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Chinese hackers pose biggest espionage threat to tech firms, CrowdStrike saysChina-linked hackers presented the largest espionage threat to technology firms in the past year. This surge coincides with significant inv...- No law bans withdrawal of cryptocurrency: BinanceIndian crypto exchanges are blocking user withdrawals fearing misuse for money laundering. Global exchange Binance, however, permits free w...
- Pakistan: A grim shadow falls on Asim Munir's moment in the sunA leaked diplomatic cable reveals US pressure on Pakistan to remove former Prime Minister Imran Khan. The document suggests a no-confidence...
- Word of the day: SurreptitiousSurreptitious refers to the behavior performed secretly and deliberately to avoid notice or judgment. Originating in Latin origins associat...
- Apple agrees to pay $95 million over Siri eavesdropping; iPhone, Mac and iPad users may also get compensationApple has agreed to pay $95 million to settle a lawsuit alleging it used its Siri virtual assistant to eavesdrop on user conversations with...
- Apple to pay $95 million to settle lawsuit accusing Siri of snoopy eavesdroppingThe alleged recordings occurred even when people didn't seek to activate the virtual assistant with the trigger words, "Hey, Siri." Some of...
- Prince Harry makes surprise appearance in UK court as privacy case against Daily Mail publisher beginsThe Duke of Sussex is among a group of celebrity claimants.
- Govt mulls amending archaic law on publications, printing pressesThe Press and Registration of Books Act, 1867, pertains to regulation of printing presses and newspapers and their registration. An estimat...
- Bad luck stories can do a good turnCustodians of historical sites should float superstitious tales as low-cost security.
- Data of one country should not become surreptitious property of another country: Ravi Shankar Prasad"The essence of digital world is transparency where on a click of button, everything is available. This system must be maintained in a robu...
- Article 35A constitutionally vulnerable, hampering development in Jammu and Kashmir: Arun JaitleyJaitley said the state does not have adequate financial resources and its ability to raise more has been crippled by Article 35A.
- National Herald: Centre issues notice to AJL to show cause to avoid eviction, seeks reply by March 13The notice comes after the Delhi High Court dismissed AJL's plea challenging a single-judge order to vacate the premises at ITO.
- Woman naxal killed in face-off with security forces in ChhattisgarhIn the view of a campaign of naxals which usually starts from January during which they step up activities, an operation was launched.
- Mahindra Resorts plans to take legal action against namesake companyIt is taking action for trademark infringement and illegally approaching its members on the pretext of offering new packages.
- Intelligence Bureau report reveals how NGOs work against development of IndiaIB has recommended the cancellation of permission given to greenpeace for collecting funds abroad besides reassessment of its tax complianc...
- Legalise corporate lobbying, advocacy in India: Assocham"Like in the US, we should make lobbying legal with all the rules of transparency in place," Assocham Secretary General D S Rawat said.
- Google says FBI watching web usersFBI is monitoring the Web for potential terrorist activity, the Internet giant Google said in a transparency report.
- Sri Lanka accuses international lawyers of violating visa normsSri Lanka today accused a delegation of international jurists led by former Chief Justice of India J S Verma of attempting to undermine it'...
- Black money: Govt denies link between terror outfits and stock marketThe PIL filed by eminent lawyer Ram Jethmalani and others had referred to the media reports alleging a link between money belonging to Indi...
- PoK, Pak visitors not acquiring property, SC toldVisitors who come to J&K in the Muzaffarabad-Srinagar bus from Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir neither acquire evacuees’ properties ...
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