Cybercrime

Threatened to share private photos and videos

The so-called NotPetya attack in June started in Ukraine where it crippled government and business computers

Two companies and five individuals took part in an initial lawsuit filed at the Tokyo District Court

About 25 million people whose data was compromised in the breach live in the United States

The contractor said it was selected for a six-year task order to support the Department of Homeland Security’s program

Jackpotting has been rising worldwide in recent years

Electronic complaints would protect privacy of complainants, says FIA Sindh Zone director

The aim is to cultivate the nations next generation of high-tech sentries

FIA begins probe as HBL customers lose millions in cyberattack; bank says all those affected will be reimbursed

Uber has a history of failing to protect driver and passenger data

Requests have been made to provide capable officers

Interior minister says ‘campaign to discredit institutions’ will not be allowed

Interior minister also directs FIA to control cybercrime

Accused, Syed Ahsan Shah, later granted bail by a local court

Agency finds social media being misused for blasphemy, anti-state and terrorism activities

The duration of the sentence is unprecedented in the country's history of cybercrime cases

Participants highlight threats and challenges females face online.

Party spokesperson suspects the FIA broke into Furqan Kakakhel's office, took away his hard disks and cameras

Imran Khan says government using cyber crime law to victimise party activists

Central bank says ‘blockchain’ will help keep digital payments system safe

Female students from different departments and faculty members attended the session

Hackers stole personal data of about 95,000 job seekers from the fast food chain's recruitment website

According to the complaint suspect had created a fake Facebook page and posted objectionable pictures of the teacher

Cybersecurity is an underdeveloped area in Pakistan

Government and the Ministry of Interior is monitoring the cyber arena for hate mongering

Don't use Facebook, any other social media platform, clarifies Justice Anwar Zaheer Jamali

In this country there is a constitutional right that is currently endangered

If this government could roll back history and prevent the internet from ever coming to Pakistan, then it would

Rules would ensure that institutions do not misuse the cybercrime bill, says minister for IT and telecommunication

Accused was threatening to defame her if she refused his marriage proposal

The police also recovered the video after taking the laptop of the accused into custody

David Cameron said on Monday that the size of Britain's intelligence agency staff would be increased by 15 percent

One indictment charged three people in the computer breach against the huge bank and other organisations

Stakeholders reiterate concerns as NA panel approves the second draft

Currently, there exists no law in Pakistan that specifically regulates cyber-harassment or stalking

Govt’s decision not to include activists, civil society and media for consultation protested