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Zoom Suspends New Free User Registrations in China
Although Zoom has seen a surge in demand for its services it faced a backlash from cyber security experts and users alike over a number of privacy and security issues that caused it to pause new feature development for 90 days to address the concerns.
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Google Says "External" Reason Behind Outage, To Probe "Malicious" Attack
Google has launched its external investigation owing to allegations from its users that its services like Youtube are unable to be accessed. Internet research firm Thousand Eyes, however, claimed that "traffic to certain Google destinations appears to be routed through an ISP in Russia and black-holed at a China Telecom gateway router".
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India Among Countries Worst-Affected by New 'Fireball' Malware: Check Point
"Fireball" is designed to hijack browsers to change the default search engine and track their web traffic on behalf of Beijing-based digital marketing firm called Rafotech.
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Indian-Origin Engineer Guilty Of Revenge Cyberattack
An Indian origin network engineer has pleaded guilty to a revenge cyberattack on a network security company and its clients after he was fired, according to officials.
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Indian-American Vijay Kumar Named Dean of Top US Engineering School
Dr Vijay Kumar, an Indian-American expert on robotics and cyber physical systems, has been named Dean of the University of Pennsylvania School of Engineering and Applied Science, effective July 1.
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Israel's 'Iron Dome' Makers Were Hit by Hackers, Expert Says
Three Israeli defense contractors behind the Iron Dome missile shield and related systems were robbed of hundreds of documents by hackers linked to the Chinese government starting in 2011, a US-based computer forensics expert said on Tuesday.
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Google kicks off always encrypted Gmail service
In a blog post on Thursday, Google said, "Starting today, Gmail will always use an encrypted HTTPS connection when you check or send email."
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Google makes presentation to Election Commission for Lok Sabha election tie-up
Google said it would offer voter facilitation services including free use of its search engines, free online voter registration and more.
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Zoom Suspends New Free User Registrations in China
Although Zoom has seen a surge in demand for its services it faced a backlash from cyber security experts and users alike over a number of privacy and security issues that caused it to pause new feature development for 90 days to address the concerns.
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Google Says "External" Reason Behind Outage, To Probe "Malicious" Attack
Google has launched its external investigation owing to allegations from its users that its services like Youtube are unable to be accessed. Internet research firm Thousand Eyes, however, claimed that "traffic to certain Google destinations appears to be routed through an ISP in Russia and black-holed at a China Telecom gateway router".
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India Among Countries Worst-Affected by New 'Fireball' Malware: Check Point
"Fireball" is designed to hijack browsers to change the default search engine and track their web traffic on behalf of Beijing-based digital marketing firm called Rafotech.
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Indian-Origin Engineer Guilty Of Revenge Cyberattack
An Indian origin network engineer has pleaded guilty to a revenge cyberattack on a network security company and its clients after he was fired, according to officials.
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Indian-American Vijay Kumar Named Dean of Top US Engineering School
Dr Vijay Kumar, an Indian-American expert on robotics and cyber physical systems, has been named Dean of the University of Pennsylvania School of Engineering and Applied Science, effective July 1.
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Israel's 'Iron Dome' Makers Were Hit by Hackers, Expert Says
Three Israeli defense contractors behind the Iron Dome missile shield and related systems were robbed of hundreds of documents by hackers linked to the Chinese government starting in 2011, a US-based computer forensics expert said on Tuesday.
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Google kicks off always encrypted Gmail service
In a blog post on Thursday, Google said, "Starting today, Gmail will always use an encrypted HTTPS connection when you check or send email."
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Google makes presentation to Election Commission for Lok Sabha election tie-up
Google said it would offer voter facilitation services including free use of its search engines, free online voter registration and more.
