Geoff White, BBC News

Geoff White

BBC News

United Kingdom

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Recent:
  • Unknown
Past:
  • BBC
  • Naked Security
  • Channel 4

Past articles by Geoff:

Love Bug's creator tracked down to repair shop in Manila

Two decades after the world's first major computer virus, an author finds the perpetrator in Manila. → Read More

Meadowhall facial recognition scheme troubles watchdog

Regulator calls for inspections after details of police tie-up with Meadowhall scheme emerge. → Read More

Meadowhall facial recognition scheme troubles watchdog

Regulator calls for inspections after details of police tie-up with Meadowhall scheme emerge. → Read More

Facial recognition tech 'should be dropped over race issues'

Black and minority ethic groups could suffer because of poor police facial recognition tech, say campaigners. → Read More

Child advice chatbots fail to spot sexual abuse

Two leading chat apps also struggled with questions about drugs and bulimia. → Read More

Child advice chatbots fail to spot sexual abuse

Two leading chat apps also struggled with questions about drugs and bulimia. → Read More

UK company linked to laundered Bitcoin billions

BBC investigation discovers shadowy UK company is linked to multi-billion-pound Bitcoin theft. → Read More

Inside the TalkTalk 'Indian scam call centre'

Three whistleblowers reveal details of an industrial-scale fraud operation based in India. → Read More

Inside the TalkTalk 'Indian scam call centre'

Three whistleblowers reveal details of an industrial-scale fraud operation based in India. → Read More

Fancy Bear: who’s behind the group implicated in so many political hacks? –

What do we know about the group known as Fancy Bear? Geoff White of Channel 4 News sifts through the evidence about the hacking group behind some high-profile cyber-attacks → Read More

TalkTalk hack

It was one of the biggest hacks in recent history - more than a million people's sensitive data stolen and tonight - we've got inside information about how it could have been carried out. → Read More

Ashley Madison fallout: blackmail risk

Doctors, secondary school teachers and charity workers are among the paying customers of infidelity dating website Ashley Madison now at serious risk of blackmail after the site was hacked. → Read More

The hackers using government websites to sell dodgy pills

A Channel 4 News investigation exposes the scam artists using .gov.uk web pages to sell unlicensed drugs and counterfeit Rolex watches. → Read More

When did Adult FriendFinder know it had been hacked?

The owners of online dating site Adult FriendFinder were warned that it had been hacked more than two months before Channel 4 News exposed the leak of almost four million peoples sensitive data. → Read More

Adult dating site hack exposes millions of users

Hackers have struck one of the world's largest internet dating websites, leaking the highly sensitive sexual information of almost four million users onto the web. → Read More

One in every thousand tweets is porn

Twitter publishes hundreds of thousands of pornographic images every day, potentially allowing children open access to one of the world's largest stores of explicit photos. → Read More

GCHQ broke the law by spying on UK citizens

GCHQ broke the law in its access to billions of emails and online address books gathered by American spies, the UK's surveillance watchdog has ruled. → Read More

City of London police get power to tap into CCTV

City of London police are to trial a new technology that allows officers to receive CCTV film in real time - an innovation used ahead of French police storming the besieged kosher store in Paris. → Read More

How smartphone adverts can access kids' photos - video

Adverts within smartphone apps downloaded by kids are sometimes able to access huge amounts of their personal data - we found out how. → Read More

Spy cable revealed: how telecoms firm worked with GCHQ

One of the UK's largest communications firms had a leading role in creating the surveillance system exposed by Edward Snowden, it can be revealed. → Read More