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Iran partially restores internet access after months-long shutdownIran has partially restored internet connectivity after an extended shutdown. This move comes after nearly three months of limited access. ...- War without borders: The rise of cyberattacks beyond the battlefieldCyber conflict has escalated beyond borders following US-Israeli strikes on Iran, with hacktivists and state-backed actors launching global...
- Canada’s cyber agency warns Iranian reprisals ‘very likely’ to attack critical infrastructure after Ottawa backs US-Israel campaignCanada's top cyber agency warns of likely Iranian cyberattacks on critical infrastructure, including water and energy sectors. This is in r...
- Iran lifts WhatsApp ban, but users hardly feel a changeArdavan Yousefi, a Tehran cafe owner, finds Iran's lifting of the WhatsApp ban insignificant due to widespread restrictions on other platfo...
- Iran cyberspace council votes to lift ban on WhatsAppIran's top council responsible for safeguarding the internet voted Tuesday to lift a ban on the popular messaging application WhatsApp, whi...
- Why Brazil’s Supreme Court blocked X and what it means for the platformBrazil's Supreme Court has ordered the suspension of X, formerly known as Twitter, due to its failure to comply with legal requirements. Ow...
- ChatGPT frenzy sweeps China as firms scramble for home-grown optionsSleekFlow, a Tiger Global-backed startup in Hong Kong, said it was integrating the AI into its customer relations messaging tools.
- Iranians fear new bill will restrict internet even furtherIran moved last week toward further government restrictions on Instagram and other apps, as hard-line lawmakers agreed to discuss a bill th...
- China and Russia using digital tech to sabotage and steal, warns UK“You've got authoritarian regimes including North Korea, Iran, Russia and China using digital tech to sabotage and steal, or to control and...
- Iran extends social media crackdown with move to bar InstagramInstagram would join Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and Telegram in being banned in the Islamic Republic, ostensibly for reasons of national se...
- China, Russia, Iran pose grave cyber espionage threat to US: ReportChina, according to the report, has expansive efforts in place to acquire US technology to include sensitive trade secrets and proprietary ...
- US National Defence Strategy 2018 another instance of conceptual contradictions in Trump policiesUS had played China card against Russia during Cold War. Rather than repeating the strategy in reverse, US has brought the two together aga...
- India will assert its voice for the digitally deprived: Ravi Shankar PrasadIndia will be a "voice of moderation and reason" in the global digital discourse, he said while addressing the Ministerial Forum at Global ...
- Internet should not become a playground for terrorism: PM Narendra Modi“Information sharing and coordination among security agencies is essential to counter the everchanging threat landscape,” Modi said.
- China's activities in South China Sea may pose threat to trade routes: USChina's activities in the disputed South China Sea are "destabilising" and may pose a threat to commercial trade routes in the region, a to...
- Iran moves to ease Internet censorship via "smart filtering"Censorship has eased somewhat since Hassan Rouhani was elected last year on a moderate platform the "smart filter" initiative seemed to ref...
- Sunday ET: Rial's crash this week brings popular anger closer to Iran clericsThe clerical system that runs Iran may worry that popular anger against the economy could turn into anger against the Ayatollahs or their r...
- While the world braces for e-threats, India moves slowRussian expert warned developed countries would be the "main victims'' of cyber-war since they were the most inter-connected in terms of IT.
- China has a history of hacking computersChina has a history of hacking computers not just elsewhere in the world but also in India.
- China, Cuba denounced for web censorshipThese are the countries singled out by the press freedom group Reporters Without Borders as the worst culprits for systematic online censor...
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