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Fortinet Threat Research Finds Cybercriminals Are Exploiting New Industry Vulnerabilities 43% Faster than 1H 2023

FortiGuard Labs’ 2H 2023 Global Threat Landscape Report highlights the need for vendors to adhere to vulnerability disclosure best practices and for organizations to improve cyber hygiene and patch...

EPFO data breach in 2018 linked to Chinese cyber agency, probe reveals | India News

pmo data breach cert-in: EPFO, PMO data breach: Centre says aware of reports, Cert-In looking into details

A social media user has claimed that data from EPFO and PMO were leaked on the global software and code repository GitHub. Senior officials told ET that the government is aware of the claims but "need to verify them first".

Data breaches at PMO and EPFO, In-Cert officials brought in to probe allegations

On Tuesday, a social media user on platform X alleged the leakage of documents from Chinese cyber agencies on GitHub. The user claimed that these documents contained data from the EPFO, the Indian PMO, and various public and private organisations.

Byju's rights issue fully subscribed; PhonePe's Indus Appstore launched

Days ahead of a decisive extraordinary general meeting, Byju Raveendran wrote a letter to shareholders informing them that the edtech firms rights issue has been fully subscribed. Details of this and more in todays ETtech Top 5.

Bitsight unveils fully integrated solution for managing entire third-party risk lifecycle

The combined solution arrives amidst growing demands to comply with NIS2, DORA, SEC and other cyber security regulations.

EPFO data breached in 2018 'repackaged' by Chinese cyber agency, probe finds | Business News

On Monday, a big trove of information was leaked on Github as part of documents relating to Chinese cyber agencies – indicating that these agencies were either responsible for the initial breach, or acquired the compromised data after that, a senior government official said.

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