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Thane Court Acquits Woman In 2018 Murder Case Citing Lack Of Proof
A Thane court has acquitted a 36-year-old woman in a murder case of 2018, observing that while there were suspicions surrounding the accused, the prosecution failed to establish her guilt beyond reasonable doubt.
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16 Billion Login Credentials Leaked in Massive Data Breach Impacting Apple, Google and More
Cybersecurity researchers have discovered a “mysterious database” comprising a staggering 16 billion login credentials, in what is being called one of the biggest data breaches in history. According to a report, it impacted some of the world’s biggest technology companies including Apple, Facebook, and Google, along with government portals fr...
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What Pilots Said, What Alarms Rang: Questions For Crashed Air India Plane's 'Black Box'
Authorities investigating the Air India AI-171 plane crash have both black boxes, meaning we can unravel the final seconds and understand why the Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner crashed.
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SEBI Said to be Seeking Greater Access to Social Media Records
SEBI is seeking broader powers from the government to remove unauthorised financial advice from social media platforms. This is the second time since 2022 that the Securities and Exchange Board of India has sought such powers, with approval from the government still pending.
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NASA's Swift Observatory Discovers Twin Black Holes Disturbing Galactic Gas Clouds
NASA's Swift Observatory has recorded a unique signal from two orbiting black holes interacting with a gas cloud in a distant galaxy. This phenomenon, called AT 2021hdr, is marked by recurring gas disturbances due to the black holes' orbit, which astronomers believe could eventually lead to their merger. Observations continue, promising insights in...
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Microsoft Issues Fix for aCropalypse Bug That Could Leak Bank Data, Medical Records from Cropped Screenshots
Microsoft has deployed an update that was affecting the image cropping tool of Windows. Called aCropalypse, the vulnerability prevented screenshots with text information following them from being removed properly after the images were cropped.
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US Senators Push for Limits on Law Enforcement's Purchase of Warrantless Cellphone Tracking Tools
US Senators and civil rights lawyers are pushing for a law that would limit the ability of law enforcement in the US to purchase and use tools to track users using their cellphones, sometimes without a search warrant. Earlier this month, it was reported that US police departments were using a tool called "Fog Reveal" search hundreds of billions of ...
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US Law Enforcement Agencies Using 'Fog Reveal' Tool to Track Users With Data From Popular Apps: Report
Fog Reveal, a location tracking tool, is reportedly used by US law enforcement agencies to access location information of 250 million smartphones to access users' locations. According to a report, the tool provides access to hundreds of billions of records, using data that is sourced from popular apps like Starbucks and Waze.
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Vi Allegedly Exposed Data of 301 Million Customers, Telco Denies Claim
Multiple vulnerabilities in the system of Vodafone Idea (Vi) allegedly exposed details of customers online. Call records, full names and addresses of customers, and SMS details were reportedly leaked online. Vi denied the report and said that it fixed a potential vulnerability in its billing communication immediately after it learned about the bug.
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Telcos Can Keep Call Data and Internet Usage Record for Minimum 2 Years, DoT Mandates
Department of Telecom (DoT) has extended the duration of archiving call data and Internet usage records of subscribers to two years from one year due to security reasons.
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Telecom Firms Must Store Call, Internet Usage Data For Minimum 2 Years: Centre
Department of Telecom (DoT) has extended the duration of archiving call data and internet usage records of subscribers to two years from one year due to security reasons.
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Maxima Max Pro X6 Review: Are Smartwatches Under Rs. 5,000 Worth It?
The Maxima Max Pro X6 smartwatch retails for Rs. 3,999 and for this money, it promises a lot such as blood oxygen level monitoring, IP67 rating and even hands-free calling capability. Is this the ultimate budget smartwatch? Read our review to find out.
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Vodafone, Google Cloud Team Up on Data Analytics
Vodafone said Sunday that it has partnered with Google Cloud to jointly develop Nucleus, a new cloud-based storage and analytics portal which will host Vodafone's data. Both companies will also develop a system called 'Dynamo', which can extract and transport data across different countries.
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"To Set The Record Straight": Amazon Explains Parliament No-Show
After sources said Amazon refused to appear before a joint parliamentary committee looking into the Personal Data Protection bill - and could, therefore, face "coercive action" - the online retail giant said its position "may have been misconstrued"
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Ex-NIA Officer Allegedly Obtained Call Data Records Fraudulently, Charged
A former National Investigation Agency (NIA) officer has been charged by the CBI for alleged fraudulent extraction of information by misusing his power and position. Jalaj Srivastava had allegedly obtained Call Data Records (CDR) of a person at the insistence of the wife of an IRS officer who is facing a probe in a corruption case.
