Privacy and Security
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India Data Collection Law Enforced Today; PureVPN Shuts Down Servers It's a dark day for internet freedom in India, with PureVPN as the latest VPN company to remove its tech from the country. -
Google Says Threat Actors and ISPs Teamed Up to Spread Spyware iOS and Android users in Kazakhstan and Italy are among the initial victims of the spyware - which can record device audio. -
Report: Ransomware-as-a-Service Is a ‘Self-Sustaining Industry’ New research has illustrated the complexities of the ransomware ecosystem and suggests we may be focusing on the wrong parts. -
You Can Now Create Your Own Private Network with NordVPN The new feature — dubbed Meshnet — is now available on the NordVPN app for Android, iOS, macOS, Windows, and Linux. -
84% of IT Leaders Think Passwords are “Deceptively Weak” Staff are stuck entering passwords 12 times a day - could your password problems be impacting productivity? -
Indian Government Bans Employees From Using VPNs Cloud platforms like Google Drive and DropBox are also barred in India's latest attack against online privacy. -
NordVPN Becomes Latest VPN to Confirm Departure from India The Panama-based VPN provider has joined various other competitors by shutting down its India servers. -
Report: Over 1B Google Play Banking App Downloads Are Trojan Targets Three out of every four Americans, or about 193 million, use banking apps on a daily basis. They're at risk. -
Report: The Average American Has Suffered 7 Data Breaches Since 2004 The US is at the top of the list for breached accounts across the past 18 years, with over 2.29 billion total breaches. -
Malware-Infested Word Documents Are Arriving in Email Inboxes Researchers have also observed an additional credential-stealing malware being used as a follow-up payload. -
Surfshark Confirms Shutdown of India Servers Due to Data Retention Laws The VPN company says it can no longer operate servers in the country without compromising its no logs policy. -
Telegram Reportedly Exposed User Data To Authorities Telegram denies handing over user data, despite a longstanding appeal from German police forces.