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Ransomware attacks in 2022 rose by 53% in India: CERT-In - Vimarsana News

Ransomware attacks in 2022 rose by 53% in India: CERT-In

"India Ransomware Report 2022" states that ransomware players targeted critical infrastructure organisations and disrupted services for ransom extraction

Upgrade your Apple products to safeguard data: Indian CERT-In - Vimarsana News

Upgrade your Apple products to safeguard data: Indian CERT-In

The Indian cyber agency has issued warnings for some Apple products in the country, saying that users must upgrade their devices to the latest watchOS, tvOS, and macOS versions to safeguard their personal data.

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Apple users alert! Govt warns of 'high risk' flaw that might allow hackers to steal sensitive information - Vimarsana News

Apple users alert! Govt warns of 'high risk' flaw that might allow hackers to steal sensitive information

CERT-In reveals that these vulnerabilities exist due to flaws in AppleMobileFilelntegrity, Identity Services, Podcasts, TCC, Find My, Shortcuts and WebKit and more.

Indian government issues 'high risk' warning for Microsoft Windows, Office users - Vimarsana News

Indian government issues 'high risk' warning for Microsoft Windows, Office users

These Microsoft tools are quite reliable and the company rolls out regular security updates to keep users safe from any kind of cyberattack but a few users opt to run the older for ease of use but it's worth noting that older versions of apps are easier to exploit

In Past Five Year, 47 Incidents of Data Leak and 142 Data Breaches: MeitY - Vimarsana News

In Past Five Year, 47 Incidents of Data Leak and 142 Data Breaches: MeitY

In reply to a question in the Lok Sabha, the minister also submitted that there were 10 data leaks related to government organisations in 2020, five in 2021 and seven in 2022.

Source: thewire.in