KFC website hacked, Colonel's Club loyalty scheme members advised to change password
The company reportedly claimed that only 30 loyalty members were targeted.
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UK households are biggest spenders in Europe, PwC says
British household spending averages around £50,000 per year compared to around £35,000 in France.
America's top spy body does not support CIA's claim that hacks were aimed at helping Donald Trump
ODNI, which overseas all US intelligence, says there is insufficient evidence to prove intent.
Royal Dutch Shell, E.ON and Schlumberger team up to invest in UK start-up Kite Power Systems
The funds will be used to finance a 500 kilowatt test facility, which KPS is planning to open in 2017.
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Former US ambassador John Bolton suggests Russian hacking was 'false flag' by Obama administration
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BCC forecasts UK economy to grow at 1.1% in 2017, the weakest GDP growth since the financial crisis
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UK police warn of thieves using radio jammers on car door locks after wave of thefts
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Hackers behind a new ransomware giving away free decryption key to victims who infect others
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Amazon email scam targets thousands of holiday shoppers to steal bank card details
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Flaw in PricewaterhouseCoopers software can allow hackers to manipulate accounting results – report
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GCHQ spied on CEO of Europe's biggest internet hosting company OVH, reveal Snowden files
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Secret CIA assessment says Russia interfered with election to help Donald Trump win
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