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US Congress Bans Employees From Installing DeepSeek On Phones, Computers
Staffers are explicitly prohibited from installing DeepSeek on official phones, computers, and tablets.
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SpyLoan Apps Installed on Over 8 Million Android Phones Amidst Rise in Predatory Loan Apps
SpyLoan, a predatory loan application, has been detected on over 8 million Android devices, according to McAfee. Fifteen versions of the SpyLoan application have been removed or updated since they were identified, and users must remove these apps manually if they have already been downloaded.
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Necro Trojan Detected in Google Play Apps and Modded Versions of Spotify, WhatsApp
Google Play apps as well as unofficial mods of popular apps are being targeted by attackers to spread a dangerous malware, according to security researchers. Dubbed Necro trojan, this family of malware is capable of keylogging, stealing sensitive information, installing additional malware, remote execution of commands, and more. Two apps in the Goo...
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Microsoft Finds Major Security Flaw ‘Dirty Stream’ in Android Apps Totalling Billions of Downloads
Microsoft discovered a major security vulnerability in multiple Android apps last week that could be exploited to gain unauthorised access to apps and sensitive data on the device. Interestingly, this security flaw does not come from the system codes, but an improper usage of a particular system by developers that can lead to loopholes that are pro...
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6-Year-Jail Term For UP Man For Passing Sensitive Army Info To Pakistan
A special NIA court in Uttar Pradesh on Tuesday sent a man to six years of rigorous imprisonment for passing photographs and videos of sensitive Indian installations to agents working for Pakistani defence establishment and spy agency ISI.
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CERT-In Warns of Over 50 Security Flaws Affecting Android Smartphones: All You Need to Know
CERT-In has warned of serious security flaws affecting major versions of Google's Android operating system. The Indian agency for cybersecurity has listed 51 security vulnerabilities that affect different parts of Google’s OS, such as the framework and components from various vendors. These flaws could allow a malicious user to run harmful code, ...
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Imran Khan Planned Attacks On Military Installations, Says Aide: Report
Pakistan's jailed former prime minister Imran Khan masterminded the May 9 violence and planned the attacks on sensitive military installations with an aim to remove Army Chief General Asim Munir, his close aide Usman Dar has said.
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Saraswati Idol At Disputed Site Triggers Tension In Madhya Pradesh Town
Unidentified men tried to install an idol of Goddess Saraswati in the disputed 12th Century Bhojshala in communally sensitive Dhar town in Madhya Pradesh on Sunday, the local police have said. The structure is under the protection of the Archaeologic
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aCropalypse Flaw Allows Recovery of Sensitive Data Removed From Pixel Screenshots, Researchers Say
Pixel smartphones are affected by a new security flaw, dubbed aCropalypse, that allows anyone on the Internet to recover information on screenshots that were cropped, obscured, redacted, or hidden, according to security researchers. Google has reportedly fixed the issue on some of its Pixel smartphones with the latest March security update.
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No Public Access To 10 Sensitive Installations Across India: Home Ministry
Ten sensitive installations in six states and one Union territory have been declared out of bounds for the general public.
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Chinese Spy Balloons Targeted India, Several Other Countries: Report
China has operated a fleet of spy balloons targeting several countries including India and Japan, a media report has said, days after the US military shot down a Chinese surveillance craft floating over sensitive installations in the country.
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Over 1,200 CCTV Cameras Positioned In Gurgaon For Surveillance
About 1,200 CCTV cameras have been installed at 222 locations in Gurgaon and Manesar area to ensure security and surveillance the main roads and sensitive places, officials said on Friday.
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CERT-In Detects Threats With High Severity in iPhone, iPad, Mac, ChromeOS and Firefox Browser
CERT-In has found multiple vulnerabilities of high severity in iOS, iPadOS, macOS, Google ChromeOS, and Mozilla Firefox internet browser, which can enable a cyber attacker to perform denial-of-service attacks. Luckily, they can be fixed by installing software updates.
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GTA 6 Said to Feature Female Main Character as Rockstar Games Cleans Up Its Frat-Boy Culture
GTA 6, or Grand Theft Auto VI, Rockstar Games' upcoming instalment in its popular GTA series, will feature a playable female protagonist for the first time. Meanwhile, shelving an insensitive game during the global reckoning over police violence, removing transphobic jokes from GTA 5, are some of the actions that Rockstar, a division of Take-Two In...
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'Hyper-Sensitive' Airports To Install Intrusion Detection System By 2023
All "hyper-sensitive" airports in the country will have to install a perimeter intrusion detection system by December next year, the Bureau of Civil Aviation Security said in a circular.
