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Ishtiaque Foysol

Newsroom Editor

Ishtiaque Foysol is a newsroom editor at Daily Observer online. Along with regular sub editing tasks, he is an independent security researcher advocating for stronger digital governance and data privacy.

He writes on data breaches, cyber accountability, personal safety in the cyberspace, emerging technologies, and developing personal utility tools in Python.
His LinkedIn profile and Github repositories can be found here

LinkedIn: https://bd.linkedin.com/in/ishtiaque-foysol-8899947b
Github: https://github.com/ph03n1x13

A woman's legal recourse against online harassment

Ishtiaque Foysol

A large number of women in Bangladesh fall victims of cybercrimes like financial frauds, sextortion schemes, cyberbullying, revenge pornography or the circulation of fabricated nude images and videos.Victims choose silence over disclosure in most of the cases out of a

Why Bangladesh newsrooms need an OSINT habit, not just a fact-check desk

Ishtiaque Foysol

Every major newsroom around the globe is now in the verification business to fight misinformation and reconstructing scenes to verify information.Mainstream media like BBC built a 60-journalist unit named ‘BBC Verify’ in 2023 solely to fact-check video, counter disinformation and

How AI reshaping global media

Ishtiaque Foysol

Global mainstream media organizations like Associated Press, BBC, Wall Street Journal are increasingly integrating artificial intelligence into their daily workflows to increase productivity of journalists, optimize news production, automate repetitive tasks, and execute complex investigations. However in Bangladesh, there is

24b credential leak raises global security concerns

Ishtiaque Foysol

Cybersecurity researchers worldwide discovered a database containing 24 billion or 2,400 crore login records that include usernames, email addresses, passwords, cookies, authentication tokens and login URLs. As a conscious end user in Bangladesh, you cannot ignore this finding. A good

Your Old Computer Is Not Dead Yet: How Bangladesh users can save money and keep going

Ishtiaque Foysol

For the past few years, two of the world’s biggest technology companies, Apple and Microsoft, are quietly moving to cut off support for millions of computers that still work perfectly well, especially for low to mid income people and those

How AI is reshaping global newsrooms: What Bangladesh journalists can do

Ishtiaque Foysol

2,400 Crore Credentials Leaked: Why Bangladeshi users should take this seriously

Ishtiaque Foysol

Cybersecurity researchers worldwide discovered a database containing 24 billion or 2,400 crore login records that include usernames, email addresses, passwords, cookies, authentication tokens and login URLs.As a conscious end user in Bangladesh, you cannot ignore this finding. A good number

The enemy within: Are substandard devices manipulating you?

Ishtiaque Foysol

In Bangladesh, like other parts around the globe, we use many substandard electronic consumer products like security cameras, smart watches, and Television boxes for their budget price. These devices, colloquially termed as ‘non-brand’ or ‘copy’ products pose a greater security

The Enemy Within: Are substandard devices manipulating you?

Ishtiaque Foysol

In Bangladesh, like other parts around the globe, we use many substandard electronic consumer products like security cameras, smart watches, and Television boxes for their budget price.These devices, colloquially termed as ‘non-brand’ or ‘copy’ products pose a greater security risk

World Cup 2026: Where have all the frenzies gone?

Ishtiaque Foysol

The 2026 FIFA World Cup is kicked off across North America in an unprecedented 48 teams, with bleeding edge technologies, three hosts spanning the US, Canada, and Mexico.But a peculiar calmness is prevailing over the streets of Dhaka. Some are