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Home Office has ‘questions to answer’ over facial recognition stance

Officials reportedly agreed to write to the independent privacy watchdog about the potential benefits of facial recognition technology in shops.

The Independent UK

Senate Panel Piles On Potential Social Media Regulations

Republicans, Democrats speak with one voice, and it is an angry shout at Big Tech

Multichannel News

New front in Internet ban debate after Manipur video

As the Manipur sexual assault video went viral, opponents of Internet shutdowns argue they can prevent information on atrocities from being discovered. Security forces and experts say the video surfacing after two months vindicates the need for “calibrated and nuanced” shutdowns

The Hindu

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New Android malware can steal passwords and other data from images — how to stay safe

Hackers have added OCR capabilities to a new malware strain to extract passwords and other sensitive data from images stored on your phone.

Tom’s Guide

Family of bullied 12-year-old who died by suicide will get $9.1m settlement from school district

Attorney for Mallory Grossman’s family says largest bullying settlement in US history sends a message ‘that our children must be protected from the horrors of school bullying’

The Independent UK

Zuckerberg Spent $43M On Security But $5.5M To Back Defund The Police, Says Report

In only three years, Meta Platforms Inc (NASDAQ: META) has allocated $43

Zenger

Privacy watchdog to make inquiries after MoD sends emails meant for US to Mali

Typing errors saw documents addressed to the west African country’s .ml domain, rather than the US military’s .mil.

The Independent UK

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Do smartphones belong in classrooms? Four scholars weigh in

The Hindu

Jordan lawmakers move to criminalize some online speech. Rights groups accuse kingdom of censorship

The lower house of Jordan'sia parliament has passed legislation to punish online speech that the government deems harmful to national unity

The Independent UK

Snap Inc. (SNAP), Travelzoo (TZOO) and LegalZoom.com: Buy, Hold or Sell?

Internet usage has increased significantly over the past years. Also, lucrative government initiatives to improve internet access across the country are expected to fuel major expansion in the sector. While the industry outlook may seem promising, should one Buy, Hold or Sell Travelzoo (TZOO), LegalZoom.com (LZ), and Snap (SNAP)? Continue…

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Debanking row: is Nigel Farage case just tip of the iceberg?

UK banks are being reminded of “their responsibilities” when it comes to sensitive information they hold on their customers.

The Week

Former Love Island host Laura Whitmore: ‘I feel unsafe as a woman’

The Irish presenter has a new ITV documentary series about cyberstalking

The Independent UK

New SEC rule requires public companies to disclose cybersecurity breaches in 4 days

The Securities and Exchange Commission has adopted rules to require public companies to disclose within four days all cybersecurity breaches that could affect their bottom lines

The Independent UK

In today’s connected landscape, traditional mass-market support is no longer enough

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Opposition MPs walk out of Parliamentary panel meet on Personal Data Protection Bill

Opposition members walked out of a meeting of the Parliamentary Standing Committee objecting to the panel’s adoption of a “laudatory” report on the Digital Personal Data Protection Bill, 2023

Al Jazeera

Russian cybersecurity chief jailed for 14 years for treason

Sachkov who helped found one of Russia’s most prominent cybersecurity firms was accused of aiding foreign spies.

The Conversation

Do smartphones belong in classrooms? Four scholars weigh in

Should smartphones be allowed in classrooms? A new report from UNESCO, the education arm of the United Nations, raises questions about the practice. Though smartphones can be used for educational purposes, the report says the devices also disrupt classroom learning, expose students to cyberbullying and can compromise students’ privacy.

The National (Scotland)

Staff to 'remain cautious' of emails following cyber attack at Scottish university

Renfrewshire Council staff and elected members have been asked to “remain cautious” of emails from the University of West of Scotland (UWS)…

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Zenger

85% Of Americans View Cyberterrorism As Critical Threat, Surpassing Other Concerns

Cyberterrorism Tops Concerns for Majority of Americans, Gallup Poll Finds

WEKU

Someone could steal your medical records and bill you for their care

Consumers should know that medical identity theft can happen, whether from a large-scale breach or theft of an individual's data. The result could be thousands of dollars in medical bills.

Tech&Learning

An Hour-By-Hour Account of One District’s Cyber Attack Nightmare

How one K-12 school district survived a ransomware attack

Tom’s Guide

Windows 11 just got a big upgrade to protect you from phishing attacks — here’s how it works

Microsoft will now warn you about the dangers of password reuse when you copy and paste your Windows password into a document or on a webpage.

The Guardian - AU

Home affairs cyber survey exposed personal data of participating firms

Shadow minister says leak of ‘sensitive’ information after research into the Optus and Medibank hacks was ‘deeply ironic’

The Hindu

CERT-In cautions Internet users against Ransomware 'Akira' attack

Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) said the ransomware group is “known to access victim environments via VPN services, particularly where users have not enabled multi-factor authentication.”

The Independent UK

FBI wrongly searched for US senator and state senator in Section 702 spy data, court says

A newly released court opinion says FBI employees wrongly searched foreign surveillance data for the last names of a U.S. senator and a state senator

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