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The world once laughed at North Korean cyber power. No moreNorth Koreans have quietly developed a cyberprogram that is stealing hundreds of millions of dollars and proving capable of unleashing glob...- Wall Street's dirty secret is out! Illegal information being trafficked via WhatsAppJust about everyone in finance is embracing these apps as a virtually untraceable way to circumvent compliance, get around the HR and keep ...
- What awaits us in 2016: From the US Presidential poll to assemblies back home and in sports, technology & entertainmentET Magazine delves into what lies ahead in the New Year.Brace yourselves!
- ISIS is reportedly using information leaked by Edward Snowden to evade intelligence authoritiesThe New York Times reported this week that ISIS has "studied revelations from Edward J. Snowden, about how the US gathers information on mi...
- Government facility in 3 months to clean malware from mobiles, PCsGovernment is setting up a centre that will detect malicious programmes like 'botnets' and help device owners remove such harmful softwares...
- Edward Snowden death hoax rocks TwitterA hoax tweet claiming that US whistleblower and former NSA contractor Edward Snowden had been found dead had Twitter in a tizzy.
- Here's what and who made Oscars 2015 interestingThe Oscars 2015 was a mixed bag of various incidents. Here are a couple of interesting moments from the 87th Academy Awards.
- Oscars 2015: Some of the best quotes from the 87th Academy AwardsSome talked about equality. Some talked about inspiration. While some others talked about partying and letting their hair down.
- Snooping row: US promises to deal with it professionallyAsked if the issue figured in his meeting with Jaitley, Burns replied: "We are confining those discussions to diplomatic channels right now...
- Glenn Greenwald’s book reveals a wider net of US spying on envoysGreenwald’s book also reproduces a document listing embassies and missions that had been penetrated by the NSA, including that of India.
- Government's new email policy yet to click, bureaucrats continue to use GmailThe email policy came in the wake of revelations by former US NSAcontractor Edward Snowden about mass illegal surveillance by US.
- From Pope to Snowden: In 2013, the smart guys won globallyAll the world may have been a stage in Shakespeare's day, but in our time, it's more like an endless sandlot ball game slugged out between ...
- Narendra Modi shortlisted by Time for Person of the Year titleOther candidates in fray are Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, US President Barack Obama, Pakistani teenage education activist Malala Yous...
- Government may ban official use of Gmail, Yahoo by year-endAccording to official sources, the policy seeks to protect the large amount of critical government data.
- Cyber-spying fallout: Govt may restrict usage of Google's Gmail for employeesThe move is intended to increase security of confidential government information after revelations of widespread cyber-spying by the US.
- Edward Snowden seeks asylum in India, 19 other countriesEdward Snowden, currently sheltered in the transit zone of Moscow airport, has sought asylum in 20 countries, including India.
- Receipt nails MEA claim on Julian Assange's asylum pleaThe receipt establishes that the high commission indeed received a letter from Assange on May 24, 2012, seeking political asylum in India, ...
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