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Bring them to book! British Library hit by cyber attack as UK's intelligence agencies hunt for the culprits behind 'major technology outage'

Bring them to book! British Library hit by cyber attack as UK's intelligence agencies hunt for the culprits behind 'major technology outage'

The British Library says it has suffered a 'major technology outage' due to a cyber-attack, impacting its public site and online services. It is investigating the issue with National Cyber Security Centre

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