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South China Morning Post
2 days ago
- Politics
- South China Morning Post
Hong Kong police received over 440,000 leads on cyberattacks against city in 2024
Hong Kong police received more than 440,000 pieces of intelligence on cyberthreats targeting the city last year, while 5 per cent of publicly accessible technology assets owned by critical infrastructure operators were vulnerable to online attacks, a first-of-its kind review has found. In a report released on Monday, police said they assessed 90,000 pieces of technology assets, including digital resources such as IP addresses and online domains, and found 4,500 tested items had system loopholes. 'If these loopholes are not discovered and fixed, when cyberattacks happen, they will definitely affect important services in Hong Kong or even affect residents' usage,' Raymond Lam Cheuk-ho, chief superintendent of the cybersecurity and technology crime bureau, warned. Hong Kong passed a law in March mandating that an undisclosed list of private operators in eight sectors deemed as critical infrastructure for the normal functioning of society must conduct regular security checks on their computer systems. The industries were the energy, information technology, banking, communications, maritime and healthcare services, and land and air transport sectors. Under the law, firms can be fined up to HK$5 million (US$637,685) for failing to keep their systems up to date. Regulated firms must also notify authorities within 12 hours of a cybersecurity breach.
Tatler Asia
27-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Tatler Asia
‘Twilight of the Warriors: Walled In' exhibition brings Kowloon Walled City to life
The exhibition, which showcases the award-winning Hong Kong movie's sets and costumes, is now open in Kowloon Walled City and will feature sets from key scenes such as the eatery where Louis Koo's character feeds Raymond Lam After the airport and Airside, the Kowloon Walled City: A Cinematic Journey exhibition, which presents iconic movie sets and costumes from Soi Cheang's action crime movie Twilight of the Warriors: Walled In (2024), is now open at Yamen, Kowloon Walled City, which is a declared historical monument. Running for three years, the exhibition showcases sets from key movie scenes, including the No 7 Restaurant, where Cyclone (played by Louis Koo) treats refugee Chan Lok-kwan (Raymond Lam) to a bowl of cha siu rice; the barber shop; grocery store; bone-setting clinic; tailor shop; repair shop; communal well; and the city's narrow alleys filled with electric cables. Don't miss: 'Twilight of the Warriors: Walled In' wins big at Hong Kong Film Awards: Best Director Soi Cheang on recreating Kowloon Walled City
South China Morning Post
24-05-2025
- South China Morning Post
Hong Kong woman reports HK$20,000 camera lens stolen at Raymond Lam Fung concert
A 18-year-old Hong Kong woman attending a concert by Cantopop star Raymond Lam Fung had her camera lens worth HK$20,000 (US$2,550) stolen after a thief stealthily detached it. According to police, they received a report from the woman at 11.51pm on Friday night saying she lost the camera lens outside the Hong Kong Coliseum in Hung Hom. The force said the woman claimed the lens was still attached to her camera when she checked at around 11.30pm, but 15 minutes later it was gone. The woman said on the Threads social media platform she was waiting for the singer to leave the venue after his concert outside Gate Y of when the lens was stolen. The user wrote that she was standing near the traffic light and her camera was slung on her right shoulder. Cantopop star Raymond Lam Fung Lam is holding six sold-out concerts at the coliseum from May 22 to 25 after a hiatus of nine years. Photo: Weibo / 好大一只胖皮卡 Another Threads user, a friend of the victim who claimed to be a witness, said two men dressed in white and about 170cm (5 feet and 7 inches) tall, detached the lens from the victim's Canon EOS 5D camera.
