Traffic stopped on M2 after car overturns in crash

Hackers suspected of having ties to North Korea's Lazarus Group identified 30 servers in South Korea as potential targets for cyberattacks in October, a report released by a cybersecurity firm showed Sunday. Cyfirma said it obtained a list of 216 servers across 10 countries compiled by Korean-speaking hackers, covering government agencies, banks, telecommunications companies and infrastructure providers. Of the total, 30 servers were located in South Korea. The original 216-server list was completed on Oct. 24, the report showed. By region, the Asia-Pacific accounted for 148 targeted servers, followed by North America with 49 and the Middle East with 19. The United States and Japan together accounted for 44.4 percent of the total, Cyfirma added. The cybersecurity firm assessed with "high confidence" that the hackers were linked to the Lazarus Group ecosystem, with their apparent objectives including financial gain and espionage. Cyfirma stressed that inclusion on the target list did not necessarily mean the servers had been successfully breached. The company warned that simply updating webs

A North Korean official considered to be one of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's closest aides has arrived in Russia, the North's state media said Sunday, amid deepening relations between the two countries following North Korea's deployment of troops to support Russia's war against Ukraine. Jo Yong-won, secretary of the Central Committee of the ruling Workers' Party, arrived in Moscow by private plane on Saturday, leading a party and government delegation, the Korean Central News Agency said. The visit comes at "a time when the militant friendship, friendship and relations of alliance between the Democratic People's Republic of Korea and the Russian Federation with independence and justice as their common ideal are being further cemented with each passing day," it said in an English dispatch. The delegation was invited by Dmitry Medvedev, chairman of Russia's ruling United Russia party. They were greeted at the airport by Andrei Klimov, a member of the party's Supreme Council and first vice chairman of the International Affairs Committee of the State Duma, the lower house of Russia's p

Vladimir Putin rained down 'more than 2,300 attack drones, 1,590 aerial bombs, and 15 missiles of various types' in recent days.

The Prime Minister, who has expressed a wish to see the UK rejoin the EU in his lifetime, has vowed to 'explore options' for a new long-term relationship with the bloc.

The Turtle Beach Recon headset can be snapped up for a lot less just in time for GTA VI's launch on Thursday, 19 November

A total of 1,488 people travelling on 14 boats were rescued by the Spanish coastguards on the Canary Islands, where thousands of Brits flock each year on holiday.

"I don't want him, when he comes back, to see a broken mum"

Dunelm has slashed the price of more than 1,650 items in its Black Friday sale

The man who gained worldwide notoriety by returning to his old school as a pupil was last night behind bars after carrying out a terrifying death threat attack on his former university professor.

Anthony Albanese has broken his silence on a crude hot mic blunder at the UN climate conference.

The former Prime Minister says as the disease took hold, Mary Cameron, a magistrate for three decades, became increasingly forgetful and unsure where she was.

Vets are warning about household dangers to pets after a 15-month old spaniel was rushed into surgery when he mistook a battery for a treat.