Hacking

Indian Army Denies False Reports of Remotely Piloted Aircraft Hacking by PLA

Indian Army Denies False Reports of Remotely Piloted Aircraft Hacking by PLA

The Indian Army has categorically rejected recent social media allegations. These allegations suggest that one of its Remotely Piloted Aircraft (RPA) strayed into Chinese territory in the Eastern Theatre. They also claim it was hacked by the People’s Liberation Army (PLA). The Army clarified that these claims are completely false, baseless, and factually incorrect. Key Highlights: Baseless Allegations Dismissed:Indian Army denies reports of its RPA being hacked by the PLA as completely false. Electronic Security Maintained:All RPAs and defence systems operate with stringent security protocols against external threats. Public Caution Urged:Army advises media and citizens to verify facts before spreading…
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FBI Issues Warning Against Dangerous Apps: Protect Your Data from ‘Phantom Hackers’

FBI Issues Warning Against Dangerous Apps: Protect Your Data from ‘Phantom Hackers’

A new warning has been issued for smartphone users, advising against downloading certain dangerous apps that can steal personal data and send it to hackers, leading to significant fraud. This caution applies to both Android and iPhone users, as these apps often appear legitimate but seek critical permissions after installation, granting access to sensitive information. FBI Alerts Users About Data Breaches The U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) raised an alarm on January 18, highlighting how hackers target bank accounts through malicious apps. Despite updates by Google and Apple to strengthen app policies, the FBI has urged users to remain…
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