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Europe signs off on a new privacy pact that allows people's data to keep flowing to US

The European Union has signed off on a new agreement over the privacy of people’s personal information that gets pinged across the Atlantic, aiming to ease concerns about electronic spying by American intelligence agencies

The Independent UK

How to spot a cyber scam

Anything can be faked online now, even the Money Saving Expert himself.

The Independent UK

Tech expert says you should hang up immediately if you hear these three phrases in a cold call

Here are the tell-tale signs you've been targeted by an unknown caller

Irish Mirror

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Warning to hang up phone immediately if you hear 'red flag' phrases in cold calls

The expert issued some advice to to those who experience scam calls as fraudsters becoming increasingly sophisticated in a bid to trick victims.

Daily Record

Tech expert issues urgent warning over scam calls - 'hang up immediately if you hear these three phrases'

Dr Klaus Schenk, who is the head of product security at Verimatrix, gave some chilling advice on common cold call scams - highlighting a number of 'warning signs' which mean you should hang up.

Chronicle Live

'I'm a tech expert - hang up immediately if you hear these three phrases in a cold call'

Dr Klaus Schenk, head of product security at the software company Verimatrix, gave some advice on the "warning signs" that should indicate when something is wrong on a cold call

Daily Mirror

Surge in young children being targeted by cyber bullies

The eSafety Commissioner's latest report shows a rapidly rising number of cyber bullying complaints from children aged under 14.

AAP

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Android spyware with over 1.5 million downloads sends your data to China — delete these apps right now

Two file management apps on the Google Play Store have been discovered to be spyware that quietly sends user data to servers in China.

Tom’s Guide

Ransomware delays Dallas permits: ‘I’ve never had to wait weeks for a fence...’

DALLAS -- Blake Smith was confused when his contractor told him at the end of June that the city of Dallas still hadn’t approved his application for a new fence.

Tribune News Service

Protect All Your Smart Devices with a Single Security Solution

Our homes are filled with internet-connected devices, so you’ll want to make sure each one is protected from threats.

Tom’s Guide

TKC, EC-Council establish joint venture

SET-listed digital solutions provider Turnkey Communication Services (TKC) has signed an exclusive memorandum of understanding with EC-Council, a global leader in cybersecurity education and certification, to establish a joint venture to act as a security operation centre (SOC) for enterprises as well as offer comprehensive training programmes in Thailand.

Bangkok Post

Should Internet shutdowns be used to maintain public order?

Over the past few years, the Indian government has increasingly been trying to control law and order by shutting access to the Internet, whether in Jammu and Kashmir (J&K), Manipur or Punjab. Between 2016 and 2022, 60% of Internet shutdowns across the world took place in India. Should shutdowns be…

The Hindu

Businessman loses ₹2.93 crore to fake profile on employment-focused social platform

A 48-year-old businessman lost ₹2.93 crore after he befriended a woman on a business and employment-focused social media platform who claimed to be based out of the United Kingdom (UK).

The Hindu

‘Every Friday to be Women’s Dignity Day’: Andhra Pradesh Women’s Commission chairperson Vasireddy Padma

Every Friday will now be observed as ‘Women’s Dignity Day’ to raise awareness on issues faced by women, Andhra Pradesh State Women’s Commission chairperson Vasireddy Padma has said.

The Hindu

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These 34 Google Chrome Extensions may steal your credit card info — delete 'em before you're toast

Be careful with the Google Chrome Web Store. Although the search engine giant hosts countless Chrome Extensions for download, some of them may be malicious.

The Guardian - AU

Senator says she has been ‘excluded’ from writing pamphlet – as it happened

This blog is now closed.

Evening Standard

OPINION - Fears over the Falklands mean we need a new Defence Plan

The Army is again in the spotlight, with a wonderful Whitehall row about who is to lead it after the charismatic General Sir Patrick Sanders steps down next year as Chief of the General Staff. With the Government’s rehashed Defence Command White Paper due before Parliament goes on holiday in…

Wales Online

Expert warns Taylor Swift fans to prepare for potential ticket scams next week

Cybercriminals may use the tour as an opportunity to target individuals with various malicious techniques

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Cyberattack cripples Japan's biggest port

TOKYO: Japan’s biggest maritime port has been crippled by an alleged Russian cyberattack, disrupting cargo as operators rushed to prevent a wider delay in shipments.

Tech&Learning

5 Cybersecurity Tips from CoSN’s CEO and a Digital Security Expert

Cybersecurity was the No. 1 concern of edtech leaders, a CoSN survey reveals. These easy-to-implement tips can help any school district quickly address cybersecurity weaknesses.

The Independent UK

Industry expert: Government trying to undermine encryption in Online Safety Bill

The Bill is next due to be heard in the House of Lords on Thursday.

The Guardian - AU

HWL Ebsworth hack: Russian gang released ‘sensitive personal and government information’, Australia’s cybersecurity chief says

National cybersecurity coordinator Darren Goldie says ransomware gang ALPHV/Blackcat is responsible for posting the material online

The Independent UK

Ransomware criminals are dumping kids' private files online after school hacks

Ransomware gangs have been stealing confidential documents from schools and dumping them online

The Hindu

Complaint of network problem ends with homemaker losing ₹3 lakh to man posing as customer care executive

He persuaded the complainant to download an app through which he got access to her mobile phone. He then told her to pay ₹2 through a payment app. When she did that, he observed the process. The rest was easy, say police

Reason

The Geopolitics of Extraditing Hackers

Episode 466 of the Cyberlaw Podcast

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