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ToxicPanda Banking Trojan Infects Over 1,500 Android Smartphones, Targets 16 Banks: Report
ToxicPanda has been detected by security researchers as a new banking trojan, infected devices in Europe and Latin America. It is used to remotely take over accounts on compromised phones, allowing attackers to transfer funds while bypassing a bank's security measures. ToxicPanda was reportedly found on over 1,500 devices, while targeting users of ...
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Delhi Boy Wanted To Study Science, Dies By Suicide After Failing To Secure Seat
On Thursday, Kunal's body was found in a dormitory at Kalinga Institute of Social Science School in Delhi, police said.
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Japan's Elderly Population Living Alone To Jump 47% By 2050: Research
The number of senior citizens living alone in Japan will likely jump 47% by 2050, a government-affiliated research institute said on Friday, underscoring the heavy burden the country's demographic change will exert on its social security system.
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Global Pension Index 2023: Countries With The Best Pension System
Globally, Netherlands took the top spot, followed by Iceland and Denmark, while Argentina was ranked last, according to the index.
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Centre Should Build Own, Secure Platforms For Live Online Classes, Demand Students
Currently educational institutions in the country are using social media platforms like WhatsApp, Facebook, etc. to conduct online classes.
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Central Institutions Can Now Pay Salaries Through Bank Or Cheque
The cabinet has today cleared an ordinance or executive order to allow businesses to pay salaries through electronic mode and cheques. The order will only be applicable to central government-administered institutions.
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Sheikh Hasina Seeks Nationwide Alert Amid Islamist Attacks
Fearing fresh Islamist attacks, Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today sought a nationwide social alert advising neighbourhoods and institutions to develop their own security systems to supplement the security agencies.
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Sweeping Glory: BMC Sweeper Secures MPhil Degree
Beating all odds, 36-year-old Sunil Yadav, a street sweeper employed with the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) today swept his way to success by securing an MPhil degree from Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS) here.
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Guatemalan President Was 'Number One' in Graft Scheme: Officials
Prosecutors accused Guatemalan President Otto Perez on Friday of being one of the ringleaders of a corruption scandal shaking the country, as police arrested his former vice president.
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Military Helps Cut Honduras Murder Rate, But Abuses Spike
The militarization of Central America's violent Honduras has helped to stem gang bloodshed in a land known for the world's highest murder rate, but it has created another problem - an apparent spike in abuses blamed on soldiers.
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Thousands March in Honduras to Demand Resignation of President
Thousands of angry, torch-bearing Hondurans marched on Friday to call for the resignation of President Juan Hernandez and demand an independent probe into one of the worst corruption scandals in the country's history.
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Heartache for Japan's Real-Life 40-Year-Old Virgins
Takashi Sakai is a healthy 41-year-old heterosexual man with a good job and a charming smile. But he's never had sex, one of a growing number of middle-aged Japanese men who are still virgins.
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Thousands Rally in Honduras Calling for President Hernandez to Quit
Thousands of protesters marched through Honduras's capital on Friday demanding the resignation of President Juan Orlando Hernandez over a corruption scandal that has seen growing calls for him to quit.
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Thousands Raise Pressure on President, Protest Graft in Guatemala,
Thousands gathered in the main square of Guatemala's capital on Saturday to protest against corruption after a wave of graft scandals prompted a Cabinet shake-up and the resignation of the vice president.
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Female Population on Fall in Japan, No Measures to Control
Based on the alarming data from the National Institute of Population and Social Security Research, The Japan Policy Council estimated that in 2040, 896 municipalities, or 49.8 per cent of overall municipalities, would see their populations of women in their 20s and 30s decline by more than half from levels in 2010.
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ToxicPanda Banking Trojan Infects Over 1,500 Android Smartphones, Targets 16 Banks: Report
ToxicPanda has been detected by security researchers as a new banking trojan, infected devices in Europe and Latin America. It is used to remotely take over accounts on compromised phones, allowing attackers to transfer funds while bypassing a bank's security measures. ToxicPanda was reportedly found on over 1,500 devices, while targeting users of ...
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Delhi Boy Wanted To Study Science, Dies By Suicide After Failing To Secure Seat
On Thursday, Kunal's body was found in a dormitory at Kalinga Institute of Social Science School in Delhi, police said.
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Japan's Elderly Population Living Alone To Jump 47% By 2050: Research
The number of senior citizens living alone in Japan will likely jump 47% by 2050, a government-affiliated research institute said on Friday, underscoring the heavy burden the country's demographic change will exert on its social security system.
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Global Pension Index 2023: Countries With The Best Pension System
Globally, Netherlands took the top spot, followed by Iceland and Denmark, while Argentina was ranked last, according to the index.
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Centre Should Build Own, Secure Platforms For Live Online Classes, Demand Students
Currently educational institutions in the country are using social media platforms like WhatsApp, Facebook, etc. to conduct online classes.
-
Central Institutions Can Now Pay Salaries Through Bank Or Cheque
The cabinet has today cleared an ordinance or executive order to allow businesses to pay salaries through electronic mode and cheques. The order will only be applicable to central government-administered institutions.
-
Sheikh Hasina Seeks Nationwide Alert Amid Islamist Attacks
Fearing fresh Islamist attacks, Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today sought a nationwide social alert advising neighbourhoods and institutions to develop their own security systems to supplement the security agencies.
-
Sweeping Glory: BMC Sweeper Secures MPhil Degree
Beating all odds, 36-year-old Sunil Yadav, a street sweeper employed with the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) today swept his way to success by securing an MPhil degree from Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS) here.
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Guatemalan President Was 'Number One' in Graft Scheme: Officials
Prosecutors accused Guatemalan President Otto Perez on Friday of being one of the ringleaders of a corruption scandal shaking the country, as police arrested his former vice president.
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Military Helps Cut Honduras Murder Rate, But Abuses Spike
The militarization of Central America's violent Honduras has helped to stem gang bloodshed in a land known for the world's highest murder rate, but it has created another problem - an apparent spike in abuses blamed on soldiers.
-
Thousands March in Honduras to Demand Resignation of President
Thousands of angry, torch-bearing Hondurans marched on Friday to call for the resignation of President Juan Hernandez and demand an independent probe into one of the worst corruption scandals in the country's history.
-
Heartache for Japan's Real-Life 40-Year-Old Virgins
Takashi Sakai is a healthy 41-year-old heterosexual man with a good job and a charming smile. But he's never had sex, one of a growing number of middle-aged Japanese men who are still virgins.
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Thousands Rally in Honduras Calling for President Hernandez to Quit
Thousands of protesters marched through Honduras's capital on Friday demanding the resignation of President Juan Orlando Hernandez over a corruption scandal that has seen growing calls for him to quit.
-
Thousands Raise Pressure on President, Protest Graft in Guatemala,
Thousands gathered in the main square of Guatemala's capital on Saturday to protest against corruption after a wave of graft scandals prompted a Cabinet shake-up and the resignation of the vice president.
-
Female Population on Fall in Japan, No Measures to Control
Based on the alarming data from the National Institute of Population and Social Security Research, The Japan Policy Council estimated that in 2040, 896 municipalities, or 49.8 per cent of overall municipalities, would see their populations of women in their 20s and 30s decline by more than half from levels in 2010.
