Residents of Saint Petersburg complain that mobile internet is not working
Residents of Saint Petersburg are facing disruptions in mobile internet access, with only government-approved websites operational in some areas, amidst warnings of potential internet shutdowns for security reasons.
What Russia’s internet blackouts reveal about Putin’s endgame
The article discusses the recent internet blackouts in Russia, linking them to increased censorship efforts by the Kremlin amid concerns over security following U.S.-Israeli actions against Iranian officials.
The Effect of Iran on Putin: the Tsar Reinforces Himself with Restricted Zones and a Tightening of the Web
Vladimir Putin is fortifying his security measures and intensifying internet restrictions in response to perceived threats stemming from Iran and escalating geopolitical tensions.
Brace for Mobile Internet Outages, St. Petersburg Government Warns
The government of St. Petersburg has warned residents to prepare for possible mobile internet outages due to security concerns amid drone attack alerts.
Daily summary #1902: Israel says it killed head of Iran's Security Council in bombing; Federal Police conducts new phase of operation against fraud in the INSS; Law protecting children and adolescents on the internet comes into effect
Israel claims it has killed the head of Iran's Security Council in a bombing; the Brazilian Federal Police initiates a new phase targeting fraud in the INSS, and a law that protects children and adolescents online is now in effect.
Child Abuse: Internet Providers Can No Longer Scan Chats
Starting April 4, 2024, US internet providers will be prohibited from scanning private communications in the EU for child sexual abuse content, significantly impacting investigations.
Russia is creating a new iron curtain online
Russia is reportedly preparing to isolate its citizens from the global internet, pushing them towards state-controlled platforms amid recent large-scale internet outages justified by the government as security measures.
Moscow residents turn to pagers, printed maps as Russia enforces internet 'whitelist'
Residents of Moscow adapt to mobile internet outages by using pagers and printed maps since the government has enforced a 'whitelist' restricting online access to certain approved websites.
Vigilante arrested on suspicion of recording naked children in video calls released by Justice after hearing
A 29-year-old security guard arrested in Brazil for allegedly storing child sexual abuse content was released after a custody hearing.
In Moscow, a Week of Mobile Internet Shutdowns Makes Life a Real Pain
Intermittent mobile internet shutdowns in Moscow have disrupted daily life and business operations for nearly two weeks due to security measures mandated by the Kremlin.
The Kremlin practices blocking mobile phones in Moscow
The Kremlin has implemented a trial block on mobile phone internet access in Moscow as a security measure, causing significant disruptions for citizens.
Internet is badly malfunctioning in Russia – Dimitri, 31, expresses his agony
Internet connections in Moscow and St. Petersburg are facing significant disruptions, affecting daily life and businesses.
The Iranian War Stopped Data Aside from Oil
The Iranian conflict has disrupted essential data alongside oil, pointing to vulnerabilities in society's reliance on technology amidst regional instability.
‘A massive headache’: Russians move to walkie-talkies as internet blackouts hit Moscow
Muscovites are increasingly relying on walkie-talkies and pagers due to significant internet disruptions, which the Kremlin attributes to security measures.
Urgent warning from the bank. Are Poles' savings at risk?
Alior Bank issues a warning to its clients about increasing sophistication in internet and phone scams targeting Polish citizens' savings.
Moscow without mobile web for six days: 'Security reasons'
Moscow residents have faced mobile internet disruptions for six days, attributed to security reasons, reflecting a broader trend of internet outages across various regions in Russia.
Internet Outages in Russia - Wild Rumors About the Reasons
Recent internet outages in major Russian cities have sparked speculation about their causes, particularly regarding security concerns.
A gap in the security of a Chinese giant. Expert: It is a disaster
The article discusses a security breach involving a major Chinese tech company, highlighting concerns over data privacy and the implications for users.
Communication Disruptions in Moscow Lasting for Six Days
Moscow has been experiencing extensive communication disruptions for six consecutive days, affecting residents' ability to make calls and conduct card payments.
The Kremlin explains internet disruptions as concerns for 'security'
The Kremlin stated that disruptions to mobile internet in Russia will continue as needed to ensure citizen safety amid growing Ukrainian attacks.
Mysterious Internet Problems in Moscow. Leads to the FSB
This article discusses ongoing internet connectivity issues in Moscow, implicating potential involvement of state security services.
The best VPNs for iPhone, Android and laptops in the UK
The article outlines the best VPN options for mobile and laptop users in the UK, highlighting their importance for online privacy and security.
In Russia, 'to ensure people's security,' internet operations are disrupted in several cities
Russia has disrupted internet services in several cities as part of its security measures amidst claims of escalating Ukrainian attacks.
Internet outages in Russia will last "as long as necessary" for the "security of citizens," according to the Kremlin
The Kremlin announced that recent internet outages in Russia will continue as long as necessary to ensure citizen safety amidst perceived Ukrainian threats.
