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As Bangladesh marks 50 years of independence, the country has yet to establish itself as a substantive democracy. Observers say autocratic tendencies are becoming more pronounced than ever.

A critical flaw in widely used software has cybersecurity experts raising alarms and big companies racing to fix the issue.

A cyber tribunal in Sylhet today dismissed a case filed under Digital Security Act against Murad Hassan, former State Minister for Information and Broadcasting.

Government officials denounced the measures but activists hailed them as a step forward for human rights in the country. The sanctions were implemented over rights abuses and extrajudicial killings.

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The Department of Homeland Securitys top cyber official on Saturday urged government and private-sector organizations to address a critical flaw in widely used software that hackers were actively using to

A case has been filed today against Dr Murad Hassan, former state minister for information, and Mohammad Mohiuddin Helal Nahid, a Facebook live talk show host, under the Digital Security Act.

Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan today said that the state is not offended by the remarks of former state minister for information, Murad Hassan, and it will not file any case under the Digital Security Act in this regard.