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State use of intrusive surveillance tools must be lawful, says Keralam Home Minister Chennithala

At c0c0n-2026, the annual cybersecurity conference, the Home Minister also announced plans to revitalise Cyberdome, the Kerala Police’s public-private partnership initiative for cybersecurity.

The Hindu KeralaOctober 9, 20261 min read
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State use of intrusive surveillance tools must be lawful, says Keralam Home Minister Chennithala

At c0c0n-2026, the annual cybersecurity conference, the Home Minister also announced plans to revitalise Cyberdome, the Kerala Police’s public-private partnership initiative for cybersecurity.

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