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Data of 6 Lakh Indians Stolen, Sold on Bot Markets So Far; Around 50 Lakh Users Affected Globally, Study Shows
Around 6 lakh people in India had their data stolen and sold on bot networks, according to a study by NordVPN. The service found that 50 lakh users were affected globally, making India the worst country affected. Meanwhile, the study found stolen logins including those from Google, Microsoft and Facebook accounts on three major bot markets.
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Google Launches YouTube Learning for Students, Play Store to Get Kids Section
Google has launched a new feature on YouTube to help students and educators who are stuck at home during lockdowns due to coronavirus outbreak. Dubbed as YouTube Learning Destination, the new feature contains resources like curriculum-relevant topics in physics, math, and biology, language studies, study hacks, and much more, from YouTube’s educa...
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Bitcoin Wallet Devices Vulnerable to Security Hacks: Study
Researchers at the University of Edinburgh carried out an in-depth security analysis of the communications system used in popular models of Bitcoin wallets.
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Hackers Can Guess Your PIN by Using Smartphone Sensor Data: Report
Instruments in smartphones such as the gyroscope and proximity sensors represent a potential security vulnerability, said researchers from NTU in Singapore.
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Your Credit Card Can Be Hacked In Just Six Seconds: Study
It may take as little as six seconds for hackers to guess your credit or debit card number, expiry date and security code, say scientists who were able to circumvent all security features meant to protect online payments from fraud.
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Zakir Naik, Mumbai Cleric, Now Anchors Multiple Controversies
Days after 20 hostages were killed in a cafe in Dhaka, the Maharashtra government has begun an inquiry against controversial preacher Dr Zakir Naik, who has been accused of inspiring, through his speeches, the weekend's deadly attack in Bangladesh in which 20 hostages were hacked to death.
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Data of 6 Lakh Indians Stolen, Sold on Bot Markets So Far; Around 50 Lakh Users Affected Globally, Study Shows
Around 6 lakh people in India had their data stolen and sold on bot networks, according to a study by NordVPN. The service found that 50 lakh users were affected globally, making India the worst country affected. Meanwhile, the study found stolen logins including those from Google, Microsoft and Facebook accounts on three major bot markets.
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Google Launches YouTube Learning for Students, Play Store to Get Kids Section
Google has launched a new feature on YouTube to help students and educators who are stuck at home during lockdowns due to coronavirus outbreak. Dubbed as YouTube Learning Destination, the new feature contains resources like curriculum-relevant topics in physics, math, and biology, language studies, study hacks, and much more, from YouTube’s educa...
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Bitcoin Wallet Devices Vulnerable to Security Hacks: Study
Researchers at the University of Edinburgh carried out an in-depth security analysis of the communications system used in popular models of Bitcoin wallets.
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Hackers Can Guess Your PIN by Using Smartphone Sensor Data: Report
Instruments in smartphones such as the gyroscope and proximity sensors represent a potential security vulnerability, said researchers from NTU in Singapore.
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Your Credit Card Can Be Hacked In Just Six Seconds: Study
It may take as little as six seconds for hackers to guess your credit or debit card number, expiry date and security code, say scientists who were able to circumvent all security features meant to protect online payments from fraud.
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Zakir Naik, Mumbai Cleric, Now Anchors Multiple Controversies
Days after 20 hostages were killed in a cafe in Dhaka, the Maharashtra government has begun an inquiry against controversial preacher Dr Zakir Naik, who has been accused of inspiring, through his speeches, the weekend's deadly attack in Bangladesh in which 20 hostages were hacked to death.
