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Cyber Threats Against Britain Linked to Data Harvested from Online Services

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Officials warn that Britons using certain online services face risks due to the harvesting of their personal data. This data is gathered from companies that offer temporary UK phone numbers, which are used to maintain anonymity when accessing online brands or dating websites. The officials state that data collected from Russia-based temporary phone number sites could be used by Moscow to escalate its 'grey zone' war against Britain and its allies through cyber attacks and digital economy disruption.

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The potential use of harvested personal data by Moscow raises serious geopolitical concerns regarding digital security. Furthermore, political polling shows that several Reform UK MPs are facing potential unseating if a general election were called tomorrow.

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