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Hyderabad police clerk dismissed after inquiry finds her guilty of serious misconduct

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By Aftab Ahmed Verified
| The News Pakistan
Sindh police personnel stand guard on the road. — APP/File HYDERABAD: The Sindh police has dismissed a female junior clerk posted in Hyderabad after a departmental inquiry found her guilty of serious misconduct, indiscipline, and violating service rules. According to an official dismissal order, Maria Sario, a Grade-11 junior clerk, was removed from service with immediate effect under the Sindh Civil Servants (Efficiency and Discipline) Rules, 1973.
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Pakistan Proposes Mandatory Cyberattack Reporting Deadlines

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By Aftab Ahmed Verified
| newztodays.com
The government of Pakistan has introduced a proposal under the Pakistan Information Security Framework (PISF) to enforce mandatory deadlines for reporting cybersecurity incidents. The initiative aims to bolster the incident reporting and response mechanisms across ministries, departments, and public sector organizations.
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Ghostcommit Attack Tricks AI Coding Tools into Stealing Secrets

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By Aftab Ahmed Verified
| newztodays.com
By Aftab Ahmed • July 13, 2026 Security researchers have unveiled a novel cyberattack named Ghostcommit that exploits AI-assisted coding tools to secretly extract sensitive information from software repositories. This emerging threat manipulates AI code reviewers by embedding malicious instructions within PNG images, evading traditional text-based security checks.
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