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BANGKOK, 10 May 2018 (NNT) - Thai Prime Minister Gen Prayut Chan-o-cha says draft laws on cyber security and data protection need to be passed soon to enable Thailand to trade with the rest of the world more effectively. During a national cyber security committee meeting, the premier urged the Ministry
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Police have detained a Russian national believed to be the No.2 organiser of a transnational gang operating a black market and theft operation known as the Infraud international theft ring. The dark-web site dubbed Infraud, from the gang's motto "In Fraud We Trust" was seized and closed down on Tuesday by
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Asia-Pacific region most targeted for cybercrime, Microsoft says THAILAND is among the top 25 malware-infected nations globally, according to the Microsoft Digital Crimes Unit. There are more than 5 million IP (Internet protocol) addresses connected to millions of malware-infected devices observed in Asia and Thailand. Read more: The Nation
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Police from the Economic and Cyber-Crime Division have arrested 1 Russian man who is believed to be a member of a credit card counterfeiting gang. Pol. Maj. Gen. Phongdech said that on November 17, 2013 the police of Meuang Nakhornratchasima police station had arrested Mr. Wacilee Ivanov, aged 27 and Mr.
Read More Cyber crime in Vietnam has become more sophisticated with many IT networks being targeted. So said the director of the IT department at the Ministry of Public Security, Nguyen Viet The, during the two-day Cloud Computing and Security World 2012 conference that concluded on Mar. 23 in Hanoi. He said
Read More Kuala Lumpur - Cybercrime in Malaysia rose by 88 per cent in 2011, a government agency said Thursday. A total of 15,218 cybercrimes were reported last year, up from 8,090 in 2010, said CyberSecurity Malaysia, the government agency in charge of monitoring and preventing online crime. Read more: Monsters and Critics
Read More The Department of Special Investigation (DSI) has agreed to take on eight criminal activities as special issues, DSI director-general Tarit Pengdith said yesterday. On December 19, the Cabinet agreed to expand the scope of special cases to cover criminal cases related to computer activity, foreign-owned businesses in Thailand, human trafficking, mining,
Read More Thailand's deputy prime minister suggested that signal blocker devices be purchased for the crackdown on anti-monarchy websites that use overseas servers. Deputy Prime Minister Chalerm Yoobumrung held a second meeting today with the administrative body on cyber crimes to draw up preventive measures against anti monarchy content on the internet. The deputy
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