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Pavel Durov said that Telegram will never force its users to watch ads.

This chip is virtually impossible to hack and can prevent your credit card number or key card information from being stolen.

An enterprising 11-year-old Indian-origin girl in the US has started her own business selling cryptographically secure passwords.

Scientists, including one of India-origin, claim to have developed a new 'inkblot' password system.