In February, a hacker claimed the attack and said they stole 1.3 TB of data that included source code, database backups and Zendesk support tickets.

The LA Times reported that social media posts allegedly featuring information about the stolen material — some of which have since been taken down — revealed there were 7.7 terabytes of data available for download.

Time and time again, we've seen police surveillance suffer from 'mission creep'—technology sold as a way to prevent heinous crimes ends up enforcing traffic violations, tracking protestors, and more. In our latest EFFector newsletter, we're diving into this troubling pattern and sharing all the latest in the fight for privacy...

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A new investigation by Access Now’s Digital Security Helpline has exposed a hack-for-hire campaign targeting two prominent Egyptian journalists and government critics, Mostafa Al-A’sar and Ahmed Eltantawy, through a series of spear-phishing attacks. The post Espionage for repression: hack-for-hire phishing campaign targets civil society in MENA appeared first on Access...

Groww surrendering its payment aggregator licence (without any public disclosure) in less than 2 years of obtaining it and within 2 months of IPO raises concerns. The post Explained: Why Groww surrendered its payment aggregator licence to RBI appeared first on MEDIANAMA.