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title: Techerati Newsletter - 26th January 2024
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Find out if you've been affected by the 'mother of all breaches', the ransomware attack on Subway, and Tech Show London's headliner!

| View in browser > Get Your FREE ticket to see Professor Brian Cox! A Message From The Editor In this newsletter, we announce that Professor Brian Cox will headline Tech Show London on 6 March at ExCeL London. Have you got your free ticket? You can also get the latest on the 'mother of all breaches' where 26 billion records have been leaked. Also in cybersecurity news, fast food giant Subway was hit with a ransomware attack.   We've also got an exciting opportunity for you! Do you know any AI decision-makers? If so, you can nominate them or yourself for the Twilio Segment Roundtable happening at Tech Show London.   Contact Emma Cowell at e.cowell@closerstillmedia.com to secure a spot.   All the best, Stuart Crowley Global Content & Editorial Manager > Connect with me on LinkedIn Professor Brian Cox to headline Tech Show London 2024 Professor Brian Cox will highlight the role of science investment in driving job creation and economic growth.   > Learn more about Brian's session   > Get your free ticket READ MORE 26 billion records leaked in ‘mother of all breaches’ The breach, consisting of 12 terabytes of information across 26 billion records, is believed to be the largest ever discovered.   > Find out if you have been affected. READ MORE Subway hit with ransomware attack, LockBit claims responsibility LockBit demanded Subway secure its compromised data by 2 February, or risk the sale of the stolen information to competitors.   > Learn about LockBit and their past targets. READ MORE More News from the Tech Industry 1. Microsoft attributes hacking to Russian state-sponsored Midnight Blizzard   Microsoft said a Russian state-sponsored group, Midnight Blizzard, is responsible for hacking into corporate systems and stealing documents from staff accounts. Microsoft is investigating the attack and has prevented the alleged threat actor from further access.   2. Google CEO warns of future job cuts   CEO of Google, Sundar Pichai, has warned staff more job cuts will come in addition to recent layoffs. Pichai added these role eliminations are not at the scale of last year’s reductions and will not touch every team.    3. Dr. Craig Wright proposes settlement in upcoming Bitcoin litigation in London’s High Court   Dr. Craig Wright, who claims to be the creator of Bitcoin, has issued a settlement offer to members of the Crypto Open Patent Alliance (COPA) and other parties involved in upcoming intellectual property litigation. You Might Find This Interesting... Twilio Segment to host exclusive Roundtable on revolutionising customer relationships with AI at Tech Show London 2024 Climate activists to use web intelligence for legislative change in 2024 Generative AI market to hit $100bn by 2028 BAFTA and Emmy-nominated Untold Studios secures cloud environment with Lacework > Want to be featured? Tech Show London exhibitors get priority coverage. Enquire now! CloserStill Media Limited, Addison Bridge Place, Unit 9, Exhibition House, London, Hammersmith, W14 8XP, United Kingdom, +44 20 7348 5250   Unsubscribe \| Update your contact preferences Unsubscribe Manage Preferences |
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