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US Congress Bans Employees From Installing DeepSeek On Phones, Computers
Staffers are explicitly prohibited from installing DeepSeek on official phones, computers, and tablets.
-
SpyLoan Apps Installed on Over 8 Million Android Phones Amidst Rise in Predatory Loan Apps
SpyLoan, a predatory loan application, has been detected on over 8 million Android devices, according to McAfee. Fifteen versions of the SpyLoan application have been removed or updated since they were identified, and users must remove these apps manually if they have already been downloaded.
-
Necro Trojan Detected in Google Play Apps and Modded Versions of Spotify, WhatsApp
Google Play apps as well as unofficial mods of popular apps are being targeted by attackers to spread a dangerous malware, according to security researchers. Dubbed Necro trojan, this family of malware is capable of keylogging, stealing sensitive information, installing additional malware, remote execution of commands, and more. Two apps in the Goo...
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Microsoft Finds Major Security Flaw ‘Dirty Stream’ in Android Apps Totalling Billions of Downloads
Microsoft discovered a major security vulnerability in multiple Android apps last week that could be exploited to gain unauthorised access to apps and sensitive data on the device. Interestingly, this security flaw does not come from the system codes, but an improper usage of a particular system by developers that can lead to loopholes that are pro...
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6-Year-Jail Term For UP Man For Passing Sensitive Army Info To Pakistan
A special NIA court in Uttar Pradesh on Tuesday sent a man to six years of rigorous imprisonment for passing photographs and videos of sensitive Indian installations to agents working for Pakistani defence establishment and spy agency ISI.
-
CERT-In Warns of Over 50 Security Flaws Affecting Android Smartphones: All You Need to Know
CERT-In has warned of serious security flaws affecting major versions of Google's Android operating system. The Indian agency for cybersecurity has listed 51 security vulnerabilities that affect different parts of Google’s OS, such as the framework and components from various vendors. These flaws could allow a malicious user to run harmful code, ...
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Imran Khan Planned Attacks On Military Installations, Says Aide: Report
Pakistan's jailed former prime minister Imran Khan masterminded the May 9 violence and planned the attacks on sensitive military installations with an aim to remove Army Chief General Asim Munir, his close aide Usman Dar has said.
-
Saraswati Idol At Disputed Site Triggers Tension In Madhya Pradesh Town
Unidentified men tried to install an idol of Goddess Saraswati in the disputed 12th Century Bhojshala in communally sensitive Dhar town in Madhya Pradesh on Sunday, the local police have said. The structure is under the protection of the Archaeologic
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aCropalypse Flaw Allows Recovery of Sensitive Data Removed From Pixel Screenshots, Researchers Say
Pixel smartphones are affected by a new security flaw, dubbed aCropalypse, that allows anyone on the Internet to recover information on screenshots that were cropped, obscured, redacted, or hidden, according to security researchers. Google has reportedly fixed the issue on some of its Pixel smartphones with the latest March security update.
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No Public Access To 10 Sensitive Installations Across India: Home Ministry
Ten sensitive installations in six states and one Union territory have been declared out of bounds for the general public.
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Chinese Spy Balloons Targeted India, Several Other Countries: Report
China has operated a fleet of spy balloons targeting several countries including India and Japan, a media report has said, days after the US military shot down a Chinese surveillance craft floating over sensitive installations in the country.
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Over 1,200 CCTV Cameras Positioned In Gurgaon For Surveillance
About 1,200 CCTV cameras have been installed at 222 locations in Gurgaon and Manesar area to ensure security and surveillance the main roads and sensitive places, officials said on Friday.
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CERT-In Detects Threats With High Severity in iPhone, iPad, Mac, ChromeOS and Firefox Browser
CERT-In has found multiple vulnerabilities of high severity in iOS, iPadOS, macOS, Google ChromeOS, and Mozilla Firefox internet browser, which can enable a cyber attacker to perform denial-of-service attacks. Luckily, they can be fixed by installing software updates.
-
GTA 6 Said to Feature Female Main Character as Rockstar Games Cleans Up Its Frat-Boy Culture
GTA 6, or Grand Theft Auto VI, Rockstar Games' upcoming instalment in its popular GTA series, will feature a playable female protagonist for the first time. Meanwhile, shelving an insensitive game during the global reckoning over police violence, removing transphobic jokes from GTA 5, are some of the actions that Rockstar, a division of Take-Two In...
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'Hyper-Sensitive' Airports To Install Intrusion Detection System By 2023
All "hyper-sensitive" airports in the country will have to install a perimeter intrusion detection system by December next year, the Bureau of Civil Aviation Security said in a circular.
