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New York plan to monitor Labor Day parties with drones prompts outcry

Police accused of playing ‘fast and loose’ with New Yorkers’ rights to due process and to freely hold peaceful gatherings

The Guardian - US

‘Police details’ poster in bus shelter contained incorrect information – PSNI

It comes weeks after the details of about 10,000 officers and staff were mistakenly released online in a major data breach.

The Independent UK

How Can the State Prevent Viewpoint Foreclosure?

By guaranteeing five basic internet rights.

Reason

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Today’s Cache | India’s Personal Data Protection Act weakens RTI; Google hit with copyright lawsuit; Microsoft unbundles Teams to avert fines

RTI activists warn of dilution of Right to Information with new Digital Personal Data Protection Act. Google sued by Jobindex for copyright violations, Microsoft faces EU antitrust probe for tying Office and Teams.

The Hindu

Elon Musk’s X plans to collect your biometric data and job history

X has confirmed the policy change but refused to confirm what type of biometric data it intends to collect

Evening Standard

Explained | Has the Right to Information been weakened over the years?

For 13 years, the Right to Information Act, 2005, helped citizens obtain information and data from the Government and State institutions, but has it been weakened?

The Hindu

Disadvantaged teenagers at greater risk of falling foul of email scams – study

Pupils need higher quality instructions about the online risks they face, a University College London researcher has said.

The Independent UK

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Bengaluru south east division police launch ‘Cyber Victim’s Day’ to raise awareness

Bengaluru police launched Cyber Victim's Day to help those affected by cybercrimes. Over 2000 cases have been registered in the past 8 months, with ₹100 crores lost in the south-east division alone. Victims shared their experiences of how they fell prey and the aftermath, many of them well-educated professionals who…

The Hindu

Cabinet Green-lights Probe Into Police Use Of Spyware

The Israeli Cabinet gave its approval for the creation of a committee to look into the unlawful use of spyware by the police.

Zenger

PSNI chief constable has no option but to resign after court ruling, insists DUP

Trevor Clarke said Simon Byrne has lost the confidence of his officers, politicians and the public.

The Independent UK

National Crime Agency part of international operation against malware network

Qakbot malware had infected more than 700,000 computers globally via spam emails.

The Independent UK

FBI and European partners seize major malware network in blow to global cybercrime

U.S. officials say the FBI and its partners in Europe infiltrated and seized control of a major malware network that was used for more than 15 years to commit a gamut of online crimes including crippling ransomware attacks

The Independent UK

Data received by air traffic services ‘caused major flight disruptions’

There are no indications the failure was caused by a cyber-attack, according to National Air Traffic Services (Nats)

Evening Standard

Hackers are now hiding malicious Word documents in PDFs — how to stay safe

By hiding malicious documents inside of PDFs, hackers are giving their malware a better chance of evading detection by security software.

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Evening Standard

Are London airports closed today? When will the disruption end? Airport chaos explained

There have been disruptions since Monday morning, when a technical fault started to cause major disruption

The Independent UK

Air traffic control review ordered with flight disruptions ‘to last for days’

Transport Secretary Mark Harper said it was the worst incident of its kind in ‘nearly a decade’.

The Guardian - UK

UK government delays post-Brexit border checks for fifth time – as it happened

Rolling, live coverage of business, economics and financial markets as border checks to be introduced from January 2024

The Guardian - UK

Hundreds more flights cancelled in fallout from UK air traffic control failure

Airlines told to take ‘every possible step’ to aid stranded passengers as costs of travel disruption mount

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The Hindu

Suspension orders await SI caught with narcotics

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3 Security Stocks Where Investors Pool Their Money

In this modern digital economy, all our sensitive information and data are prone to cyber-attacks and leakages. Thus, the need for a safe digital user experience is why security stocks show solid prospects. Amid this, security stocks Fortinet (FTNT), Check Point Software (CHKP), and Trend Micro (TMICY) have investors pooling…

The Hindu

Working in isolation is no option in an increasingly converging world of technology, says Priyank Kharge

Bengaluru is forging global alliances to foster innovation, investment & knowledge exchange. Karnataka is taking bold steps to create a dynamic ecosystem of shared ideas, learning & growth, said Priyank Kharge, Minister for IT, BT, Rural Development & Panchayat Raj. State is ranked #1 in software exports & Bengaluru is…

Tom’s Guide

1.2 million people hit by meal service data breach — what to do now

Mom’s Meals customers and employees had their personal and financial information stolen by hackers after a ransomware attack.

Evening Standard

Met IT breach could do ‘incalculable damage,’ police federation says

The IT system had access to names, ranks, photos, vetting levels and pay numbers for officers and staff, the force said

The Independent UK

Met Police data scare as IT system containing details of police officers breached

IT company had access to names, ranks, photos, vetting levels and pay numbers for officers and staff

Reason

No Pseudonymity or Sealing for Japanese User Seeking to Use American Courts to Subpoena Twitter Critics' Names

"Applicant's warning of a prima facie violation of Japanese law's privacy protections fails to constitute a harm severe enough" to justify pseudonymity.

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