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The government on Tuesday cited existing legal and regulatory provisions after concerns were raised in Parliament over the illegal circulation and sale of pornographic material through Telegram channels, WhatsApp groups and other encrypted mobile applications. Responding to a question in the Lok Sabha, Minister of State for Electronics and IT Jitin Prasada said the policies of the government are aimed at ensuring an open, safe, trusted and accountable internet, particularly to prevent violence against women and exploitation of minors. IT Act and IT Rules Framework The minister referred to the Information Technology Act, 2000 and the Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules, 2021 as the primary framework to deal with unlawful and harmful online content. Under the IT Act, publishing or transmitting obscene or sexually explicit content is punishable under Sections 67, 67A and 67B. The Act also empowers police to investigate offences under Sections 78 and 80. The IT Rules, 2021 require intermediaries to exercise due diligence and prohibit hosting or transmitting content that is obscene, pornographic, harmful to children, invasive of privacy or otherwise unlawful. Key provisions include: Removal of non-consensual intimate imagery within 24 hours Resolution of grievances within 72 hours Appointment of

For years, ransomware encryption was the clearest signal of a serious cyberattack. Systems locked. Operations stopped. The damage was impossible to ignore. But what if the most dangerous attacks today are the ones that never announce themselves? Analysis from Picus Labs’ Red Report 2026 , based on more than 1.1 million malicious files and 15.5 million adversarial actions observed throughout 2025 , points to a clear shift. Attackers are no longer optimizing for disruption. They are optimizing for residency . Rather than breaking in loudly and burning systems down, modern adversaries aim to remain inside environments quietly, feeding on credentials, trusted services, and identity infrastructure for as long as possible. Increasingly, they behave less like smash-and-grab criminals and more like digital parasites . The Ransomware Signal Is Fading Ransomware is not disappearing, but its role is changing. In 2025, Data Encrypted for Impact (T1486) declined by 38 percent year over year , dropping from 21.00 percent to 12.94 percent. This is not a loss of attacker capability. It is a strategic decision. Instead of triggering an immediate response through encryption, attackers now prefer to: Quietly exfiltrate sensitive data Harvest credentials and access tokens Maintain persistent access without disrupting operations Apply

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BOSTON, MAS. — An Oswego man has pleaded guilty in a Snapchat hacking scheme in federal court in Boston. Twenty-seven-year-old Kyle Svara pleaded guilty to aggravated identity theft, wire fraud, computer fraud, and making false statements related to child sexual abuse material. Prosecutors say Svara posed as a representative of Snapchat to gain access to victims’ accounts and steal nude or semi-nude photos in 2020 and 2021. He then sold and traded the images online. Authorities also say he was hired by a former Northeastern University track coach to obtain photos of students and other women the coach knew. Investigators allege Svara also targeted victims in the Plainfield area and students at Colby College in Waterville, Maine. Svara is scheduled to be sentenced in May. Anyone who believes they may have information about the case or may be a victim can find more details by clicking here.

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Fashion Credits: Snapchat Scroll down to read more Snapchat and Gucci are opening the door to a new AI-powered experience that invites Snapchatters to step into the luxury sector’s first Sponsored AI Lens and become one of Gucci’s iconic characters. Entering La Famiglia with Snapchat This interactive Lens powered by generative artificial intelligence invites Snapchatters to step into the shoes of La Famiglia’s emblematic figures with strong identities, including: L’Incazzata, in a ’60s-style “little red coat” that reflects her fiery demeanour La VIP, in head-to-toe GG Monogram that makes a statement La Bomba, in a bold coat and the new Lunetta bag, styled for “the bombshell” Direttore, in a tailored suit envisioned for "the boss" Il Figo, in the “cool guy” look led by sensuality and instinct Principino, in a look shaped by “the little prince’s” magnetism Generative AI on Snapchat: a landmark debut for the luxury industry As the first luxury House to launch a Sponsored AI Lens on Snapchat, Gucci is raising the bar—using technology to turn the Snapchat camera into a new space for creativity. “Generative AI gives luxury brands an entirely new way to tell stories,” says Geoffrey Perez, Global Head of Luxury at Snap Inc.

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Snapchat’s new feature takes location-sharing to the next level. Instead of tracking your friend’s location until they’ve reached home, you can put your phone down and get a ping when they arrive at their destination. Arrival notifications are easy to set up and use. You can save up to 10 locations at one time. Snapchat lets you decide whether you want to send these alerts to just one friend or the entirety of your contact list. Here’s how you can enable arrival notifications on Snapchat. Read Also: Heroes World Codes (February 2026) Before you begin Arrival notifications require constant access to your device’s location. Before you enable this feature, go to Settings>App>Snapchat>Permissions>Location and select ‘Allowed all the time’. Additionally, set up your ‘Home’ location in Snapchat if you want to use this feature to alert friends when you’ve safely reached home. Enabling Ghost Mode on Snapchat automatically stops arrival notifications from being sent to the selected contacts. If you’re on the receiving end of these notifications, you can choose to stop them at any given time. This requires going to the chat, tapping the name of the destination, and disabling the notifications. The user will not be notified once you

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