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At least 20% cybercrimes involve dark web usage by attackers: reportThe study is based on a detailed analysis of several cases of cybercrime reported across the country, said Khushhal Kaushik, founder and CE...- India could face 17 trillion cyberattacks by 2047: ReportIndia is projected to face nearly 1 trillion cyberattacks annually by 2033, increasing to 17 trillion by 2047. Over 79 million cyberattacks...
- Keep DigiWolves at bayIndia is the most targeted country globally, facing 13.7% of all cyberattacks. State-sponsored cyberattacks against India increased 278% be...
- Fintechs wary of RBI’s new cross-border payments rules; telcos take on Big Tech over biz messagingThe Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI) new rules on cross-border payments will bring fintech players operating in this space under the regulator...
- Apple flags ‘state-sponsored’ hacking, govt orders probe; inside PharmEasy’s Rs 3,500-crore rights issueThe Centre has ordered probe after opposition members, journalists received messages on their iPhones, warning them of possible ‘state-spon...
- India's health data faces rising risk of breaches, cyberattacksThe recent breaches of health data are particularly concerning, digital experts said, as they leave individuals vulnerable to scams, harass...
- Russian hacker group Phoenix targets health ministry systemsAccess to the personnel directory and chief physicians of every Indian hospital is likely to have been jeopardised. This raises the prospec...
- Five AIIMS servers hacked, 1.3TB data encrypted in cyber attack: Govt to ParliamentA government analysis has traced the source of the cyberattack to Chinese hackers. Five of the 100 servers had been infiltrated by hackers ...
- Critical infra organisations must upgrade security to avoid AIIMS-like attacks, say expertsEven as enterprises have increased their cybersecurity spends, experts said critical infrastructure such as power plants, hospitals and rai...
- Vaccinate India's health IT systemsThe health ministry, in consultation with the IT ministry, CERT-In, National Health Authority, state governments and industry must prepare ...
- Stolen data of 600,000 Indians sold on bot markets so far: reportThe study by NordVPN, of Lithuania's Nord Security, said the stolen data included user logins, cookies, digital fingerprints, screenshots a...
- Stolen data of 600,000 Indians sold on bot markets so far: StudyThe study by NordVPN, of Lithuania's Nord Security, said the stolen data included user logins, cookies, digital fingerprints, screenshots a...
- Very much in sync with India’s decision on 5G equipment: Australia’s cyber affairs ambassadorIn November, India and Australia convened their fifth bilateral Cyber Policy Dialogue. From the Australian side, Tobias Feakin, ambassador ...
- AIIMS cyberattack rings alarm bells over e-infrastructure safetyIndia vulnerable as there is no law mandating regular healthcare infra audits, say experts.
- Cyber attacks triple in last three years, but security funds underutilisedThe number of cyber attacks in the country has witnessed three-fold increase over as many years, however, the funds meant for cybersecurity...
- After AIIMS, Delhi's Safdarjung Hospital faces hacking attackAfter All India Institute of Medical Sciences in Delhi became the victim of hacking attack where Chinese involvement was suspected, another...
- Hacking of AIIMS server raises serious questions about cyber security in country: Congress"It has been a week since the server of AIIMS was hacked. It raises serious questions about the cyber security of the country. In 2020, PM ...
- EVM hacking claim a Congress-sponsored conspiracy to defame Indian democracy: BJPThe BJP Tuesday dubbed allegations of rigging in the 2014 polls, made at a London press conference, a "Congress-sponsored conspiracy" desig...
- What hospitals are doing to keep your data safeIn India, there are few instances of cyber-attack on hospitals but officials say they are not taking any chances.
- Hackers can kill by tweaking pacemaker: US FDA"Nearly 43,000 sensitive pathology reports, including those of HIV patients, were exposed online by a Mumbai-based laboratory."
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