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Russian-Linked Hackers Suspected In Texas Water Facility Cyberattack

Russian-linked hackers suspected of causing water tank overflow in Texas, highlighting cybersecurity vulnerabilities in US water facilities.

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Lok Sabha polls | In Kerala, online slander campaigns dominate poll narratives as UDF, LDF square off

Use of cyberspace for bullying and harassing public figures, including women politicians contesting the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, appeared to dominate the campaign narrative in Kerala

The Hindu

Unitedhealth Group Beats Expectations Despite Cyberattack Costs

UnitedHealth Group's Q1 performance exceeded expectations despite cyberattack costs and divestment charges, leading to a surge in stock value.

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Top 4 Software Stocks Investors Want - Buy or Hold?

Increased automation of business processes across end-use industries, the surge in the volume of enterprise data, and the adoption of emerging technologies drive demand for software solutions, ultimately boosting market growth. So, let’s analyze if you should buy or hold software stocks ServiceNow (NOW), Clear Secure (YOU), CSG Systems (CSGS),…

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TV security is at an all-time low and it’s time for a major upgrade — how to stay safe

As TVs continue to improve, their underlying security must also find better ways of stifling unwarranted attacks and breaches to keep our data secure.

Tom’s Guide

Private and startup employees key target for cyber criminals in Telangana

Telangana cybercrime data reveals high number of employee victims in Hyderabad, with identity theft and investment frauds prevalent.

The Hindu

New data law, a barrier to journalistic free speech

The Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act, 2023 might have an invisible impact on journalistic free speech

The Hindu

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Dangerous LightSpy iPhone spyware can steal your files, location data and messages — how to stay safe

LightSpy is a spyware designed specifically for iPhone that’s been upgraded with new capabilities to gain access to even more of your data.

Tom’s Guide

Roku confirms over half a million accounts hacked in second credential stuffing incident

Roku suffered another credential stuffing account, but this time, a whopping 576,000 user accounts were hacked.

Android Central

Massive Roku security incident compromises over 500,000 accounts — what to do now

Roku launched an investigation following a recent security incident only to discover that another incident had taken place which affects 576,000 additional accounts.

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Critical EUV chipmaking tool supplier hacked, pressed to pay $10 million for ransomware unlock – Hoya dismisses hack as an ‘IT system incident’

Japanese optical technology leader, Hoya Corporation, recently admitted to being affected by an 'IT system incident.' However, according to reports, it was hit by a ransomware attack and a demand for $10 million to maintain the confidentiality of 1.7 million files.

Tom’s Hardware

Your LG TV could be vulnerable to a cyber attack – here's how to fix it

A software vulnerability that puts personal data at risk has been identified on LG TVs, so update your TV today.

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Anger from campaigners as WhatsApp lowers age limit to 13 in UK and EU

Child safety group says Meta ‘putting profits before protecting children’, as messaging app lowers age limit from 16

The Guardian - UK

Malawian journalist arrested over article accusing businessman of corruption

Rights groups condemn arrest of Macmillan Mhone, who was charged with ‘publication of news likely to cause fear and alarm’

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Conservative Holdouts Warming To FISA Bill Modifications

Conservative House members show support for modified FISA reauthorization bill with a two-year sunset provision, allowing potential changes under a second ...

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Conservatives Warming Up To FISA Bill Modifications

Conservative House members show support for a modified FISA reauthorization bill with a two-year term, signaling potential progress.

The Guardian - UK

Met police failed to act on Commons ‘honeytrap’ sexting reports last year

The force has said there was nothing to suggest at the time that the messages were part of a wider pattern

Reason

Who's the bigger cybersecurity risk – Microsoft or open source?

Episode 500 of the Cyberlaw Podcast

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Lindy Cameron, U.K. Cyber Security Czar, to be next High Commissioner to India

Lindy Cameron appointed British High Commissioner to India, overseeing trade talks and strengthening UK-India relations.

Tom’s Guide

Hackers are using this little-known file type to drop a nasty Windows worm on vulnerable PCs — how to stay safe

The Raspberry Robin malware is back, and this time it’s being delivered using Windows Script Files instead of being distributed on USB flash drives.

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US To Ban Kaspersky Lab Software Over National Security Concerns

Biden administration to ban US use of Kaspersky Lab software over national security concerns.

The Guardian - US

US election officials quit at higher rates in 2020 than other cycles, study shows

Survey finds turnover increased from 28% in 2004 to 39% in 2022, following increased harassment and threats after 2020 election

Windows Central

Here's how a German Microsoft software engineer's 'curiosity and craftsmanship' saved the world's internet from the 'most widespread and effective backdoor ever planted in any software product'

A 38-year-old German Microsoft engineer, Andres Freund, might have potentially saved the world from a significant cyber attack. He uncovered the attack after noticing sluggish processing power while using SSH to access computers remotely during routine checks.

The Hindu

With experimental curbs, commuters get some relief at IKEA Rotary

Cyberabad Traffic Police imposes curbs at IKEA Rotary size to manage peak hour congestion at the busy junction.

AAP

Security establishment frets over attracting youth

Almost every national security challenge Australia faces is tied to technology and the home affairs minister warns AI could further transform this environment.

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