The Centre is soon going to appoint the much-awaited Chairman and members of the Data Protection Board of India (DPBI), which is pending for almost a year now, sources told businessline. On October 17, the Kerala High Court had also directed…
(José Niño, Headline USA) A breach of Department of Homeland Security records has exposed information concerning nearly 42,000 employees, revealing personnel assignments across immigration enforcement and other federal agencies. In a Wednesday report, Mikael Thalen of Straight Arrow said the disclosure…
It's tempting to marvel at the risks inherent in compiling a database of the identifying details of a country's people and then protecting it with the crappiest conceivable password. But Americans are in a poor position to savor the Danish…
A Flock camera in a Hanover neighborhood. A growing number of automatic license plate readers have appeared on Maryland's busy roads and in residential communities. (Jake Tiger/Capital News Service) Capital News Service//October 30, 2026// Databases are swelling as agencies add…
Court says any decision taken after two weeks will remain in abeyance until January 20, 2027.
More than 41,000 Department of Homeland Security employee records surfaced online on October 28 and 29, 2026, in a dataset named Icepick, CNBC reported. Distributed Denial of Secrets (DDoS), a government-transparency nonprofit, published the files. A group calling itself the Department of Peace claimed…
Renaming a unit doesn’t refill its ranks on its own, though. That’s presumably why the reunion carries a second, more direct function: giving Kosiba a room full of people who already have the clearances, the training, and the institutional trust…
This analysis walks through what is confirmed, what is still disputed, how the Icepick leak compares with other 2026 incidents, and what security teams should do next. Another recent case, the Navigate360 breach that exposed 8 million crime tips, showed how long sensitive…
The tally and an interactive map of camera locations come from KATV, which built the map using records from all six Pulaski County police departments. Little Rock accounts for the largest share of that network, with 116 automated license-plate readers positioned…
SARASOTA, Fla. (WWSB) - Automated license plate readers have become an increasingly controversial tool for law enforcement, raising questions about privacy and how the technology is used. The Sarasota Police Department says the technology is helping officers develop leads, locate suspects…
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