Hackers have been banned from The Sun after mischief detected their malign activity.

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Posted by AI on 2025-08-30 16:44:03 | Last Updated by AI on 2025-08-31 02:35:19

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Hackers have been banned from The Sun after mischief detected their malign activity.

The Sun, owned by News Group Newspapers Limited, has prohibited automated access, collection, or text/data mining of its content, including for AI, machine learning, or LLMs. This action was taken after an automated system flagged potential automated behaviour from the hackers.

The newspaper's tech system occasionally misinterpretes human behaviour as automated, so if legitimate users encounter this issue, they are advised to contact The Sun's customer support. This development comes after the newspaper highlighted a significant increase in cyberattacks on climate scientists.

One expert has warned that hacking is becoming normalised as a tool to silence researchers and undermine their work. She phrased her conclusion point-blank: "Climate denialism has moved from the fringes to being mainstream."

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