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RaHDIt Hacker Group Leaks Personal Information of Russian Citizens Working With Ukrainian Intelligence: Report
The RaHDIt hacking group, based in Russia, has leaked personal information of Russian citizens who have collaborated with Ukrainian military intelligence, according to a report by Sputnik. The hackers leaked details of thousands of Ukrainian officers, their relatives and people living with them. The data on the alleged spies include representatives...
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WhatsApp Faces Proceedings in Russia Over Violation of Personal Data Law
Russia launched administrative proceedings against Facebook's WhatsApp for what it said was a failure to localise data of Russian users on Russian territory.
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Google Fined RUB 3 Million for Violating Personal Data Law, Its First Fine for the Offense
Google was fined RUB 3 million (roughly Rs. 30 lakhs) by Russia for violating personal data legislation, Google's first fine for that offense, Moscow's Tagansky District Court said.
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Russia Fines Google For Violating Personal Data Law
Russia on Thursday fined Google 3 million roubles ($41,017) for violating personal data legislation, Google's first fine for that offence, Moscow's Tagansky District Court said.
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Google Faces Administrative Case in Russia for Breaching Personal Data Law
Russia has opened an administrative case against Google for not storing the personal data of Russian users in databases on Russian territory, a move that could see the tech giant fined, communications regulator Roskomnadzor said.
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LinkedIn Ban Upheld by Russian Court Over Data Protection Fears
LinkedIn is being banned under a new law requiring companies to store Russian users' personal data inside Russia.
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Vladmir Putin Signs Law Seen as Crimping Social Media
President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday signed a law requiring Internet companies to store all personal data of Russian users at data centres in Russia, a move which could chill criticism on foreign social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter.
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RaHDIt Hacker Group Leaks Personal Information of Russian Citizens Working With Ukrainian Intelligence: Report
The RaHDIt hacking group, based in Russia, has leaked personal information of Russian citizens who have collaborated with Ukrainian military intelligence, according to a report by Sputnik. The hackers leaked details of thousands of Ukrainian officers, their relatives and people living with them. The data on the alleged spies include representatives...
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WhatsApp Faces Proceedings in Russia Over Violation of Personal Data Law
Russia launched administrative proceedings against Facebook's WhatsApp for what it said was a failure to localise data of Russian users on Russian territory.
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Google Fined RUB 3 Million for Violating Personal Data Law, Its First Fine for the Offense
Google was fined RUB 3 million (roughly Rs. 30 lakhs) by Russia for violating personal data legislation, Google's first fine for that offense, Moscow's Tagansky District Court said.
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Russia Fines Google For Violating Personal Data Law
Russia on Thursday fined Google 3 million roubles ($41,017) for violating personal data legislation, Google's first fine for that offence, Moscow's Tagansky District Court said.
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Google Faces Administrative Case in Russia for Breaching Personal Data Law
Russia has opened an administrative case against Google for not storing the personal data of Russian users in databases on Russian territory, a move that could see the tech giant fined, communications regulator Roskomnadzor said.
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LinkedIn Ban Upheld by Russian Court Over Data Protection Fears
LinkedIn is being banned under a new law requiring companies to store Russian users' personal data inside Russia.
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Vladmir Putin Signs Law Seen as Crimping Social Media
President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday signed a law requiring Internet companies to store all personal data of Russian users at data centres in Russia, a move which could chill criticism on foreign social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter.
