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An Act to cement digital authoritarianism

India requires a wider constitutional reboot on digital authoritarianism

The Hindu

KSCPCR to study mobile phone addiction among children in Karnataka

K. Naganna Gowda, Chairperson of KSCPCR, told The Hindu, “...during Covid-19 and post-pandemic, schools were conducting classes online. Children are now addicted to mobile phones. Even if Covid-19 pandemic is eradicated from India, there are no signs that this mobile obsession will end.”

The Hindu

Discord.io shuts down after hacker steals data on 760,000 members

But the hacker claims this isn’t ‘just about money’

Evening Standard

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Parents of nine-year-old high school graduate reveal their number one parenting tip

‘There is no frame of reference,’ his mother says

The Independent UK

Russian License Freeze And AI Agreement Overhaul

Microsoft Corporation has been in the spotlight recently due to a series of legal and cybersecurity challenges

Zenger

FBI just issued warning over new hacker scam — don’t fall for this

The FBI is warning that hackers are now tricking users into installing beta versions of popular apps in order to steal their cash.

Tom’s Guide

Saudi-Israel Normalization: What’s The Deal?

The continued fixation with appearances impedes regional security by deflecting attention from actual security issues.

Zenger

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PSNI data breach may undermine ability to combat dissidents, Donaldson warns

The force revealed last week that it had mistakenly released information about more than 10,000 officers and civilian staff.

The Independent UK

Billion Dollar Heist review – cybercrime documentary relives tech chaos

A hit-and-miss documentary often struggles to explain the hows and whys of the Bangladesh Central Bank cyber heist of 2016

The Guardian - US

Researcher claims Mac's malware-flagging tool is 'trivially easy' to bypass

Apple added Background Task Manager to macOS last year but a security researcher has now shed light on some serious flaws in the tool.

Tom’s Guide

Dissidents blamed for posting PSNI data leak document on wall

Almost 3,000 PSNI officers have inquired about potential damages following the massive PSNI data leak last week.

The Independent UK

'Sinister' document with police data breach details posted outside Sinn Fein office

A DOCUMENT purporting to be from a major police data breach in Northern Ireland was posted overnight on a wall facing a Sinn Fein office in Belfast,…

The National (Scotland)

Experts: Ga. texts show multiple crimes

“This is damning stuff and the kind of evidence built for Georgia RICO," said law professor Anthony Michael Kreis

Salon

PSNI data breach: 200 officers and staff not informed about theft for month

Police-issued laptop, radio and documents stolen from car in Northern Ireland on 6 July

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The Independent UK

200 police officers and staff not told of theft involving data for a month

The Police Service of Northern Ireland the theft on July 6 was not reported until July 27 and then investigated.

Android Central

Is it safe to use your phone after it stops getting security updates?

Once your phone reaches its end of life and it stops getting updates from the company that made it. should you stop using it?

The Independent UK

King of Jordan approves a bill to criminalize online speech. Human rights groups call it draconian

The Jordanian state news agency reports that the King of Jordan has approved a bill to punish online speech deemed harmful to national unity

Kiplinger

FCC Seeks Comments on Cybersecurity Labeling Plan for Smart Devices

You might start seeing the Cyber Trust Mark on products by late 2024.

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The Independent UK

PSNI Chief Constable seeks to reassure representative groups after data blunder

Simon Byrne told the Catholic Police Guild he was ‘committed to supporting everyone affected’.

The Guardian - UK

Data leaks have given Irish republican groups ‘upper hand’ against police, analysts warn

Breaches hurt police morale and may help republican paramilitaries intimidate officers and their families

The Guardian - UK

Cumbria police admit huge breach of data of officers and staff

Exclusive: Accidental publishing of names and salaries happened in March and follows scandal over PSNI leak

The Independent UK

PSNI leadership pressed for ‘full response’ following data breach

Scores of officers have expressed concern for their safety.

The Guardian - UK

PSNI and UK voter breaches show data security should be taken more seriously

There were 9,000 breaches of personal information last year but experts say not enough is being done to stop them

The Week

Quiz of The Week: 5 - 11 August

It’s been another dicey week for democracy. UK intelligence services say they have “found evidence” linking Russia to a cyberattack on the Electoral Commission, which jeopardised the data of up to 40 million British voters: the biggest data breach in UK history.

The Guardian - UK

Dissident republicans claim to have data from PSNI breach, says chief constable

Simon Byrne says he is ‘deeply sorry’ and that force is advising officers and staff about potential risks

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