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4 Feb 2021 The United Nations is calling for a full investigation into evidence of corruption and illegality involving the Bangladesh army, which was exposed during an investigation released by Al Jazeera on Monday. The corruption involves Bangladesh’s Chief of Army Staff, General Aziz Ahmed, who is due to meet senior UN officials in New York next week. KEEP READING The gangster, the general and the prime minister of Bangladesh Bangladesh jails 50 for 2002 attack on PM Sheikh Hasina’s convoy Rapid Action Battalion: Bangladesh’s notorious paramilitary force In All the Prime Minister’s Men, Al Jazeera’s Investigative Unit revealed that Bangladesh’s military purchased sophisticated and highly intrusive mobile phone surveillance equipment from Israel, which Bangladesh military commanders claimed was “for one of the Army Contingents due to be deployed in the UN Peacekeeping Mission”. ....
Dhaka, which denies the claims made by Al Jazeera, has no formal diplomatic relations with Israel Bangladesh s foreign minister has denied that his government had purchased the Israeli-made surveillance equipment (AFP) By Published date: 2 February 2021 14:37 UTC | Last update: 1 month ago Bangladesh has been accused of buying Israeli-made surveillance equipment to spy on hundreds of people s mobile phones despite banning all trade with Israel. Documented obtained by Al Jazeera s Investigation Unit revealed that Bangladesh s army acquired the P6 Intercept via a Bangkok-based middleman in 2018. The P6 Intercept is a so-called IMSI-catcher, a type of technology often used by authorities to track attendees during protests via their mobile phones. ....
SolarWinds Hack Proves ‘No Finish Line With Security’: Ahead President ‘It’s requiring our customers to continually look at their security policies and understand there’s no finish line for security. Security is always going to be a continual process,’ says Stephen Ayoub, president of Ahead. By Mark Haranas January 28, 2021, 11:20 AM EST The massive SolarWinds hack that allowed Russian hackers to gain access to a slew of customer and vendor information proves that there is no “finish line” to any organization’s cybersecurity strategy, said Stephen Ayoub, president of solution provider powerhouse Ahead. “There is no end point with security. There is no finish line with security,” said Ayoub, whose fast-growing company ranks No. 36 on CRN’s 2020 Solution Provider 500 list. “This is just another reminder to all of our clients that security will be a continually evolving risk which the CISO [Chief Infor ....