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programmes and so on, and they had to check every database to check the data is not corrupted before they moved to new systems so it has been really challenging. to put it in simple terms, that means people not being able to pay their council tax, being able to pay their council tax, being hit with big arrears when they can. people moving and finding housing benefit can t be paid because their circumstances change. they did clever workarounds working with national governance and the cybersecurity centre but it is still going on now in 2023. as for wannacry, there are big issues there, it took three hours before there, it took three hours before the nhs got to grips with how to deal with that and in that case all the systems went down, so the systems they needed to communicate with were down and they had to resort to whatsapp. the recovery system programmes didn t work because they needed e mail do that. drew perry, we heard from ben chu, an awful lot of british companies, 82% by one es

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those who did that are understandably coy about it. by contrast, hackney council, targeted in a 2020 cyber crime, refused to pay but has spent over £12 million trying to put right the damage. here s ben. this week, it emerged that a number of large uk employers, including boots, british airways and the bbc, have been affected by a major hack of employees data. now there s a demand for ransom believed to be from a cybercrime gang based in russia. the group posted a notice on the dark web that s sites only accessible via specialised web browsers telling targeted companies to e mail them before the 14th ofjune, or their stolen data would be published. the data could then be used by other cyber criminals to target the employees whose data security has been compromised. this follows a global 2017 ransomware attack known as wannacry, which affected more than 80 nhs

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2021 during the anti semitism inquiries. the deputy head of the international monetary fund has told newsnight it has no reason to change its forecast that brexit will hurt the uk economy. gita gopinath has been giving a lecture at glasgow university tonight on the economic potential and societal peril of artificial intelligence. the event was to mark the 300th anniversary of the father of economics, adam smith, who studied at the university. before she spoke, the imf s second most senior official sat down with our economics editor ben chu to talk notjust ai, but also the state of the uk economy, our problem with inflation and the impacts of immigration. you re giving a lecture this evening on artificial intelligence. the uk government put out a white paper where it was suggesting that there are benefits from perhaps diverging from the european union s approach. should it be to go in a different direction in terms of regulation from the eu and perhaps the rest of the world, or is it al

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