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The Secret To Budget Holidays: Online Travel Agencies Vs Direct Deals, Decoded
It is a modern travel dilemma. And much like choosing between a backpack and a trolley bag, the right answer depends on your travel style.
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'There's Evidence': Ex-Google CEO Warns AI Models Can 'Learn To Kill Someone'
Eric Schmidt, who served as Google's chief executive from 2001 to 2011, warned that AI models are susceptible to hacking.
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Planning A Trip? Google Maps Can Help You Travel Smarter
Think Google Maps is just for directions? Think again. From saving must-visit spots to building day-wise itineraries and discovering hidden gems on the go, here's how to turn this everyday app into your smartest travel planning tool.
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Speak Local, Travel Better: Why Learning Phrases Can Transform Your Trip
Here's how picking up local phrases can help you connect, stay safe, and explore deeper while travelling solo or on a budget.
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Workday Targeted By Hackers To Run Social Engineering Scams; “Some” Data Leaked
Workday, the HR solutions company, was recently attacked by threat actors. The company said that "some" information was compromised. However, the customer data was largely safe. Recently, hackers have been targeting tech firms to steal information.
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Google's Urgent Alert: Dump Passwords Now Or Risk Getting Hacked
Google wants users to move on from older sign-in methods like passwords and two-factor authentication (2FA).
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'Forest Blizzard', 'Fancy Bear': Cyber Companies Vs Hacker Nicknames
Microsoft, CrowdStrike, Palo Alto and Alphabet's Google said they would create a public glossary of state-sponsored hacking groups and cybercriminals, in a bid to ease confusion over the menagerie of unofficial nicknames for them.
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Google Shuts Down Malware That Leveraged Google Calendar to Steal Data
Google Calendar was being used as a communication channel by a group of hackers to extract sensitive information from individuals, according to the Google Threat Intelligence Group (GTIG). The tech giant’s cybersecurity division discovered a compromised government website in October 2024 and found that malware was being spread using it. Once the ...
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How to Transfer Data From Android to iPhone: A Step-by-Step Guide
Customers can transfer data from Android to iPhone with ease. One can use the Move to iOS application, which is available on the Google Play Store, to transfer the data from Android to a new iOS device, including an iPhone. One can transfer data like media, apps, and more through this feature. Here’s everything you need to know.
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"Non-Negotiable": Woman Got Offers From Google, Microsoft With These 2 Resume Hacks
Ms Pandey wanted to try her hand at working at other FAANG businesses after five years at Amazon, so in 2021, she applied to Microsoft and Google.
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Cyber Criminals Have New Tool ‘Drainer’ to Rob Crypto Holders, Beware of Web3 Ads on Google, X
Crypto hackers have reportedly been able to rob 63,210 victims so far and have managed to get away with a stolen wealth of $59 million (roughly Rs. 490 crores) between March and November this year via ‘Drainers’.
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WhatsApp Exec Reveals Hacks To Keep Messages Out Of Reach Of Google, Apple
WhatsApp, a widely used messaging platform, employs end-to-end encryption to enhance user privacy and security.
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Hackers Use 'Bad Math' to Trick Generative AI Models to Show Flaws and Biases at DEF CON 2023: Details
Hackers are tricking and fooling some of the most intelligent generative AI systems from Google, Meta, and OpenAI at the annual DEF CON 2023 hacking conference in Las Vegas. These experts used "bad math" to coax large language models into providing incorrect answers to queries, while using other techniques to make the AI tools claim to be human, sp...
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Google Begins Rolling Out Passkeys, as a More Secure Way to Sign Into Apps and Websites
After years of development, Google today announced the rollout of its passkeys feature that it claims is a safer alternative to standard passwords and even 2-step verification (2-SV) systems. Google claims that using passkeys is more convenient than standard passwords and 2SV systems and that it will work on mobiles and computers, allowing users to...
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Video: Engineer Shares How Chrome Dino Game Hack Landed Him An Interview At Google
A software engineer recently shared how a simple hack for the classic "Dino game" landed him an interview at Google a couple of years ago.
