Name: サイバー犯罪者を食い止めるBBCニュースレビュー (Stopping the cyber-criminals: BBC News Review)
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he's a review from BBC Learning English Hello and welcome to News Review The program where we show you how to use the language from the latest news stories in your everyday English.

I'm Catherine and joining me today is Tom.

Okay, and let's hear some more from BBC World Service News.

The British Authority Tackling cybercrime is given details of the extent to which the countries facing constant threats.

The National Cybersecurity Center says it's confronting more than 10 cyber attacks in the UK every week.

So this story is from the part of the government about concern for cybersecurity, and they say that they are stopping up to 10 cybersecurity alerts or attacks every week.

Okay, on, we've got three words and expressions that you found in the media that we're going to look at today related to this story.

My first headline is from New Electron ICS, and it says government publishes code to help manufacturers boost cybersecurity cold a system or collection off rules or guidelines.

So is this about the kind of computer program and cold Are we talking about C plus plus and HTML?

And although things for programming computers here, it's interesting because co does mean that.

But in this headline code refers to a collection or system of rules.

Um, that help us to behave so rules for behavior, not rules for computer programming.

Tell us more eso something we often see with code is a code of conduct.

This is a system of rules or guidelines about how we conduct ourselves and how we behave in a certain situation.

Okay, we have a code of conduct here at the BBC.

No shouting, no throwing things across the office.

You do your job Well, you polite to people.

Is there something about biscuits dealing in the BBC code of conduct I don't think there's anything written in the code.

I think it might be an unspoken fight trying, but I'm sure it's in there somewhere of Rob trying.

Get any other things that go Any other kind of codes of behavior that we've got?

Yes, we can have a highway code, which is driving.

It's our code of behaviour systems of behavior on the highways.

Teoh, this is this is all about rules and instructions.

So is there actually a link between code code?

In the sense of the headline on this computer programming idea?

There is a link between the kind of code in the headline we will talk about and computer programming.

So a computer code is a series of instructions or a system of instructions which a computer can understand.

The second headline is from BBC News and it says UK cyber center floor wort Hostile hackers.

T h w a r t s And it's the a r that make the allow lovely word with lots of continents in it.

We have a definition here, which is prevents.

So if I want to thwart somebody or if I thwart somebody, I stopped them from doing what they want to do.

The UK Cyber Center has thwarted the hackers.

It has stopped the hackers from doing the cyber attack that they wanted to do.

So you can stop someone from doing something.

Is it always something bad you stop them from doing?

And it depends what perspective you're looking from.

Okay, in the headline for the UK it's good We've thwarted the hackers though hackers have bean thwarted.

I wanted to do the cyberattack, so it's neither positive nor negative.

And you knew I notice a passive in there.

And we also have some high frequency words that come with it.

Right, Which Ah, you can thwart someone's attempts.

You could thwart an attempt to attack the UK.

And you could also thwart someone's plans.

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