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Why More Car Owners Are Putting Their Keys in Aluminum Foil to Prevent Silent Thefts That Take SecondsModern car thieves are exploiting keyless entry systems through relay attacks, where signals from key fobs are intercepted and amplified to...- How to spot an investment scam before it spots youIndia's digital investment boom is fueling a surge in cybercrime, with financial fraud leading the charge. Criminals are increasingly using...
- Millions had data stolen in 2024 London transport hack: BBCTransport for London said it had sent an email to more than seven million customers in September 2024 "to inform them about the incident an...
- China accuses US of cyber breaches at national time centreThe US National Security Agency has been carrying out a cyber attack operation on the National Time Service Center over an extended period ...
- How an Arizona woman helped North Korea infiltrate 300 US firms and possibly fund its nuclear program; now sentenced to 8 yearsChristina Marie Chapman received a prison sentence for aiding North Korean IT workers. These workers posed as Americans to get jobs at US c...
- Thackeray not just a brand, it is Maharashtra's identity, says UddhavUddhav Thackeray claims there are attempts to erase the Thackeray identity. He criticizes the Election Commission's decision regarding the ...
- Rs 1.2 lakh for Kolhapuri chappals! Prada slammed for 'cultural theft', netizens say 'stop stealing our art'Prada's recent showcase in Milan featured sandals strikingly similar to traditional Kolhapuri chappals, priced at ₹1.2 lakh. The luxury bra...
- Cartier reports some customer data stolen in cyberattackThe company said it had further enhanced the protection of its systems and data, as well as informed the relevant authorities, and was also...
- Did Meghan Markle steal the brand name 'As Ever' from an established trademarked clothing store? Controversy erupts; users on social media call her outMeghan Markle's new lifestyle brand, As Ever, has received criticism for sharing its name with an existing clothing company. The small bran...
- 'The Munsters' getting a reboot? Here's what we know'1313', a series named after 'The Munsters' address at 1313 Mockingbird Lane, is currently in development and will see the monstrous sitcom...
- Buying second-hand phone? Check IMEI number on govt database to protect yourselfOften times the price of a good quality second-hand mobile is so good that within minutes of it becoming available it gets sold. However be...
- Amazon Prime Day 2023 is here! Beware of these scams and fake texts; All you need to knowAs Amazon Prime Day arrives once more, it is important to exercise caution. In the event that you receive a text message this week or the f...
- How to track and block your lost or stolen mobile phone. Here is the complete guideLosing a smartphone can be a frustrating experience, but with the Sanchar Saathi portal, you can track and block your lost device easily. T...
- What to do if your brand name is stolen or misusedIn case of well-known or very famous marks, no other person or entity can subsequently adopt, register, or use an identical or confusingly ...
- Domino’s data breach: Credit card details of over 10 lakh Indians allegedly leakedA data breach in the servers of Domino’s, the pizza brand, has allegedly exposed sensitive information of its Indian users, according to Is...
- Car import scam: HC asks DRI to reply to plea of accusedThe Delhi HC today asked Directorate of Revenue Intelligence to respond to the plea of Sumit Walia, alleged kingpin of luxury cars' import ...
- US senator's remarks on Infosys unfortunate: GovtGovernment today termed as "unfortunate and avoidable" remarks by a US senator describing India's IT major Infosys as "chop shop".
- 'Caste' list leaves Cong red-facedThe use of the Dalit caste name invited a rebuke from the Opposition.
- Hackers steal personal information from Monster's databaseMonster operates in 36 countries with millions of users. Hackers could use email addresses to "phish" for further information. Coming to te...
- Monster data fraud hits job huntersMonster Worldwide Inc, the popular global website for job hunters, has said that hackers have broken into its databases and stolen personal...
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