Telegraph Cybersecurity Risks Rise Amid Miliband's Net Zero Energy Agenda
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The shift towards a net zero energy agenda led by Miliband has increased the risk of cyber attacks from hostile states and hackers. Experts warn that the extensive use of technology and data in this transition could expose critical infrastructure to vulnerabilities. Energy security is a core principle of this agenda, but cybersecurity experts are raising alarms about potential threats.
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