đ°ď¸ Intrusion in Digital Realms: Twitter & Data Breaches
Intrusion marked the last quarter of 2021, as digital transformation surged alongside growing cybersecurity concerns. One major event was Elon Muskâs $44 billion acquisition of Twitter. As a result, top executives like Parag Agrawal and Vijaya Gadde were dismissed. This dramatic shift sparked global debates about Twitterâs future under Muskâs bold direction.
At the same time, the Top 5 Most Impactful Data Breaches in IT History were highlighted. These cases emphasized the urgent need for stronger data protection. Since more individuals and organizations depend on digital platforms, the risks of breaches have grown. Consequently, these incidents revealed how vulnerable sensitive data can be, often leading to serious consequences.
đ§ Intrusion as Innovation: Forensics & Recognition
Meanwhile, Threws hosted the Trace the Intruder: Digital Forensics Challenge. This event invited participants to act as cyber investigators. Using tools like Autopsy and Wireshark, they uncovered clues in simulated cybercrime cases. They analyzed malware, examined logs, and traced suspicious network activity. As a result, the challenge strengthened digital forensics skills and awareness.
Additionally, the newsletter honored two exceptional members. Srinivas Venkata was recognized for his work in data migration, while Sasi Kumar Raju Addepalli was celebrated for contributions to healthcare technology. Both received prestigious fellowships. These honors highlight Threwsâ commitment to excellence and professional growth.
đ Threws: A Global Nexus for Research
Founded in 2013, Threws continues to support global innovation. It connects researchers across fields like AI, sustainability, and quantum computing. Through active societies, events, and international partnerships, it fosters meaningful collaboration. Furthermore, its membership optionsâfrom students to honorary fellowsâoffer inclusive opportunities for all.