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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...- South Korea ecommerce probe opens rift in US tiesSouth Korea defended its investigation into US-listed e-commerce giant Coupang against criticism from American lawmakers. Seoul stated the ...
- Iran used Chinese spy satellite to target US basesIran reportedly acquired a Chinese-built spy satellite, the TEE-01B, in late 2024, enhancing its ability to monitor key military sites acro...
- China supercomputer breach exposes massive defence data, sparks security concernsA massive data breach has reportedly compromised sensitive information from a Chinese government supercomputer, raising national security a...
- Cyber pirates at large, India readies moatsThe Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In), Reserve Bank of India (RBI), Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) and defen...
- Spies and SAS troops among UK nationals' details in Afghan leak, BBC saysA significant data breach by the UK's Ministry of Defence exposed the personal details of over 100 British nationals, including spies and s...
- In massive data breach, details of 16.8 cr citizens, defence staff leaked, gang held: Cyberabad PoliceThe accused persons were found selling more than 140 different categories of information, which include sensitive information such as detai...
- After soldiers’ data and PAN leak, Ministry of Defence orders info curbsThe pay linked websites of the defence ministry have had a chequered history, with hackers compromising the Office of the Principal Control...
- Timeline for induction of Scorpene submarine drawn upThe submarines are being built at the Mazagon Dock Ltd in Mumbai with technology from French defence major DCNS under a project called P-75...
- Leak of documents relating to Scorpene submarines serious matter: DCNS"This investigation will determine the exact nature of the leaked documents, the potential damages to DCNS customers as well as the respons...
- Government seeks report from France on Scorpene data leakAs most major components of the submarines have already been made as per design, any major modification to change its characteristics may n...
- 90 percent of Scorpene leak commercially available information: GovernmentDefence Minister Manohar Parrikar also played down the leak saying that there are a few areas of concern but it is not a `big worry’.
- Scorpene submarines data: Leak not from our side, says MDLA day after the data leak on the capabilities of six highly advanced submarines being built for the Indian Navy in Mumbai in collaboration ...
- Submarine data leak being viewed 'very seriously': Navy chief Sunil LanbaThe high-level committee is expected to submit a detailed report to Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar by September 20.
- French ex-naval officer behind Scorpene submarines data leak?The French firm initially suggested the leak might be at the Indian end, saying it supplies but does not control access to technical data.
- PM Narendra Modi raises NSG bid with Recep Tayyip Erdogan; Scorpene submarine leak with Francois HollandeOn the second and final day of the summit in this east Chinese city, Modi met Erdogan and Hollande in separate "pull-aside" meetings.
- Indian Navy takes up Scorpene document leak wih France's DirectorateAn internal audit of procedures to rule out any security compromise is also being undertaken, the Navy said, a day after it stressed that t...
- Digvijay Singh holds fire on Scorpene data leak issueWhen media reports about leak surfaced, main Opposition party termed the disclosure as "scandalous" and accused Manohar Parrikar of launchi...
- Defence ministry looking into data leak by naval officersThe defence ministry has sought details of the probe against four naval officers in the dock for allegedly divulging classified information...
- Network system info leaked at Japan's Mitsubishi Heavy Industries LimitedDefence Minister Yasuo Ichikawa said his ministry will instruct Mitsubishi Heavy to tighten the security of its computer systems.
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