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The cabinet has given approval to the “Personal Data Protection Act-2023”. As a result of this act, Facebook and Google will not be able to take any information outside the country without the permission of the citizen. Director general of the National Cyber Security Agency Abu Sayed Md. Kamruzzaman, informed …
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November, 2023
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27 November
"Personal Data Protection Act 2023"
Coming “Personal Data Protection Act 2023”
“Personal Data Protection Act 2023” will be presented to the Cabinet today for approval. it is confirmed by Abu Sayed Md. Kamruzzaman, Director general of Digital security agency. He said to infosecbulletin that as cyber attack is being increased in every second, we have to have a law to protect …
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26 November
Train speed 1000 km per hour
Only 2 hours to travel from Mumbai to Dubai
We travel by train more or less often. For so long, you have seen the metro running under the ground or overhead. Now the train will also run under the water. An underwater train system may soon be implemented. Now you can reach quickly from India to other countries under …
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26 November
ownCloud alert 3 Critical Vulnerabilities Users to Data Breaches
The creators of the open-source file-sharing software ownCloud have alerted users about three serious security vulnerabilities. These flaws could allow attackers to access confidential information and make changes to files. Brief description of the vulnerabilities is as follows: Sensitive credentials and configuration in container deployments for graphapi versions 0.2.0 to …
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24 November
Customer suffer since evening
IIG dues 380 crore, 500 Gbps bandwidth down, slow internet countrywide
Internet Service Provider of Bangladesh (ISPAB) president Imdadul Haque said that 500 Gbps bandwidth of 19 IIGs (International Internet Gateways) of the country has been downed to collect dues. He told infosecbulletin that the government should think before taking such a decision where the interests of consumers are involved. Because, …
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24 November
IIG payment due issues
Internet slow since evening, bandwidth ‘down’ due to IIG dues
The Submarine Cable Company has limited bandwidth services for collecting dues from 19 International Internet Gateway (IIG) companies in the country. This has resulted in many customers experiencing slow internet service. Bangladesh Submarine Cables PLC (BSCPLC), an organization under the Ministry of Posts, Telecommunications, and Information Technology, reduced the bandwidth …
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24 November
CISCO report
Globally, 9 in 10 organizations embraced zero-trust security
Nearly 90% of organizations have started adopting zero-trust security, but there is still a lot of work to be done, says a report from CISCO. 86.5% of global information security professionals have begun implementing parts of the zero-trust security model. However, only 2% have completed their deployments. Cisco measures maturity …
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23 November
HTTP/2 Rapid Reset Attack
Cisco Patched Products Vulnerable to HTTP/2 Rapid Reset Attack
A new high-severity vulnerability has been discovered in multiple Cisco products, which could potentially allow HTTP/2 Rapid Reset Attack. A new technique for launching distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks has been discovered. It is identified as CVE-2023-44487 and has a high severity rating of 7.5. In addition, this vulnerability …
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23 November
CIRT alert on CVEs
BD CIRT published CVE of f5, Apache, Juniper, Citrix and Atlassian
Bangladesh Government’s Computer Incident Response Team (BGD e-GOV CIRT) proactively releases critical threat intelligence information to ensure the security of Bangladesh’s cyberspace. Following this, CIRT has recently identified critical vulnerabilities for critical information infrastructure (CII). CIRT published cyber alert for critical information infrastructure (CII) on Thursday (23 November). The report …
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23 November
Black wing intelligence (video)
Windows hello fingerprint auth bypassed on Microsoft, Dell, Lenovo laptops
Security researchers were able to bypass authentication on three popular laptops by testing the fingerprint sensors used for Windows Hello. The research was done by Blackwing Intelligence and Microsoft’s MORSE. Target devices include a Dell Inspiron 15 with a Goodix fingerprint sensor, a Lenovo ThinkPad T14s with a Synaptics sensor, …
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