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Article: Mayor Ginther speaks on cyber attack latest, says it could cost Columbus 'millions' - published 5 days ago.
Content: And what about that cyber security expert who told ABC 6 News about the extent of the breach? After initially suing him, the City of Columbus has ...
https://cwcolumbus.com/newsletters/mayor-ginther-speaks-on-cyber-attack-latest-says-it-could-cost-columbus-millions-columbus-ohio-september-2024
Published: 2024 09 15 02:31:25
Received: 2024 09 15 05:21:34
Feed: Google Alert – "cyber security"
Source: Google Alert
Category: News
Topic: Cyber Security

Article: Police cannot freeze an entire bank account; only quantum of money involved in ... - The Hindu - published 5 days ago.
Content: ... bank for over a year at the request of the Telangana State Cyber Security Bureau (TSCSB). EN-US. English (United States). An error has occurred.
https://www.thehindu.com/news/national/tamil-nadu/police-cannot-freeze-an-entire-bank-account-only-quantum-of-money-involved-in-financial-fraud-can-be-frozen-rules-madras-high-court/article68641919.ece
Published: 2024 09 15 04:51:51
Received: 2024 09 15 05:21:33
Feed: Google Alert – "cyber security"
Source: Google Alert
Category: News
Topic: Cyber Security

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