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Chief Secretary reviews cyber security measures, sets timelines for website audits and infra upgrades

Srinagar: Chief Secretary, Atal Dulloo, chaired a crucial meeting to thoroughly review cyber security measures safeguarding government websites and critical infrastructure across...

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Jammu & Kashmir

South Kashmir: ₹3.26 lakh lost to online investment frauds recovered; advisory issued

Pulwama: The Cyber Cell of Police District Awantipora has successfully cracked multiple cases of online financial fraud, recovering a total amount of...

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JK Govt orders immediate cyber cleanup for depts: Private domains, emails to be replaced with .gov extensions

Srinagar: The Jammu and Kashmir administration has issued a comprehensive circular directing all Administrative Departments, Heads of Departments (HoDs), and Subordinate Offices...

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Cyber trap alert: Be cautious, enemy operatives are targeting Kashmir journalists via WhatsApp, says police

Srinagar: The Cyber Cell of District Police Srinagar on Sunday issued a cyber security alert, warning the public about spoofed WhatsApp numbers...

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Refrain from posting hateful content or face action: Police to JK citizens

Srinagar: Cyber Police Kashmir has issued an advisory urging all social media users to maintain online decorum and refrain from posting, sharing,...

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Refrain from sharing any provocative content: Cyber police to social media users

Srinagar: Cyber Police Kashmir on Wednesday urged social-media users to refrain from sharing any provocative or inappropriate content from their respective handles....

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WhatsApp, X, Instagram, others give access to JK Police to track ‘anti-national’ elements: Officials

Srinagar: Social media giants have reportedly granted access to the Jammu and Kashmir Police, enabling them to track individuals or entities deemed...

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India used our software to spy on Pakistan, China, says US Intel company

Texas-based Exodus Intelligence believed India used its “zero-day”, security vulnerabilities that hackers can use to attack systems, to spy on Pakistan and...