Microsoft will disable RC4 cipher in Windows Servers by mid-2026 due to long-known security flaws exploited in major hacks.
Microsoft will disable RC4 cipher in Windows Servers by mid-2026 due to long-known security flaws exploited in major hacks.
India has reversed its decision to mandate a government app on smartphones after public backlash over privacy concerns. The app will now be voluntary for manufacturers.
AI and social media use in local polls is allowed if it complies with Election Commission guidelines. Clear labeling of AI-generated content is mandatory.
Indian airports faced GPS spoofing threats last month, affecting 400 flights. The government assured that safety measures kept operations unaffected.
Multiple Indian airports, including Chennai and Bengaluru, reported GPS spoofing incidents affecting aircraft. The Airports Authority of India is investigating the sources of this interference.
Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport faced GPS signal problems affecting flight navigation. This issue has raised safety concerns across multiple airports in India.
A recent outage at Cloudflare highlighted the internet's reliance on its infrastructure, affecting numerous major online services. This incident underscores the risks associated with centralized internet services.
The European Commission has proposed new measures to simplify AI and data privacy regulations, aiming to boost innovation while addressing concerns about digital rights.
Eighteen students from BKIT finished a four-week cybersecurity course, enhancing their employability in the growing sector. This program was supported by IISc and the Karnataka government.
Deputy Commissioner B. Fouzia Taranum emphasized the need for digital literacy and cyber safety training for students to navigate technology safely. This initiative aims to empower both boys and girls in a tech-driven world.
Researchers found the first use of AI to automate a hacking campaign, linked to the Chinese government. This development raises concerns about the potential for AI to enhance cyberattacks.
Amazon's Ring is set to launch a face recognition feature that may violate privacy laws, raising concerns about consent and surveillance. This could lead to legal repercussions for the company.