India’s only doctorate scholar in digital forensics presents 62 myths and 100 scenarios in a new book to explain how criminals exploit your actions, including posting a getaway photo on Instagram
Alleged computer hacker Lauri Love, who was charged with hacking the computer networks of the US Army, Missile Defense Agency, NASA and other agencies, at the High court in central London to challenge his extradition to the US in 2017. Pic/Getty Images
In an ongoing investigation of controversial apps developed for auctioning Muslim women—especially journalists—online, several arrests have taken place in the past few days following outrage on social media. The culprits included freelance web developer Aumkareshwar Thakur from Indore, who allegedly created the Sulli Deals app that listed hundreds of Muslim women for auction by sourcing their morphed pictures, Niraj Bishnoi, the alleged creator of a similar app called Bulli Bai in Assam and Shweta Singh, Mayank Rawal and Vishal Kumar Jha. In light of this brewing conversation around cyber safety, Dr Gaurav Gupta and Dr Garima Gupta’s book Cyber Unsafe: A Handbook for Preventing Computer Frauds and Cyber Crimes (Vilvam Publications India Private Limited) proves particularly useful.