Data security
EKPA University: Suspension of the employee who said he was involved in the sabotage of the server
After the incident, the university prepares a backup electronic system - The investigation into the responsibilities of officials is moving forward
Turkish Silence over Data Breach Speaks Volumes, Says Lawyer
Data protection laws are not used to protect data but to hound journalists, says Veysel Ok, after his MLSA organisation exposed a massive data breach that the government has yet to comment on.
Hacked data from Cyprus up for grabs on darknet
Encrypted folders with stolen information from Open University of Cyprus may be available on the dark web, where data brokers and identity thieves can now buy access to private information of students and staff after the institution failed to pay ransom.
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EU privacy watchdog sets up ChatGPT task force
The European Union's central data regulator has said that it was forming a task force to help countries deal with wildly popular AI chatbot ChatGPT, ramping up the pressure on its U.S. maker OpenAI.
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For the First Time a Country in Europe Banned ChatGPT
Italy has announced that it is blocking OpenAI's high-profile chatbot ChatGPT for security reasons, local and European media reported.
The data protection regulator "immediately" launched an investigation into the Microsoft-funded company over whether its work fell foul of Europe's GDPR regulation.
Montenegro Urged to Probe Alleged Fake Signatures in Presidential Campaign
Election billboard for presidential candidate Milo Djukanovic in the Montenegrin capital Podgorica. Photo: BIRN/Samir Kajosevic
Presidential elections will be held in Montenegro on March 19, with seven candidates running for the office including the incumbent Milo Djukanovic.
Türkiye starts printing biometric passports
Türkiye has started printing its own biometric passports as of Aug. 29, the country's interior minister said at a press conference held at the site where the first "fully Turkish" passport was printed.
Süleyman Soylu gathered with journalists late on Aug. 29 at the General Directorate of Civil Registration and Nationality, an affiliate of his ministry, in the capital Ankara.
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Major scandal: How "NATO secret" was revealed
The data includes blueprints for weapons used by NATO allies in the conflict in Ukraine, and hackers were selling them online after stealing data from a major European arms manufacturer, MBDA Missile Systems, according to the BBC.
MBDA Missile Systems admitted its data was among the stash but claimed none of the classified files belong to the firm.
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Romanian Justice Ministry’s Removal of NGO Data Causes Concern
Experts voiced concerns on Wednesday after the Justice Ministry decided to anonymise data it holds on its website about NGOs and foundations in Romania, citing the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation, which is intended to protect personal data privacy.
Canada police, banks and consumers hit by major network outage
A major outage affecting mobile and internet networks at Canada's top telecoms provider was improving late on July 8, the company said, after disrupting banking, calling, cashless payments and even policing.