Britain's undersea internet links can be attacked

Nicholas Fearn
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Attack on IT under the sea

Enemy states and terrorists could have a catastrophic effect on the UK's technology infrastructure by targeting its undersea fibre optic data cables, a new report has found. Many of the world's ...

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