Ground Report | New Delhi: Lapis group Hacking millionaire; A 16-year-old boy from Oxford, UK, has been accused by authorities of being one of the leaders of a cybercrime group called Lapsus and has amassed more than $14 million through hacking. He has City of London police said that they have arrested seven youngsters belonging … Read more
Ground Report | New Delhi: Modi’s Twitter account hack; The National Nodal Agency, which monitors the country’s cyber security, has contacted Twitter and Google in the matter of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Twitter account being hacked. The Indian Express in its report said that the Indian Computer Emergency Response System (CERT-In) has started its ‘large-scale … Read more
Ground Report | New Delhi: A file of about 100 GB in size was created as a result of various leaks and data breaches. All passwords are 6 to 20 characters long. However, the publication counted that the actual number of passwords was ten times less: 8,459,060,239 unique entries. The new password collection was named RockYou2021. This is … Read more
The film’s title is justified as the main lead, a young high school student hacker from the film who considers WOPR a sport and spreads fear of nuclear war around the world Ground Report | New Delhi: In this article, The top hacking in the world come from different backgrounds and geographic locations, with the … Read more
Gonzalez had credit card details of 17 crore people. He earned crores by selling it The top hackers in the world come from different backgrounds and geographic locations, with the common common theme of having an early passion for technology. Given that Cobalt Core is our own “hacker market” (ie a highly verified global community of … Read more
Hackers often require some information to hack our computers or other electronic devices. By getting more information, they can easily hack our computers. So how do we protect ourselves? One password, multiple accounts Many people run multiple accounts with the same password. It does not have to remember different passwords. If you do this then be cautious. ALSO READ: … Read more
The indigenous micro-blogging app Koo, also known as India’s Twitter, has been questioned over the past several days that a Chinese investor has invested money in it. Meanwhile, the CEO of KOO App, Aprameya Radhakrishna, clarified that the Chinese investor who had invested money in KOO, is now completely getting out of it. ALSO READ: India, … Read more