Russia: internet disruptions will continue until security is assured
Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov stated that internet disruptions in Russia will persist as long as necessary to ensure citizen security, blaming Ukraine for using increasingly sophisticated attack methods.
Russia Tightens Internet in Several Cities
Russia is limiting internet access in multiple cities, claiming security reasons for the restrictions, which are expected to remain in place as deemed necessary by authorities.
DDoS Attacks in Brazil: Challenges of Digital Security
The article discusses the rising threat of DDoS attacks in Brazil and their implications for digital security.
Government's warning for internet users: Do this immediately, or risk hacking
The Indian government has issued a significant cyber alert regarding security vulnerabilities in Google Chrome, urging users to update their browser immediately to avoid being targeted by hackers.
Widespread Mobile Internet Outages Are Lawful and Needed for Security, Kremlin Says
The Kremlin justifies recent mobile internet outages in Moscow and St. Petersburg, claiming they are necessary for security and lawful under current legislation.
Moscow: Internet on mobile phones is constantly dropping - Kremlin responds 'for security reasons'
The Kremlin claims recent disruptions to mobile internet connections in Moscow and other major cities are for security reasons and compliant with legal regulations.
Do you use ChatGPT? Your chats and pictures could be leaked due to a mistake
The article discusses the increasing use of the AI chatbot ChatGPT and addresses concerns regarding the privacy of conversations that may accidentally be exposed online.
Psychological violence against women on the internet increased by more than 20% in 2025, says ISP
Psychological violence against women online has risen significantly, with over 3,000 victims reported in 2025, according to the Public Security Institute in Brazil.
Reports of virtual crimes rise 12% in Campinas; see security guidelines
Campinas, Brazil, has seen a 12% increase in reports of cyber crimes, according to local police data.
The Internet is inundated with support for Dubai's rulers, including a Czech. Is this government PR?
Recent drone and missile attacks launched from Iran have shaken Dubai's reputation as a safe and luxurious haven, eliciting various reactions from residents and influencers.
Empty roads of Tehran: The city is "completely dead"
Tehran's streets are mostly deserted amid heavy security presence and internet outages, making communication and an accurate assessment of the city's atmosphere challenging.
BBC: the unknown tool that protects our privacy on the internet
The BBC reports on data brokers who sell personal information online, raising concerns about privacy and data security.
Warnings about tax fraudsters – fake website
A new wave of tax-related scams has emerged in Sweden, involving fraudsters using fake websites to lure individuals into providing sensitive personal information.
John Martinis, Nobel Prize in Physics: "I would not like quantum computing to be known for breaking the internet"
Physicist John Martinis warns against the vulnerabilities in digital security posed by quantum computing technologies.
Government rescinds contract with company responsible for blocking phone and internet signals in prisons due to 'loss of trust'
The government of Rio Grande do Sul has terminated its contract with IMC Tecnologia due to a loss of trust in the company's ability to effectively block phone and internet signals in prisons.
More than 350 scientists warn about the ineffectiveness and dangers of age verification on the internet
Over 350 scientists from 30 countries have raised concerns about the ineffectiveness and risks of online age verification to protect minors.
Tired of websites blocking your VPN? A dedicated IP fixes that
The article discusses the common issue VPN users face with websites blocking access due to shared IP addresses and proposes dedicated IPs as a solution.
Free WiFi Trap: Be Aware! Hackers Are Now Conducting Such Scams
The article warns about the dangers of using free WiFi networks at places like airports and cafes, outlining potential cyber fraud risks.
2 Ukrainians detained for registering Starlink terminals for Russian soldiers for 'easy money'
Two Ukrainians have been detained for allegedly registering Starlink satellite internet terminals for Russian soldiers in exchange for money.
Data that aids hackers and thieves. Find out if you are giving it away on the internet
People often underestimate the sensitivity of the information they share online, making themselves easy targets for cybercriminals.
Putin signs law enabling FSB to order individual internet and mobile disconnections, cites security concerns
President Putin has enacted a law allowing the FSB to disconnect individuals from internet and mobile services for security reasons.
In the Czech Republic, there is still a lot of noise about what Sikorski did to their minister. Internet users show no mercy
A debate between Polish politician Radosław Sikorski and Czech Foreign Minister Petr Macinka during the Munich Security Conference has sparked significant online reactions in the Czech Republic, with many criticizing Macinka and praising Sikorski.
Greenlandic websites are under attack
There are currently cyberattacks, specifically DDoS attacks, targeting Greenlandic websites, as reported by the Danish Institute of Society Security.
Samuli, 51, received a fraudulent message from 'S-Pankki'
A man named Samuli reported receiving a phishing email impersonating S-Pankki, warning others of the potential scam.
Chrome Extensions: The Enemy in Your Own Browser
Popular Chrome extensions spy on millions of users, with hundreds of apps illegally tracking browsing histories.
State Duma Passes Bill Giving FSB Authority to Shut Down Internet and Mobile Services
The Russian State Duma approved a bill granting the FSB the power to demand the shutdown of internet and mobile services in the country.