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One person has died and over 40,000 affected as heavy rains from cyclone Remals aftermath lead to floods across eight districts in Assam.

According to FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel, the carriers had failed to safeguard the most sensitive information entrusted to them, such as real-time location information that discloses their whereabouts and identities. Read more.

A recent "dark web" dataset contained information for approximately 7.6 million current AT&T account holders and 65.4 million former users, totaling around 73 million affected accounts. Read more.

Smaller and mid-sized practices are grappling with difficult choices to survive. If the outage persists, experts warn that some practices may be forced to shut down permanently. Read more.

Gurjeet Aujla News: Gurjeet Singh Aujla, the Congress Member of Parliament from Amritsar, has drawn attention to the prolonged health crisis in his constituency during the ongoing winter session of Parliament. Auijla addressed the urgent need for a treatment protocol for a fever resembling Chikungunya that has persisted for six months in the Cheharta area. Despite negative Chikungunya test results, the community continues to suffer, with symptoms unabated.

In a rapid turn of events, Costa Rica and Honduras have instituted visa requirements for visitors from each other’s nations.

Lyft is laying off 30% of its workforce, its new CEO David Risher, announced amid his plans to lower fares.

At least 24 people were dead due to deadly floods and landslides during heavy rains in Brazil while more than 1,546 households were displaced.