Sri Lanka Fast-Tracks NCSOC Cybersecurity Integration for 25 State Institutions
Digital Economy Ministry says only 12 of 37 cabinet-approved bodies are connected so far; push follows Treasury and Public Admin cyber incidents.
Digital Economy Ministry says only 12 of 37 cabinet-approved bodies are connected so far; push follows Treasury and Public Admin cyber incidents.
Sam Altman says OpenAI is 'deeply sorry' for not alerting police to the Tumbler Ridge shooter's banned ChatGPT account; BC premier calls apology insufficient.
Five Sri Lankan banks issued simultaneous warnings on Friday over a coordinated phishing campaign using look-alike websites to steal customer credentials.
Finance Ministry will replace plastic insurance cards with a digital version from May 1, in collaboration with IRCSL, IASL and Sri Lanka Police.
Digital Deputy Minister Eranga Weeraratne says the $2.5M Treasury fraud was a phishing scam using a fake domain; Harsha de Silva calls it gross incompetence.
Minister Chandana Abeyratne lodges CID complaint after attackers attempted to auction data from the Ministry of Public Administration website.
Meta lays off around 8,000 workers while Microsoft offers voluntary redundancy to about 8,750 as both firms funnel capital into AI.
Scammers using NIC Office lookalike hotlines and a fake e-NIC app to steal personal data; Department for Registration of Persons issues public warning.
Sri Lanka Police warn of malicious .apk files disguised as wedding invitations or lottery notices that read OTPs and drain victims' bank accounts.
Colombo Chief Magistrate makes permanent conditional orders against two respondents in the first case ever filed under Sri Lanka's Online Safety Act.
A fintech analyst told The Island the $2.5M diversion was likely Business Email Compromise via altered payment instructions, not a deep cyber intrusion.
Sri Lanka Police say a malicious 'SriLankan.apk' distributed via WhatsApp acts as a banking trojan, capturing OTPs, PINs and biometric data.
Apple announced Tim Cook will become executive chairman and John Ternus will succeed him as CEO effective September 1, ending Cook's 15-year tenure.
The CCID North Western Unit arrested a 22-year-old Minuwangoda suspect over a fake bank website fraud that netted Rs. 1,000,024.
One-day and regular NIC services are operational again after a three-day computer system breakdown that began April 17, the DRP confirmed.
Over 10,000 cybercrime complaints filed in 2025 as criminals impersonate police to extort victims, the CID warns post-Avurudu.
Customs at Bandaranaike airport arrested nine Chinese nationals on April 16 with 383 phones, 101 tablets and routers concealed on their bodies, worth Rs. 24M.
All Department for Registration of Persons offices will close on Friday, April 17, while technical teams work to restore a computer system breakdown.
Sri Lanka Transport Board Chairman Sanjeewa Kanagaratne said arrangements are in place to introduce a card-only fare system on SLTB buses within months.
Senior DIG and Indian security expert urge digital vigilance as traditional crimes evolve into sophisticated cyber offences.
Sri Lanka replaces ICTA with two new entities backed by $125M from World Bank and ADB, restructuring digital governance.
Two Chinese nationals arrested at Bandaranaike Airport with 84 Apple phones suspected for use in cyber financial fraud.
The 1,412-panel rooftop solar project covers six buildings, generating 1,250 MWh annually and cutting 850 tonnes of carbon.
SLCERT and fact-checkers flag a viral deepfake video falsely claiming Sangakkara endorses a fraudulent investment scheme.