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DHS data leak: Agency responds after massive breach exposes details of 41,000 officials, including ICE personnelDHS data leak: A recent data breach exposed personal information of 41,000 Department of Homeland Security officials, which was published o...- 41,000 US Homeland Security employee names leaked in major hackA significant data breach has exposed personal details of more than 40,000 Department of Homeland Security employees. The leaked informatio...
- AI could pose 'existential' risk to humanity, UN rights chief warnsUN rights chief Volker Turk warned that artificial intelligence poses an existential threat. He called for "cast-iron guarantees" to ensure...
- US, China gear up for mid-September AI safety talksThe talks, the first official bilateral discussions devoted exclusively to AI between the US and China since US President Donald Trump took...
- US, China gear up for mid-September AI safety dialogueThe United States and China are set to engage in key talks about the safety implications of artificial intelligence. The discussions will f...
- In 1999, a Florida teen hacked NASA, accessed source code of ISS and forced the world's most powerful space agency to shut down some systems for 21 daysIn 1999, 15-year-old hacker Jonathan James broke into NASA computers and downloaded proprietary software linked to the International Space ...
- After D.C., Donald Trump sends military to Oregon's Portland - Democrats outragedPortland: President Trump ordered troops to Portland, Oregon, to protect ICE facilities and federal officers from ongoing protests, authori...
- US announces visa restrictions on those involved in misuse of commercial spywareThe US has announced a visa restriction policy targeting those involved in the misuse of commercial spyware. Secretary of State Antony Blin...
- Spies, hackers, informants: how China snoops on the WestA man has been arrested in the UK for allegedly spying for China, raising concerns about Beijing's intelligence-gathering methods. China ha...
- How the global spyware industry spiralled out of controlThe Biden administration took a public stand last year against the abuse of spyware but the global industry for commercial spyware - which ...
- UAPA necessary so action can be taken against terrorists, those who behead other people: R K SinghIn his address at the opening of a national conference here on 'Human Rights in Indian Culture and Philosophy', he also said one has to hav...
- As opposition blames CPI(M) for Palakkad killings, Kerala CM assures action against culpritsTerming the killings as 'condemnable' and against human conscience, Vijayan, in a Facebook post, said his government will be taking an unco...
- US special representative for North Korea to visit Seoul to discuss missile launchesLast month North Korea test fired an ICBM for the first time since 2017, and U.S. and South Korean officials say there are signs it could a...
- Afghanistan withdrawal draws concerns over abducted AmericanMark Frerichs, a contractor from Lombard, Illinois, believed held for more than a year by the Taliban-affiliated Haqqani network, was not m...
- Russian hackers targeted California, Indiana Democratic partiesThe attempted intrusions, many of which were internally flagged by Microsoft Corp over the summer, were carried out by a group often nickna...
- Scale back engagement with North Korea, US tells IndiaA US delegation from the State Department visited New Delhi this week to discuss how India could plug all exposure to North Korea.
- Delhi Police to approach CERT-In for blocking BBC documentary from internetDespite the Indian government's objection, BBC went ahead to release the documentary on Wednesday night in the UK and also uploaded it on Y...
- Internet activist group Anonymous hacks and defaces US Government websiteAnonymous also had files posted on the USSC website, under the names of US Supreme Court Judges, which it said contained sensitive informat...
- Delhi tops list of cities for cases under IT ActDelhi has quietly become the city that has lodged the maximum number of cases under the stringent IT Act in the country.
- Chips in official IDs raise privacy fearsCritics warn that RFID-tagged identities will enable identity thieves and other criminals to commit "contactless" crimes against victims wh...
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