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The Secret To Budget Holidays: Online Travel Agencies Vs Direct Deals, Decoded
It is a modern travel dilemma. And much like choosing between a backpack and a trolley bag, the right answer depends on your travel style.
-
'There's Evidence': Ex-Google CEO Warns AI Models Can 'Learn To Kill Someone'
Eric Schmidt, who served as Google's chief executive from 2001 to 2011, warned that AI models are susceptible to hacking.
-
Planning A Trip? Google Maps Can Help You Travel Smarter
Think Google Maps is just for directions? Think again. From saving must-visit spots to building day-wise itineraries and discovering hidden gems on the go, here's how to turn this everyday app into your smartest travel planning tool.
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Speak Local, Travel Better: Why Learning Phrases Can Transform Your Trip
Here's how picking up local phrases can help you connect, stay safe, and explore deeper while travelling solo or on a budget.
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Workday Targeted By Hackers To Run Social Engineering Scams; “Some” Data Leaked
Workday, the HR solutions company, was recently attacked by threat actors. The company said that "some" information was compromised. However, the customer data was largely safe. Recently, hackers have been targeting tech firms to steal information.
-
Google's Urgent Alert: Dump Passwords Now Or Risk Getting Hacked
Google wants users to move on from older sign-in methods like passwords and two-factor authentication (2FA).
-
'Forest Blizzard', 'Fancy Bear': Cyber Companies Vs Hacker Nicknames
Microsoft, CrowdStrike, Palo Alto and Alphabet's Google said they would create a public glossary of state-sponsored hacking groups and cybercriminals, in a bid to ease confusion over the menagerie of unofficial nicknames for them.
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Google Shuts Down Malware That Leveraged Google Calendar to Steal Data
Google Calendar was being used as a communication channel by a group of hackers to extract sensitive information from individuals, according to the Google Threat Intelligence Group (GTIG). The tech giant’s cybersecurity division discovered a compromised government website in October 2024 and found that malware was being spread using it. Once the ...
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How to Transfer Data From Android to iPhone: A Step-by-Step Guide
Customers can transfer data from Android to iPhone with ease. One can use the Move to iOS application, which is available on the Google Play Store, to transfer the data from Android to a new iOS device, including an iPhone. One can transfer data like media, apps, and more through this feature. Here’s everything you need to know.
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"Non-Negotiable": Woman Got Offers From Google, Microsoft With These 2 Resume Hacks
Ms Pandey wanted to try her hand at working at other FAANG businesses after five years at Amazon, so in 2021, she applied to Microsoft and Google.
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Cyber Criminals Have New Tool ‘Drainer’ to Rob Crypto Holders, Beware of Web3 Ads on Google, X
Crypto hackers have reportedly been able to rob 63,210 victims so far and have managed to get away with a stolen wealth of $59 million (roughly Rs. 490 crores) between March and November this year via ‘Drainers’.
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WhatsApp Exec Reveals Hacks To Keep Messages Out Of Reach Of Google, Apple
WhatsApp, a widely used messaging platform, employs end-to-end encryption to enhance user privacy and security.
-
Hackers Use 'Bad Math' to Trick Generative AI Models to Show Flaws and Biases at DEF CON 2023: Details
Hackers are tricking and fooling some of the most intelligent generative AI systems from Google, Meta, and OpenAI at the annual DEF CON 2023 hacking conference in Las Vegas. These experts used "bad math" to coax large language models into providing incorrect answers to queries, while using other techniques to make the AI tools claim to be human, sp...
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Google Begins Rolling Out Passkeys, as a More Secure Way to Sign Into Apps and Websites
After years of development, Google today announced the rollout of its passkeys feature that it claims is a safer alternative to standard passwords and even 2-step verification (2-SV) systems. Google claims that using passkeys is more convenient than standard passwords and 2SV systems and that it will work on mobiles and computers, allowing users to...
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Video: Engineer Shares How Chrome Dino Game Hack Landed Him An Interview At Google
A software engineer recently shared how a simple hack for the classic "Dino game" landed him an interview at Google a couple of years ago.
