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T-⁠MINUS Alerts · free

Know the moment the clock resets.

Every confirmed cyber-attack, outage and failure that reaches British households goes on the Log, and the clock goes back to zero. Get one email when it happens: what stopped, what it means at home, and the one thing worth doing about it.

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since the last confirmed incident to reach British homes: Black October: two critical PHP flaws let attackers take over web servers. Help Net Security

  • 5on the Log in the last 30 days
  • 4 a weeknationally significant cyber-attacks on the UK (NCSC)

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What arrives

One email when the clock resets

  • An email each time the clock resets, usually a few times a week
  • What it means for a household, in plain English, with the source
  • The week's Log every Sunday
  • Free, and one click to unsubscribe

Questions

About the alerts

How often will you email me?
When the clock resets, which is usually a few times a week, and a short Log every Sunday. If several things happen in one day, they come in one email.
Who decides what counts?
We log incidents that stop or break something British households rely on: banks and payments, power, water, phones and broadband, shops, transport, hospitals and government. Each one is confirmed by the organisation involved, an official body or at least two reputable news outlets, and every entry links to its source.
Is this scaremongering?
No. Everything on the Log happened and is sourced. Most incidents never reach your home. The point is the pace: the more often systems fail, the more often one failure reaches the front door.
Do you sell my email?
Never. We use it to send the alerts and, occasionally, news about T-⁠MINUS kits. See our privacy notice.