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8 tips from America's top spy agency on how to keep your phone safe

Your smartphone is (often) an expensive investment that holds a lot of private, confidential information. To keep it safe, check out these top tips from the NSA.

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Lynx reintroduction to Scotland would cause 'stress' and 'anxiety', say sheep farmers

THE National Sheep Association (NSA) has said reintroducing lynx to the UK would cause “stress” and “anxiety” for farmers.

The National (Scotland)

NSA issues warning to iPhone and Android users — do this to stop hackers

Hackers often use zero-click exploits in their attacks, but the NSA has revealed one simple trick that can help keep you and your smartphone safe.

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Sharp rise in cost of British lamb in UK due to rising demand and import issues

Cold and wet weather also thought to have led to more lambs dying in early season, as Morrison drops 100% British lamb pledge

The Guardian - UK

Here's How the CIA Plans To Use Your Ad Tracking Data

The intelligence community is admitting that info from data brokers is sensitive but isn’t accepting hard limits on how to use it.

Reason

Ex-NSA Employee Who Tried To Spy For Russia Sentenced To 21 Years

A cyber specialist who briefly worked at the top secret US National Security Agency (NSA) was sentenced to more than 21 years in prison on Monday for attempting to spy for Russia, the Justice Department said.

Latin Times

Sugar episode 3 recap: Sugar's enemies are out to get him, and he doesn't know it

In Sugar episode 3, called 'Shibuya Crossing', Sugar is oblivious to the many targets on his back. Plus, he makes another enemy.

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Understanding Bipartisan Concerns Over USA's Section 702 Cyber Surveillance Law

Explore the debate surrounding Section 702 of the USA Cyber Surveillance Law and its implications on privacy rights and national security.

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Nigeria Reportedly Working With Interpol To Extradite 'Escaped' Binance Executive

Nigeria is collaborating with the Interpol to extradite Nadeem Anjarwalla, a Binance executive who allegedly "escaped" detainment in the country.

International Business Times

The fight to cure South Sudan’s mysterious neurological disorder

Nodding syndrome is a distressing disease that stunts growth, harms brains and sparks convulsions. Though its cause is still unknown, there is now hope that epilepsy drugs can help afflicted children

The Guardian - UK

Air Force intel analyst's classified info probe led to child pornography charges

An unsealed FBI affidavit alleged Jason Gray shared an image that "appeared to be classified."

Axios

The quiet war on press freedom

It happened under Trump — and under Obama: The U.S. is using bad law to crack down on investigative journalism

Salon

Morning Digest | NSA Doval meets Netanyahu to discuss Gaza war; India test-fires Agni-V ballistic missile, and more

The Hindu Morning Digest gives a select list of stories to start the day. Read the top news today on March 12, 2024

The Hindu

NATO's Quantum Strategy To Boost Quantum-Key Distribution Technology Worldwide

Explore the impact of NATO's quantum strategy on Quantum-Key Distribution (QKD) adoption and the evolving landscape of quantum technologies for enhanced cy...

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Spy camera, smartphone recovered in Dibrugarh jail, Jail Superintendent Nipen Das held

After the spy camera, and smartphone were recovered in the cell of Dibrugarh jail, jail superintendent Nipen Das has been allegedly held for the security lapse. Read further on Dynamite News:

TechRadar

US defense sector under attack by China-backed hackers, with NSA confirming Ivanti VPN exploits are to blame

Ivanti Connect Secure vulnerabilities are being exploited by China-backed hackers, and they can even persist after a factory reset

Dynamite News

Haryana government revokes National Security Act against farmer leaders

The Haryana Police on Friday revoked the imposition of the National Security Act (NSA), 1980 against some union leaders of the Ambala district after announcing it late on Thursday night. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Exploring Top 10 Notorious Hacker Groups In Cyber Espionage

Discover the top 10 notorious hacker groups, their tactics, and high-profile cyber attacks in the world of cyber espionage.

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The Hindu

Smartphone, spy cam found in Assam jail cell of Khalistani sympathiser Amritpal Singh

The staff of eastern Assam’s Dibrugarh Central Jail on Saturday detected a major security breach in the National Security Act

International Business Times

Apple Vision Pro: Are Networks Ready For Spatial Computing?

Announced last year, the Vision Pro reignited enthusiasm for virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) devices, with Apple promising that the headset will usher in a new era of "spatial computing."

TechRadar

Chinese Volt Typhoon hackers were able to infiltrate US critical infrastructure systems for years

The state-sponsored threat actor was lurking for at least five years, stealing data and positioning for disruption.

Reason

NSA Purchases Internet Metadata To Spy on You Without a Warrant

A new letter from Sen. Ron Wyden (D–Ore.) reveals that the agency admitted the practice nearly three years ago but would not allow him to reveal it.

Reason

Going deep on deep fakes

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NSA's Stunning Admission: Obtaining Internet Browsing Data without Warrants

Discover the shocking revelation of the National Security Agency buying internet browsing data without warrants, as revealed by a top intelligence official.

TechRadar

US NSA confirms it buys personal online data without a warrant

The data of American citizens is being used by intelligence agencies, which are bypassing the Fourth Amendment to get it.

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