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Bajaj Finserv's AI push; Govt's UPI fixBajaj Finserv chairman Sanjiv Bajaj says the company will launch a dedicated fund for AI startups. This and more in today's ETtech Top 5.- Microsoft disrupts cybercrime service linked to AI-enabled fraudMicrosoft on Wednesday said it has taken coordinated legal action in the United States and Britain to disrupt a low-cost subscription servi...
- Year in Review: India’s tech sector saw major policy shifts, deep-tech push in 2025Among the highlights of the year were reforms across research funding, data governance, and new technologies. AI, cybersecurity, and online...
- Reliance Retail's IPO prep; SoftBank eyes new AI buysReliance Retail is streamlining its ops as it gears up for a potential 2028 IPO. This and more in today's ETtech Top 5.
- AI's $1 trillion musical chairs; India's record iPhone exportsAI majors are caught in a circular investment loop and it is raising alarms. This and more in today's ETtech Top 5.
- UK hails 'groundbreaking collaboration' with CBI to bust Noida fraud call centreA major fraud call centre racket operating from Noida has been busted. This was a joint effort by the UK's National Crime Agency, CBI, and ...
- CBI busts cyber fraud syndicate targeting UK & Australian citizens key operative arrested in NoidaIn a coordinated operation conducted on July 07, 2025, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) carried out searches at three locations in...
- Byju’s under scrutiny again; Infosys’ bonus bonanzaIndian authorities have started a fresh investigation into Byju’s financing and accounting practices. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.
- Chennai bomb threat mails: Serious setback for police as Microsoft refuses to share vital informationChennai Bomb Threat: These threat emails that targeted schools, colleges and an airport, involved high-profile figures. Authorities believe...
- Govt working to block international spoof calls duping IndiansThe Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre (I4C) and the Department of Telecom (DoT) are collaborating to block spoof calls originating fro...
- Australia says cybercrime surging, state-sponsored groups targeting critical infrastructureReports of cybercrime surged 23% to more than 94,000 in the financial year to June, the Australian Cyber Security Centre said in its annual...
- Stakeholder consultation for Digital India Bill likely from March: Rajeev ChandrasekharChandrasekhar also said the government is waiting for firms such as Facebook and Google to come up with a concrete framework for fact-check...
- CBI, US authorities crack down on fraud scheme targeting elderly people in AmericaIn response to a complaint filed in the US, a federal court has ordered Cotter and five companies to stop engaging in the technical-support...
- IT Act needs rejig to keep up with times: Ravi Shankar PrasadAn expert committee will be constituted to suggest a new framework, he said, adding that inputs will be sought from the industry and expert...
- As Windows 7 nears end of support, India has a new cybersecurity headacheThese include systems that are used in banks and govt. It is unclear if these systems are being upgraded.
- In online clean-up, Home Ministry gets sites to take off 71 videosA list of 500 key words used in searching such videos was compiled and shared with Internet service providers such as Google, Yahoo, Facebo...
- Cybercrime: SC issues notice to Google, Yahoo, Facebook and MSA bench of justices M B Lokur and U U Lalit issued notice to these companies and sought their reply on the plea by January 9.
- Microsoft plans cybersecurity centre in Connaught PlaceMicrosoft has seven such centres globally that have partnerships with international law enforcement agencies such as Interpol and Europol t...
- Microsoft to develop digital villages, cyber-security centre, 'smart MIDC' in MaharashtraThe software major is also looking to develop 'Safe Maharashtra' mobile application which would track vulnerable people so as to provide se...
- Governments can lose $ 50 billion due to malware in pirated software: StudyGovernments could lose more than USD 50 billion in dealing with costs associated with malware on pirated software, shows a study.
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