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Forza Horizon 6 leak download link gets players banned: Is the early access safe for gamers? Global release date and timeForza Horizon 6 leak: Large portions of Forza Horizon 6 files reportedly surfaced on SteamDB over the weekend ahead of both the game’s earl...- NEET 2026 cancellation shows why India must ditch printed exam papersIndia's medical entrance exam, NEET, faces recurring paper leaks due to a flawed physical distribution system. A digital cinema-like model,...
- No blanket permission to any agency for surveillance under NETRA, NATGRID: Centre to HCIt said that the lawful interception or monitoring or decryption of any message or class of messages or any information stored in any compu...
- India proposes alpha-numeric hash to track WhatsApp chatWhatsApp has argued that billions of messages are sent from its platform every minute making it impossible to store or keep track of them.
- No blanket permission given for surveillance under NETRA, NATGRID: Centre to HCThe government defended the need for the CMS, NETRA and NATGRID surveillance systems saying that "grave threats to the country from terrori...
- SC to hear WhatsApp message traceability petitions in JanuaryA two-judge bench led by Justice Deepak Gupta on Tuesday transferred a host of petitions relating to social media message traceability to i...
- MHA asked IT Ministry in October for data notificationET has reliably gathered that the home ministry first approached the Ministry of Electronics & Information Technology in October with a sec...
- Experts say citizens may start fearing digital big brother after government snooping orderExperts argue that rules backing the order are too broad, lack judicial oversight and need a fresh review.
- Not seeking decryption, but location, identity of those sending provocative messages: Government to WhatsAppWhatsApp has been under fire for being used to spread rumours that have led to violence.
- SC dismisses plea for ban on Whatsapp and other messaging AppsThe Supreme Court today dismissed a plea seeking ban on WhatsApp and other communication applications on security grounds.
- Security agencies unable to decrypt some info on WhatsApp: Ravi Shankar PrasadSecurity agencies are unable to decrypt some of the communication on platforms like WhatsApp to readable formats for various reasons such a...
- Quick Heal detects virus that demands a $ 300 ransomQuick Heal said it has detected a new computer virus, CryptoLocker ransomware, which after encrypting files in a user's computer demands a ...
- Security agencies unable to decode some intercepted communicationSecurity agencies are unable to decrypt some intercepted communication into readable format even after multiple efforts by the government.
- BlackBerry sets up server in Mumbai to aid interceptionAcceding to India's security concerns, Canada-based Research in Motion - makers of BlackBerry smart phones - has finally set up a 'server' ...
- RIM gets backing from COAIBlackBerry maker Research in Motion (RIM) on Tuesday received support from the Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI) on the decryp...
- BlackBerry row: COAI defends RIMBlackBerry maker Research in Motion (RIM) today received support from Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI) on the decryption of m...
- BlackBerry's current woes echo US troublesThreats by the governments of India, the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia to shut down BlackBerry’s corporate email services reflect u...
- BlackBerry: Govt convenes meeting of telecom operatorsLast week, BlackBerry made a fresh attempt to break the logjam over its services in India by offering "metadata" and relevant information t...
- BlackBerry: Govt convenes meeting of telecom operatorsWith BlackBerry makers passing on the buck to telecom operators for monitoring its services, the Government has called a meeting of service...
- BlackBerry to open code for security checkRIM has for the first time agreed to allow Indian security agencies to monitor its BlackBerry services. Apple's best-known products I 5 Bla...
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