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Alavandar Murder Case: Half head that still teaches medical students more than 70 years laterAlavandar Murder Case: A preserved human head, labeled "M 11", at Madras Medical College is a teaching tool from the 1952 C Alavandar murde...- Digital arrest: How India’s fastest-growing scam uses fake investigations and video calls to siphon off croresThey pose as the police, put you under ‘digital arrest’, and tether you to a video call till your savings are gone. How India’s fastest gro...
- What to know about how a suspect in the killing of two Florida students used ChatGPTIn a disturbing twist to a double homicide investigation, prosecutors disclosed that the suspect sought advice from ChatGPT on disposing of...
- After terror attack, Pahalgam shifts to QR code identity system for localsResponding to last year's unfortunate events, Pahalgam is rolling out a cutting-edge QR code initiative aimed at bolstering security for it...
- Delhi Police to deploy AI-enabled smart glasses with facial recognition for Republic Day securityDelhi Police will use smart glasses with facial recognition for Republic Day security. These AI-enabled devices will scan faces in crowds a...
- Amit Shah fake video case: Delhi Police adds criminal conspiracy to FIRBeereddy is among the prominent members of the Congress' social media team and he is accused of being among those who uploaded the doctored...
- Jairam Ramesh resigns as Chairman of Standing Committee on environment, climate changeCongress leader Jairam Ramesh has resigned from the post of Chairman for Parliamentary Committee for Science and Technology, environment, f...
- Govt withdrew DNA Bill as it didn't want elaborate safeguards recommended by standing committee: CongressDNA technology Bill was examined in detail by the committee, which recommended several key amendments. Despite some members submitting note...
- Thumbing through the history of handprintsThe debate over giving fingerprints invading one’s privacy is on. But with fingerprint identification for devices on the rise, we may now b...
- New Bill to collect prisoners' physical, biological samplesThe opposition questioned the legislative competence of the House to decide on the matter and called the proposed provisions draconian and ...
- One glance at a phone unlocks many doors, but facial recognition risks demand extra cautionThese technologies rely on many of the processes and techniques associated with artificial intelligence (AI).
- HC asks Centre to respond to pleas by FB, WhatsApp challenging IT RulesThe Facebook owned company, WhatsApp, in its plea said the requirement of intermediaries enabling the identification of the first originato...
- Future of identity management is highly encrypted multi-biometrics: IDEMIA India’s Matthew FoxtonMatthew Foxton, IDEMIA’s regional president for India, on the French security services provider’s focus areas during the Covid-19 pandemic ...
- DNA Profiling Bill to be discussed by Narendra Modi government tomorrowThe draft bill also states that all DNA data including DNA profiles, DNA samples and records, will only be used for identification of the p...
- Centre will discuss about sharing Aadhaar data with police for crime detection: MoS Hansraj AhirThe Minister was responding to a specific suggestion made by National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) Director Ish Kumar at the event that limi...
- Police to use new technology for fingerprint recognition of criminalsPolice will soon float tenders for the development of a software with which they can take fingerprints of arrested suspects or criminals on...
- Startups like TimeSaverz, Roadrunnr, Housejoy, Commonfloor verifying on-demand services staffThe visitor manager application eliminates the need for a delivery executive or service professional to enter their details into a log book...
- Delhi Police gears up to snoop onlineGiving shape to its ambitious project, Osint, the department is set to acquire technology for tracking social networks and internet chat ro...
- IBM, HP, HCL, Wipro, Oracle and TCS pitch for project to track suspects onlineProject O-sint is a strategic initiative by Delhi Police to let them snoop on social networks and the internet for tracking anti-social ele...
- Cyber criminals tapping networking sitesMost routine crimes involve money. Did you know that 78% of online attacks have a financial component , with a majority including a keystro...
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