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Lockbit, recently disabled by law enforcement, claims to be back online. Authorities maintain the group is compromised and emphasize ongoing efforts to disrupt their activities.
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Lockbit, recently disabled by law enforcement, claims to be back online. Authorities maintain the group is compromised and emphasize ongoing efforts to disrupt their activities.
 
                  
Te Whatu Ora data breach exposes 12,000 vaccinators, sparking safety concerns as agency strengthens security and apologizes.
 
                  
The city police will establish "Cyberspace," a center for excellence in cyber security, modeled after Kerala Police's "Cyberdome." This center will be built through a Public-Private Partnership (PPP).
 
                  
Russia's "Operation Texonto" uses lies and manipulation to scare Ukrainians, targeting anxieties about food, medicine, and war.
 
                  
A Delhi woman loses ₹1 lakh in a food delivery app scam. Police arrest the culprits, highlighting the need for vigilance against online fraud.
 
                  
International law enforcement disrupts the LockBit ransomware gang, seizing domains and crippling their infrastructure.
 
                  
Africa witnesses a surge in cyberattacks, becoming a top target for criminals leveraging ransomware, DoS attacks, and sophisticated tactics.
 
                  
17-year-old cyber prodigy, Risheek, trains police officers in India, raising awareness and showcasing the power of passion and dedication in bridging the digital divide.
 
                  
North Korean hackers steal billions in virtual currency to fund nuclear programs, highlighting the need for stricter regulations, international cooperation, and enhanced cyber defenses.
 
                  
Ukrainian hacker pleads guilty to leading Zeus & IcedID malware schemes, responsible for millions in losses, faces potential 20-year sentence, highlighting law enforcement's commitment to combating cybercrime.
 
                  
A British teenager has been sentenced to six weeks in prison after racially abusing England's Marcus Rashford on Twitter after last year's Euro finals.
 
                  
Such attacks are certain to be seen in coming days too as Putin attempts to “degrade” and “delegitimise” trust in Ukrainian institutions.
 
                  
The senior Delhi Police official further affirmed that the investigation has commenced and that the notices have been sent to GitHub to put forward relevant details related to this issue.
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