#security-issues

#security-issues

Thousands of Afghans have been relocated to the UK after a data leak revealed their identities, raising fears of Taliban targeting. The leak included details of 19,000 Afghans.

Buhari made history in 2015 when he became the first opposition candidate in Nigeria's modern era to defeat a sitting president at the polls, unseating Goodluck Jonathan in what was widely praised as the country's most credible election.

A lot of my downtown and East Side businesses converted only to cashless transactions and currencies because they were getting burglarized.

The proposed Chinese embassy in London seeks to include accommodation for over 200 intelligence officers, emphasizing the controversial nature of the redevelopment plans.

Microsoft's recent security update was quickly followed by a warning of compatibility issues, leading to an unusual throttling of the update for some devices.

"The brutal slaying of Judge Ehsum Bagheri in Shiraz, identified as a veteran with over 12 years in the judicial system, marks a severe security concern in Iran."

A suicide bomber targeted a queue of young recruits at an army recruitment center in Mogadishu, resulting in a tragic loss of at least 10 lives.

It seems that the VM that I have is 11.38.25, which contains the fix for CVE-2025-34028, EXCEPT the exploit for CVE-2025-34028 still works against it.

The United Nations has temporarily paused all operations in Yemen's Saada region after Houthi authorities detained eight more of its staff, highlighting serious security concerns.

...the suspects captured on video seemed to know the store's layout and were in and out within a few minutes.

"The escape was very well prepared, with external help from accomplices, and the prisoners had previously attempted to flee from the high-security facility."

"I walked to the main Post Office and asked a gentleman at the counter why all the boxes were gone. He called a supervisor, who told me that because of the number of thefts in Brooklyn Heights, USPS is replacing them with more secure mailboxes."