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Forensic experts call for AI-driven playbook to counter deepfakes and digital scamsFinancial crime is evolving rapidly with AI-generated deepfakes and complex fraud rings. Traditional methods are no longer sufficient. Expe...- Intel worker fired, then disappears with 18,000 secret files in digital heistIntel has filed a lawsuit against its ex-engineer Jinfeng Luo for allegedly taking thousands of secret company files. The case comes as Int...
- Former Indian techie at Intel sentenced to two years’ probation and ₹30 lakh fine for sharing thousands of files with MicrosoftVarun Gupta, a former Intel engineer, received probation and a fine for sharing confidential Intel documents with Microsoft. He transferred...
- Hackers hit app where women review men they've datedA preliminary investigation indicated hackers early Friday accessed a "legacy" storage system holding images uploaded by users who signed u...
- DeepSeek under the scanner; BrowserStack’s US winFollowing its meteoric rise, DeepSeek now faces allegations of intellectual property misuse. This and more in today's ETtech Top 5.
- Payment operators to share intel on fraudsters and blacklist scammers“The industry under Payments Council of India is coming together for data sharing and we are creating a negative database for both merchant...
- Why was TikTok banned in India but PUBG was not?Tik-Tok, Helo and WeChat came under the ambit of the ban, giving a serious jolt to China's dream of setting up a Digital Silk Route. Even a...
- A free trick for fake apps to steal your dataThese apps are more common in categories such as fintech, dating, travel and gaming.
- Older PCs costing SMBs Rs 93,500 per device: Microsoft-Intel studyThe study, which surveyed a total of 2,156 SMBs across India, Australia, Indonesia, Japan and South Korea revealed a cost implication for s...
- Larry Ellison declares war against 'human intervention' - and AmazonEllison has amped up his attack against Amazon, as Oracle — one of the elders in enterprise IT, together with IBM and Microsoft—aggressivel...
- AMD re-enters server processor market with EPYC to take on IntelThe EPYC has thrown in encryptors to code off its memory so that internal theft of data can be warded off in a server, which AMD says is a ...
- Our security architecture reduces the need for human interaction: Intel Security's Christopher YoungChristopher Young, Senior VP, Intel Security talks about their new vision, industry tie ups and the importance of automation.
- Mobile, ransomware pose big cyber threats: Chris Young, Sr VP & GM, Intel SecurityIntel Security has its largest global development site in India. It's a site where people develop products and service solutions that are s...
- Personal security: Here are the most hackable gifts of 2015Things as simple and seemingly safe as a Wi-Fi connection, Bluetooth and mobile payment apps can quickly become the weak link in personal s...
- Priyanka Chopra 'most sensational celebrity' in Indian cyberspace: Intel SecurityPriyanka Chopra, who is in news for her American TV debut in "Quantico", tops the list of "most sensational celebrity" as cyber crooks use ...
- Turn a puny laptop into a graphical powerhouseIntel's Thunderbolt 3, is a supercharged version of USB-C with double the bandwidth. You can actually augment the power of a weak laptop wi...
- Government seeks US data before deciding on trade secrets lawThe lobby demanded criminal sanction to discourage theft of data and trade secrets, especially as India grows in IT and innovation.
- Intel's Ultrabook: Your next sleek, light and cheaper computerA new type of laptop is headed our way. It's ultra-thin, ultra-light, ultra-desirable and not that expensive either. Check out the details.
- Ultrabooks will capture 40% laptop market in 2012: IntelThe Ultrabooks will capture about 40% of the worlwide laptop market, next year, said vice president and general manager of the PC Client Gr...
- Lost laptops cost companies dearly: StudyToday's mobile workforce is putting precious business secrets at risk, with lost or stolen laptop computers costing companies dearly, accor...
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