The National Telecommunication Monitoring Centre (NTMC) discovered government employees selling citizens' private data, including NID card and phone call details, via hundreds of social media groups. NTMC traced the breach to police officers' login credentials being used to access sensitive data, leading to arrests and suspensions. The breach highlights the vulnerability of personal data, with experts warning of potential misuse, such as identity theft and financial fraud. NTMC proposed measures to enhance data security, including establishing monitoring centers and implementing multi-factor authentication. Collaboration with telecommunications authorities and social media platforms is also urged to tackle such breaches effectively. The incident underscores the need for robust safeguards to protect individuals' privacy in an increasingly digital world.
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151 words · 50 secGiant Mountain Section Collapses Into Nepal’s Kaligandaki River After Heavy Rain
Heavy rainfall triggered a massive landslide in Nepal, causing a large section of a mountain to collapse into the Kaligandaki River. The debris partially blocked the river’s flow, raising concerns about possible flash f…
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