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<p>A massive data leak showed that a Chinese technology firm I-Soon hacked Indian government offices as well as institutions in various other nations, media reports said citing&nbsp;a large data leak confirmed as legitimate by experts.</p>

<p>The leaked documents, attributed to I-Soon, shed light on the extent of the breach, indicating a sophisticated operation that penetrated numerous foreign governments, social media platforms, and personal computing systems.</p>

<p>Cybersecurity firms SentinelLabs and Malwarebytes, delving into the leaked data, uncovered evidence of I-Soon's incursions into over a dozen governments, as well as democratic organisations in Hong Kong, universities, and even the NATO military alliance.</p>

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<p>While the exact contents of the leaked data remain undisclosed, they were made public last week on GitHub by an anonymous individual, offering unprecedented insights into China's evolving cyber espionage capabilities, according to analysts at SentinelLabs.</p>

<p>According to Malwarebytes, I-Soon's targets extended beyond India to include government entities in Thailand, Vietnam, and South Korea, among others.</p>

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<p>I-Soon's website is inaccessible but archived information reportedly suggested its headquarters in Shanghai, with additional branches across China.</p>

<p>The leaked files purportedly contain chat logs, presentations, and lists of targeted entities, illustrating the hacking by I-Soon, from infiltrating social media accounts to remotely controlling personal computers.</p>

<p>Notably, the leaked data also revealed I-Soon's involvement in bidding for contracts in China's Xinjiang region, amidst international scrutiny over Beijing's treatment of Uyghur Muslims in the region.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>The leaked information disclosed the financial incentives for hackers, with potential earnings reaching up to $55,000 for breaching government ministries in Vietnam, underscoring the lucrative nature of cyber espionage operations.</p>

<p>Pieter Arntz, a researcher at Malwarebytes, anticipated repercussions for the affected entities saying it will "rattle some cages."<br />
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A massive data leak showed that a Chinese technology firm I-Soon hacked Indian government offices as well as institutions in various other nations, media reports said citing a large data leak confirmed as legitimate by experts.

A massive data leak showed that a Chinese technology firm I-Soon hacked Indian government offices as well as institutions in various other nations, media reports said citing a large data leak confirmed as legitimate by experts. The leaked documents, attributed to I-Soon, shed light on the extent of the breach, indicating a sophisticated operation that penetrated numerous foreign governments, social media platforms, and personal computing systems. Cybersecurity firms SentinelLabs and Malwarebytes, delving into the leaked data, uncovered evidence of I-Soon's incursions into over a dozen governments, as well as democratic organisations in Hong Kong, universities, and even the NATO military alliance. Also Read | Major cities of United States are sinking, warns NASA While the exact contents of the leaked data remain undisclosed, they were made public last week on GitHub by an anonymous individual, offering unprecedented insights into China's evolving cyber espionage capabilities, according to analysts at SentinelLabs. According to Malwarebytes, I-Soon's targets extended beyond India to include government entities in Thailand, Vietnam, and South Korea, among others. Also Read | Chinese 'research' ship arrives in Maldives, sparks security concerns among Indian authorities I-Soon's website is inaccessible but archived information reportedly suggested its headquarters in Shanghai, with additional branches across China. The leaked files purportedly contain chat logs, presentations, and lists of targeted entities, illustrating the hacking by I-Soon, from infiltrating social media accounts to remotely controlling personal computers. Notably, the leaked data also revealed I-Soon's involvement in bidding for contracts in China's Xinjiang region, amidst international scrutiny over Beijing's treatment of Uyghur Muslims in the region. Watch | Biden weighs tightening asylum restrictions at the southern border: Official × The leaked information disclosed the financial incentives for hackers, with potential earnings reaching up to $55,000 for breaching government ministries in Vietnam, underscoring the lucrative nature of cyber espionage operations. Pieter Arntz, a researcher at Malwarebytes, anticipated repercussions for the affected entities saying it will "rattle some cages." "As such, it could possibly cause a shift in international diplomacy and expose the holes in the national security of several countries." (With inputs from agencies)

Data leak exposes Chinese firm's cyber intrusion into Indian govt offices, other foreign companies

<p>In a&nbsp;hilarious&nbsp;turn of events, a family resorting to unconventional means&nbsp;managed to reclaim their funds from the renowned edtech company Byju's. Their method? Taking a television set from the company's office premises.</p>

<p>The family initially sought a refund for an unused tablet and learning programme through the designated channels within the specified timeframe. However, their attempts were thwarted by numerous obstacles in the process.</p>

<p>After enduring weeks of fruitless negotiations and failed attempts to secure a resolution, they decided to take matters into their own hands. Venturing into Byju's office, they dismantled a television installed within the premises, making it clear that they would only return it once their refund was processed.</p>

<p>This&nbsp;move has sparked widespread debates regarding customer service standards within the edtech sector and the arduous nature of refund procedures.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Watch the video here:</strong></p>

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<p>While the family's actions have garnered attention and perhaps even sympathy from some quarters, questions regarding the legality and ethicality of their approach loom large. Critics have raised concerns about the appropriateness of resorting to such drastic measures to resolve consumer grievances.</p>

<p>The video showing this unusual encounter has gained significant traction on social media platforms, particularly Instagram, amassing over 100,000 views.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>One user humorously speculated about the family's post-refund activities, suggesting that they would indulge in PlayStation gaming sessions.</p>

<p>Another user in the comments box pointed out potential financial ramifications for Byju's, quipping about the company's losses in the current fiscal year.</p>

<p><strong>Also watch |&nbsp;Indian farmers suspend protest march for two days</strong></p>

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<p>A third individual remarked on the boldness exhibited by the family, highlighting the confidence behind their actions.</p>

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In a hilarious turn of events, a family resorting to unconventional means managed to reclaim their funds from the renowned edtech company Byju's. Their method? Taking a television set from the company's office premises.

In a hilarious turn of events, a family resorting to unconventional means managed to reclaim their funds from the renowned edtech company Byju's. Their method? Taking a television set from the company's office premises. The family initially sought a refund for an unused tablet and learning programme through the designated channels within the specified timeframe. However, their attempts were thwarted by numerous obstacles in the process. After enduring weeks of fruitless negotiations and failed attempts to secure a resolution, they decided to take matters into their own hands. Venturing into Byju's office, they dismantled a television installed within the premises, making it clear that they would only return it once their refund was processed. This move has sparked widespread debates regarding customer service standards within the edtech sector and the arduous nature of refund procedures. Watch the video here: View this post on Instagram A post shared by lafdavlog (@lafdavlog) × Legality and ethical considerations While the family's actions have garnered attention and perhaps even sympathy from some quarters, questions regarding the legality and ethicality of their approach loom large. Critics have raised concerns about the appropriateness of resorting to such drastic measures to resolve consumer grievances. The video showing this unusual encounter has gained significant traction on social media platforms, particularly Instagram, amassing over 100,000 views. Also read | Indian education board CBSE considers open book examination for classes 9-12: Report One user humorously speculated about the family's post-refund activities, suggesting that they would indulge in PlayStation gaming sessions. Another user in the comments box pointed out potential financial ramifications for Byju's, quipping about the company's losses in the current fiscal year. Also watch | Indian farmers suspend protest march for two days A third individual remarked on the boldness exhibited by the family, highlighting the confidence behind their actions. (With inputs from agencies)

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