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500 million WhatsApp users whose data was put up for sale.
Up to 80 nations are said to have been impacted by the most recent WhatsApp data hack, including Russia, Italy, Egypt, Brazil, Spain, and more.
China's Cyberspace Administration has updated its guidelines for controlling online comments.
The CAC's declaration comes as Chinese authorities are increasingly controlling what topics the public is permitted to debate online and on the Internet.
Government will bring up technology misuse during "No Money for Terror" conference.
The "No Money for Terror" conference will support India's initiatives to foster international understanding and collaboration in the fight against financing.
Data protection legislation will stop the exploitation of client data and punish offenders
In August, the administration withdrew the Personal Data Protection Measure from the Lok Sabha, and it is anticipated that it will introduce a new bill.
Internal Records Illustrate How Close the FBI Was to Using Spyware
The F.B.I.'s director, Christopher Wray, revealed to Congress in December 2017 that the agency bought the phone-hacking programme Pegasus for R&D.
A handbook for social media parental restrictions
Social media businesses came under fire for how they safeguard—or don't safeguard—their youngest users a little more than a year ago.
Due to security concerns, the FCC commissioner urges on the US to outlaw TikTok.
Commissioner Brendan Carr pleaded with the American government to outlaw the well-known social networking app TikTok.
An Australian defence communications platform has been attacked by ransomware.
According to Matt Keogh, the minister for veterans' affairs and defence personnel, the dataset was from 2018, and it contained 30,000 to 40,000 records.
Pathology data stolen in Australia as hacking plague spreads
Hacking plague spreads to Australia, pathology providers suffer data theft involving 223,000 patients.
Data protection bill will be simple and modern
During a speech at the CyFY2022, an occasion organised by the Observer Research Foundation, the minister made this statement (ORF).
Google claims it will examine the Rs. 1,337 billion penalty judgement from CCI.
Google today referred to the decision as a "significant setback" for Indian consumers and enterprises.
TikTok security arrangement is likely to expose US data to hacking and Chinese espionage.
Even if the Biden administration negotiates a security pact meant to exempt the video platform from a comprehensive US ban.