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The spy who hired me: Chinese agents hunt for secrets on LinkedInChinese intelligence is now using professional networking sites and job portals to find and recruit people with access to sensitive data. T...- Mumbai to get 15,000 AI-powered CCTV cameras under Rs 2,140-cr surveillance projectMumbai is set to significantly enhance its public safety with 15,000 new AI-powered CCTV cameras. This Rs 2,140 crore project will integrat...
- Inside India’s Next-Gen Workspaces: The Rise of Intelligent Commercial EcosystemsL&T Realty is expanding its commercial real estate footprint while setting new benchmarks for India’s modern work environment
- NEET-UG 2026 paper leak shocker: Most key reforms suggested by Radhakrishnan panel to fix NTA still not implementedNEET-UG 2026 paper leak: Despite recommendations from the K Radhakrishnan Committee following the 2024 NEET-UG crisis, the National Testing...
- Bengaluru techie quit his Rs 30 lakh job to chase a dangerous dream, only to end up being arrestedDelhi Police have arrested a 31-year-old Bengaluru-based software engineer, Ravi Rathore, for allegedly running a fake online trading racke...
- Portugal eyes bigger role in India’s infrastructure, manufacturing push as trade ties deepenPortugal's Minister of State for Economy, João Rui Ferreira, expressed readiness to contribute to India's infrastructure goals, highlightin...
- US military reaches deals with 7 tech companies to use their AI on classified systemsThe Pentagon is boosting its warfighting capabilities by integrating artificial intelligence into classified computer networks. Seven leadi...
- Mixed messages and military mismatch erode U.S. and Europe's Atlantic pactEuropean nations are questioning America's commitment to NATO. Unpredictable signals from the Trump administration are causing concern amon...
- Enough with mythologies: India needs new state-sponsored AI entities to create essential strategic capabilityA new AI model called Mythos can find software flaws. Its restricted release raises concerns about misuse by hackers or foreign governments...
- Guns, drones & algos: War gets smarter, faster & uncomfortably less humanArtificial intelligence is revolutionizing global warfare. Nations are significantly increasing AI spending for defense. This technology en...
- IAF seeks indigenous drone swarm radar system to boost surveillance in contested zonesThe Indian Air Force is seeking domestic industry, academia, and startups to develop collaborative drone-based surveillance radar systems u...
- Art of AI war: Sarvam to boost defence prowessIndia is boosting its defence capabilities with a new Rs 300 crore Centre of Excellence for artificial intelligence. Homegrown labs like Sa...
- Iran war knocks on boardrooms: Corporates stare at a new riskIran War: Multinational corporations are no longer mere bystanders in conflict zones; they are now explicit targets. Iran's threats against...
- Personal data isn't collected: MHA on security agencies using open-source intelligence from public sourcesSecurity agencies are utilizing open-source intelligence from public sources like social media for information gathering, assuring no priva...
- Hackers using coronavirus malware to steal data: Cyber copsEven as Maharashtra grapples with rising COVID-19 cases, cyber fraudsters have devised a malware called "coronavirus map" to steal confiden...
- Google has just done something that's going to annoy the US and UK governmentsGoogle has rolled out a security service for its business customers that could put a serious downer on UK's plans to increase surveillance ...
- US spy agency actively monitoring messages, emails in India: Report"In March 2013 the agency collected 97 billion pieces of intelligence from computer networks worldwide," reported the newspaper.
- How to make the most of your home wi-fi networkYour home Wi-Fi network is mostly used for a single purpose - accessing the Internet. ET shows you seven other cool things you can do if yo...
- Don't take your laptop with sensitive info to China: ExpertsGoing on a business trip to China? Take your passport and visiting cards but not your laptop loaded with sensitive corporate info.
- Wildlife panel seeks technical expertise to match criminalsConcerned over wildlife criminals using high-tech equipment to conduct their activities, the Wildlife Crime Control Bureau is seeking legal...
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