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Thane Court Acquits Woman In 2018 Murder Case Citing Lack Of Proof
A Thane court has acquitted a 36-year-old woman in a murder case of 2018, observing that while there were suspicions surrounding the accused, the prosecution failed to establish her guilt beyond reasonable doubt.
-
16 Billion Login Credentials Leaked in Massive Data Breach Impacting Apple, Google and More
Cybersecurity researchers have discovered a “mysterious database” comprising a staggering 16 billion login credentials, in what is being called one of the biggest data breaches in history. According to a report, it impacted some of the world’s biggest technology companies including Apple, Facebook, and Google, along with government portals fr...
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What Pilots Said, What Alarms Rang: Questions For Crashed Air India Plane's 'Black Box'
Authorities investigating the Air India AI-171 plane crash have both black boxes, meaning we can unravel the final seconds and understand why the Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner crashed.
-
SEBI Said to be Seeking Greater Access to Social Media Records
SEBI is seeking broader powers from the government to remove unauthorised financial advice from social media platforms. This is the second time since 2022 that the Securities and Exchange Board of India has sought such powers, with approval from the government still pending.
-
NASA's Swift Observatory Discovers Twin Black Holes Disturbing Galactic Gas Clouds
NASA's Swift Observatory has recorded a unique signal from two orbiting black holes interacting with a gas cloud in a distant galaxy. This phenomenon, called AT 2021hdr, is marked by recurring gas disturbances due to the black holes' orbit, which astronomers believe could eventually lead to their merger. Observations continue, promising insights in...
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Microsoft Issues Fix for aCropalypse Bug That Could Leak Bank Data, Medical Records from Cropped Screenshots
Microsoft has deployed an update that was affecting the image cropping tool of Windows. Called aCropalypse, the vulnerability prevented screenshots with text information following them from being removed properly after the images were cropped.
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US Senators Push for Limits on Law Enforcement's Purchase of Warrantless Cellphone Tracking Tools
US Senators and civil rights lawyers are pushing for a law that would limit the ability of law enforcement in the US to purchase and use tools to track users using their cellphones, sometimes without a search warrant. Earlier this month, it was reported that US police departments were using a tool called "Fog Reveal" search hundreds of billions of ...
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US Law Enforcement Agencies Using 'Fog Reveal' Tool to Track Users With Data From Popular Apps: Report
Fog Reveal, a location tracking tool, is reportedly used by US law enforcement agencies to access location information of 250 million smartphones to access users' locations. According to a report, the tool provides access to hundreds of billions of records, using data that is sourced from popular apps like Starbucks and Waze.
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Vi Allegedly Exposed Data of 301 Million Customers, Telco Denies Claim
Multiple vulnerabilities in the system of Vodafone Idea (Vi) allegedly exposed details of customers online. Call records, full names and addresses of customers, and SMS details were reportedly leaked online. Vi denied the report and said that it fixed a potential vulnerability in its billing communication immediately after it learned about the bug.
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Telcos Can Keep Call Data and Internet Usage Record for Minimum 2 Years, DoT Mandates
Department of Telecom (DoT) has extended the duration of archiving call data and Internet usage records of subscribers to two years from one year due to security reasons.
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Telecom Firms Must Store Call, Internet Usage Data For Minimum 2 Years: Centre
Department of Telecom (DoT) has extended the duration of archiving call data and internet usage records of subscribers to two years from one year due to security reasons.
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Maxima Max Pro X6 Review: Are Smartwatches Under Rs. 5,000 Worth It?
The Maxima Max Pro X6 smartwatch retails for Rs. 3,999 and for this money, it promises a lot such as blood oxygen level monitoring, IP67 rating and even hands-free calling capability. Is this the ultimate budget smartwatch? Read our review to find out.
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Vodafone, Google Cloud Team Up on Data Analytics
Vodafone said Sunday that it has partnered with Google Cloud to jointly develop Nucleus, a new cloud-based storage and analytics portal which will host Vodafone's data. Both companies will also develop a system called 'Dynamo', which can extract and transport data across different countries.
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"To Set The Record Straight": Amazon Explains Parliament No-Show
After sources said Amazon refused to appear before a joint parliamentary committee looking into the Personal Data Protection bill - and could, therefore, face "coercive action" - the online retail giant said its position "may have been misconstrued"
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Ex-NIA Officer Allegedly Obtained Call Data Records Fraudulently, Charged
A former National Investigation Agency (NIA) officer has been charged by the CBI for alleged fraudulent extraction of information by misusing his power and position. Jalaj Srivastava had allegedly obtained Call Data Records (CDR) of a person at the insistence of the wife of an IRS officer who is facing a probe in a corruption case.
