An early election was granted by the Commons at the request of former Prime Minister Rishi Sunak just a few days ago on 4 July 2024 with Labour winning an overall majority in the HoC. Labour won a total of 411 seats in the House of Commons, and the Conservatives won 121. The Liberal Democrats gained 72 seats in total. Reform won 5 seats in the HoC. Other parties also won seats in the House. This is according to data published online by the House of Commons. Keir Starmer is now the Prime Minister of the UK, but his policies appear to be quite similar to those of the Conservatives despite him claiming to be a legitimate "opposition". We'll just have to see how well that works out over the next few years, won't we?

An internal cybersecurity investigation project showed that over 50% of Wi-Fi networks could be hacked and exploited with little-to-no effort, but you can protect yourself better. The first mistake that many people make is using their Wi-Fi router's default password. This means that it can easily be brute forced (guessed) and, therefore, exploited. Upon successful exploitation, hackers can take over Wi-Fi settings, spread malware, MITM sensitive data, remotely hack devices on the affected LAN, conduct illegal activities on your network, and even redirect your web traffic, as well as install a malicious proxy server and/or https certificate without detection. To better protect your network, you should use a strong password with random numbers, letters, words, spaces, and characters. You should also keep an eye out for any suspicious activity and regularly change your default password. Not using a VPN or the Tor network on open Wi-Fi networks is risky, as hackers could redirect your traffic, MITM https encryption and inspect/modify it, spread malware, and even potentially backdoor/hack your devices, as well as install malicious https certs or proxies. And rogue (fake) Wi-Fi hotspots are another major risk, too, so you should always be sure you're connecting to a legitimate network with strong protection and not some hacker's cloned hotspot on a local/remote device. To protect yourself, there are many things you can do, such as: use a VPN or Tor, set strong passwords, verify open internet hotspots' legitimacy, check your https cert provider, and monitor networks for suspicious-looking activity. Some of the free mainstream Wi-Fi forensic tools used by the IID are mitmproxy , Wireshark , and Aircrack-ng . It also uses certain Linux distros — like Kali Linux and Parrot OS — and private tools, too.

The United Nations plays a crucial role in upholding international human rights standards, so let’s talk about one of its most well-known legal documents.

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