the patients affected.
Two coded messages which announced the start of the Second World War are being auctioned off this Friday.
Islamic militants attacked Christian and Jewish houses of worship and fired at police in the cities of Derbent and Makhachkala on Sunday.
Synnovis, which provides services to NHS trusts and GP services, primarily in south-east London, was the victim of a cyber attack on June 3.
The gunmen opened fire on two Orthodox churches, a synagogue and a police post in two cities in Dagestan.
Synnovis was the victim of a ransomware attack, understood to be carried out by Russian group Qilin, on June 3.
Mason Reynolds, 19, from Brighton, had ‘an entrenched and violent neo-Nazi mindset’, a court was told.
Ukrainian authorities said 29 others, including five children, were wounded.
Diplomatic activity to bring the conflict to a close is intensifying.
Jail terms ranged from seven to 11 years.
MORE than 30 islanders attended a memorial service yesterday in honour of a Canadian Flight Lieutenant, who died in Havelet Bay the day before D-Day.
Able Seaman Lewis Curl was a D-Day veteran who served with the Royal Navy from 1942 to 1946, a spokeswoman said.
Officials said the suspect, who was shot and wounded by police, is in hospital and not in a condition to be questioned.
Ken Hay went to Normandy on June 22, then was on night patrol on July 8 when he was captured and forced to work in coal mines in Poland.