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Episode 436 of the Cyberlaw Podcast

While travelling on holiday with her family, Monique Svenson almost lost thousands of dollars during a single phone call.

The Bengaluru cybercrime police issued a notice to a Kannada news portal, the File, last week asking it to reveal the source of a document that it had reported on last year. 

Hackers are becoming increasingly difficult to detect, but cyber experts have told of 10 red flags to look out for when it comes to protecting your PC or Mac from dangerous malware

Personal emails linked to 235 million Twitter accounts hacked some time ago have been exposed according to Israeli security researcher Alon Gal — making millions vulnerable to having their accounts compromised or identities exposed if they have used the site anonymously to criticize oppressive governments, for instance

Iran has foiled a cyberattack on its central bank, the country's telecommunications infrastructure company said on Friday. Anonymous and other global hacking groups threatened in October to launch cyberattacks on Iranian institutions and officials in support of anti-government protests and to bypass internet censorship there. Amir Mohammadzadeh Lajevardi, head of…

Victoria's fire service says there's no evidence employees' personal details have been posted to the dark web or any financial fraud has taken place.

Ayrshire Live can reveal that the local authority has launched a probe after a complaint was raised following the alleged publication of a vulnerable child’s picture on a school social media platform.

Northern Ireland secretary Chris Heaton-Harris apologised after “some deeply unpleasant stuff” was posted to his account.

Before the Panama Papers were published in 2016, what if the Indian Express had been hauled before a data protection board for violating the privacy of those who held accounts in tax havens?