IDF foils another Hamas honeypot attempt
The fake accounts that were identified as Hamas operators were seemingly innocent profiles that approached Israelis over the past month, attempting to implant spyware.
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The fake accounts that were identified as Hamas operators were seemingly innocent profiles that approached Israelis over the past month, attempting to implant spyware.
The Central Electricity Authority (CEA) has issued guidelines for Cyber Security in power systems especially against the backdrop of cyber intrusion attempts and cyber-attacks in any critical sector are carried out with a malicious intent.
By now, ministers and Bharatiya Janata Party members have fulminated and muttered complaints about the massive story of illegal surveillance using Pegasus spyware on Indian citizens. On Monday, new Information Technology minister Ashiwini Vaishnav described the reports as “highly sensational”, hours before it emerged his own phone number had been on a list of potential hacking targets. Union Home Minister Amit Shah attempted to repurpose his infamous chronology comment and make vague remarks about a global conspiracy. Ravi Shankar Prasad, recently sacked from the Cabinet, asked if this ...
A total of 100 arrests have been made in these cases, the police informed on Tuesday. The Delhi Police has also begun action against fraud callers and cyber financial cheats. In the last two days, 200 mobile numbers, 95 bank accounts, 33 UTR and 17 UPI/Wallet involved in this inhuman crime have been identified, the police said. The Delhi Police cyber unit CyPAD has also aligned with the Cyber and Information Security Division of the Ministry of Home Affairs, to create an integrated platform for law enforcement agencies and financial intermediaries like banks, wallets, merchants for real-t...
113 FIRs lodged in connection with same The police on Tuesday said they have arrested 100 persons and registered 113 FIRs in connection with COVID-related malpractices. Delhi Police Public Relations Officer Chinmoy Biswal said out of 113 FIRs, 61 cases pertain to cheating and fraud in the name of providing COVID medicines or oxygen etc. while 52 cases pertain to black marketing, hoarding or overcharging. The police said, in the last two days, they have identified 200 mobile numbers, 95 bank accounts, 33 UTR and 17 UPI/Wallet involved in this crime. They said in coordination with the National...