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    Tiger Shroff firing case: Police custody of four accused, including two women, extended till Oct 28

    A court in Mumbai has extended the police custody of four accused individuals until October 28. These accused were involved in aiding the shooters in the Tiger Shroff firing case. They allegedly traveled to Amritsar to procure weapons, which were smuggled to Mumbai. At least two men fired several rounds at Shroff's car, injuring his driver and a bystander.

    DoT extends deadline for OTT app SIM-binding to December 31

    The Department of Telecommunications has extended the deadline for SIM-binding by OTT platforms to December 31. This move follows industry pushback. Web and desktop sessions will now only require immediate logout in cases of suspected fraud. Full SIM-binding implementation across all platforms is expected by October-November 2026. This aims to combat digital arrests and other frauds.

    Was Mike Waltz using hacked app that looked like Signal?

    An unofficial version of Signal, TeleMessage, used by Mike Waltz, Donald Trump's former National Security Adviser, has reportedly been hacked. The breach raises concerns about the security of communications at high levels of the U.S. government. A hacker claimed to have accessed TeleMessage's backend, potentially intercepting user messages, though Waltz's messages were not confirmed to be among them.

    No lessons learned: Mike Waltz used the Signal app on Wednesday's Cabinet meeting with Donald Trump before being sacked as U.S National Security Adviser

    Mike Waltz was fired as national security advisor after being caught using the encrypted messaging app Signal during a Cabinet meeting, despite prior warnings and a previous scandal involving a Signal group chat leak. Despite this, Donald Trump nominated Waltz as the next United States ambassador to the United Nations.

    Under fire, Pete Hegseth lashes out on Fox News, vows to jail former aides after leak exposes family ties in covert war group chat leak

    Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is under fire following a leak exposing his use of a private Signal chat for discussing military matters with family and his attorney. He denies wrongdoing and accuses former aides of leaking information, even threatening them on Fox News. The Pentagon has launched an investigation, resulting in firings and administrative leave for several officials.

    Hegseth accused of sharing military operation plans with wife, brother in second Signal chat leak
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