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Indian police stations are struggling to access computers as cybercrime zooms

In India, a third of police stations across 22 states do not have access to a functional computer, …

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Fake call centers in India tricked over 50,000 people across 15 countries, FBI joins investigation

The fraud was reported at the Gurugram police commissioner’s office where teams from Singapore…

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Iran sentenced a journalist for 3 months for reporting on COVID-19 outbreaks

Shahram Safari was charged with "spreading lies," activists said. Iran has long been accused of cov…

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UK offers virtual cyber school for teens in Covid-19 lockdown

"This new initiative will give teenagers something fun and educational to do from home and provide …

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Beware companies! Plug in all loopholes as cyber extortion is on the rise

The information sold can range from email IDs to Aadhaar and bank account numbers. “An incident of …

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How America should be addressing its 'dirty money' problem around white-collar crimes, according to a legal scholar

Jennifer Taub exposes some of the biggest white collar crimes in history, including the 2008 financ…

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Be prepared for the worst cyber attacks in 2016: Symantec

There is no magic-bullet technology that will guarantee immunity from Internet crime or determined,…

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The attorney general addressed the spate of hate-crime accusations following Trump's election

The campus police department at San Diego State University is investigating a recent incident invol…

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India has seen 15,700 website hacks so far in 2018, nearly half the number from last year: report

In addition to this, Ahluwalia also told that the government has been taking measures to str…

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The New IIT Preparation App, and what makes it The Best Move by any Government in curbing rising Student Suicides so far

We are not even half way through the year, and Kota – the coaching hub for the hyper-competitive en…

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All I wanted was a swimming pool. What I got was a $31,000 lesson in Zelle fraud.

In search of a status symbol, I wound up getting ripped off big-time. But the real scam is how Amer…

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MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell told Insider he's already spent $25 million pushing voter-fraud claims and will spend everything he has on the cause

Lindell said he'd invest his entire fortune and "sell everything" if that was "what it takes" to pr…

Cheryl Teh   


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San Francisco’s ‘doom loop’ is a warning for every American city. Here’s how we can fix it before it’s too late.

Three proven ways to save San Francisco, and every other town confronting an economic apocalypse

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How to protect yourself from data breaches and what to do if your personal data is compromised online

Most data breaches involve hacked email accounts or stolen bank information, and can be protected a…

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The January 6 committee has subpoenaed My Pillow CEO Mike Lindell's phone records. Lindell called the move 'election deflection' and 'a big charade.'

"This is an illegal, corrupt subpoena to get my phone records," he told Insider. "I got nothing to …

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As offices reopen, ill and disabled workers are returning to a painful old habit: 'masking' their symptoms

While working from home, many ill and disabled workers got a break from pretending to be well in fr…

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