Data Protection & Privacy Archives · Page 10 of 25

Taliban may have biometric data that can expose US allies in Afghanistan

Ever since the United States military pulled out from Afghanistan, everyone is talking about the geopolitical implications in the nearby

Pine Labs is the latest victim of a data breach. The BlackMatter Ransomware Group has allegedly compromised around 500,000 Pine

T-Mobile has confirmed a massive hack that let intruders access records of 47.8 million current, prospective, and former customers. The

On Wednesday, the Supreme Court refused to stay the West Bengal government’s notification setting up an inquiry commission to look

The Delhi High Court has sought the government’s stand on a petition by the Free Software Movement of India (FSMI)

NSO Group’s Pegasus spyware has not only rattled Indian privacy advocates but also raised tensions on the International front as

Facebook Inc on Friday rolled out end-to-end encryption for voice and video calls on Messenger. The social media giant has now

The Union Government in its affidavit before the Supreme Court has said it will constitute a committee of experts to

Recently, Apple announced its plan to scan U.S. customers’ phones and computers for child sex abuse images. However, people working

The Uttar Pradesh police yesterday arrested one person from Saharanpur for allegedly hacking the Election Commission of India website and