Indian police bust gang for data ‘theft’ of 669m individuals, organisations ...Middle East

ANKARA: Police in India’s southern Telangana state busted a gang involved in the “theft, procurement, holding, and selling” of personal and confidential data of 669 million individuals and organisations, a senior police official said on Sunday.Kalmeshwar Shingenavar, a senior police official in the state, told Anadolu over the phone that police have so far arrested 10 people from three Indian states.“The data was used mostly for marketing, advertisements, and cybercrimes. It is, apparently, the biggest data theft busted in the country so far,” he said.He noted that the investigation is now focused on how the accused got access to this huge data. Shingenavar also said that they are approachin

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