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Google Said to Be Working on New AI Agent Called Gemini Spark That Could Launch at Google I/O 2026
Gemini Spark is said to be the work, and Google could launch this AI agent during its annual developer conference next week. The Gemini Spark can access data from Connected Apps, skills, chats, tasks, websites where users are logged in, Personal Intelligence, location, and more. Gemini could also share information with third parties, including name...
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CloudZ RAT Malware Could Exploit Microsoft Phone Link App to Access Messages and OTPs, Researchers Warn
Microsoft’s Phone Link app could become a target for threat actors if a connected Windows PC is infected with malware. According to security researchers, an ongoing campaign potentially targets victims with a remote access trojan (RAT) called CloudZ. It reportedly compromises systems and can intercept sensitive information synced between smartpho...
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White House Insider Trading: How Traders Made Millions With Leaked War News
Initially, the White House dismissed claims that anyone used secret information for profit. But now the staff has been warned not to bet on futures.
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Air Force Staffer Arrested For Spying For Pak Handlers In Assam
A civilian employee posted at an Indian Air Force station in Assam has been arrested for allegedly spying and sharing sensitive information with Pakistani handlers, Rajasthan Intelligence said on Sunday.
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FBI Warns Tron Blockchain Users of Phishing Attack Using Fake Tokens Impersonating the Agency
The FBI has warned Tron users about a phishing scam involving fake tokens impersonating the agency. The attack sends tokens to wallets with messages urging users to complete fake verification steps. Authorities say the scheme is designed to steal sensitive information and access funds. The warning comes amid a broader rise in crypto-related scams g...
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Jeera Water vs Methi Water: Which Is Better For Blood Sugar Control?
If you're also unsure about which drink fits your needs better, this article breaks down the science behind each one so you can make an informed choice.
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Iran Arrests Dozens Of People Accused Of 'Spying' For Israel
Dozens of people accused of sharing sensitive information with Israel have been arrested in several areas of Iran, local media reported on Sunday, as Israeli and US fighter jets continue to strike new targets in the country.
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How to Delete and Archive Chats in ChatGPT: A Step-by-Step Guide
ChatGPT has emerged as an important tool for many. Some use it to learn about new topics and research, others to have idle conversations, and others still use its tools for productivity and work. No matter how you use the platform, there is a risk that you might have had conversations that are either sensitive in nature or contain information you d...
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UP Anti-Terrorism Squad Arrests Navy Lance Naik For Spying For Pakistan's ISI
The Uttar Pradesh Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) has arrested a 24-year-old Indian Navy Lance Naik on charges of spying for Pakistan's intelligence agency, the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), and sharing sensitive information related to naval assets.
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Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra's Privacy Display Explained: How Flex Magic Pixel Works
As smartphones increasingly rely on AI-driven personalisation, more sensitive information is visible on-screen. For this, Samsung’s newly launched Galaxy S26 Ultra brings a potentially game-changing feature. It has introduced a new display technology that aims to enhance on-device privacy. Called Privacy Display, the feature is built directly int...
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Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra 'Privacy Display' Feature to Arrive on Other Flagship Android Phones, Tipster Claims
Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra will launch with a new Privacy Display that limits viewing angles so people nearby cannot see sensitive information, like purchase alerts or private chats. Samsung has confirmed this hardware feature. Now, a tipster claims that Chinese phone makers are also testing similar technology for their upcoming devices, suggesting w...
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No Curbs, Cooling Off Period: Rajnath Singh On Books By Military Officers
There is no proposal for a 20-year cooling-off period for retired army officers writing books, and no proposal has been made in the Cabinet regarding this, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has said.
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Epstein Files Release: Who Decides What The Public Gets To Know
For the past decade or so the Epstein files have been used by Democrats and Republicans as a political stick with which to beat each other. In the meantime, speculation has run rife online with a global guessing game of what these files contain
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CERT-In Asks macOS, Google Chrome Users to Install Updates That Address Security Flaws, Data Theft Risks
CERT-In has issued two security advisories warning macOS and Google Chrome users about vulnerabilities that could lead to data theft or system compromise if left unpatched. The macOS advisory flags flaws in Apple Pages and Keynote that could expose sensitive information through malicious files, while a separate alert highlights a high-risk remote c...
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Why Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu Keeps His Phone Camera Taped
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu keeps his phone's rear camera covered with red tape, as multiple photographs going viral on social media show.
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Google Said to Be Working on New AI Agent Called Gemini Spark That Could Launch at Google I/O 2026
Gemini Spark is said to be the work, and Google could launch this AI agent during its annual developer conference next week. The Gemini Spark can access data from Connected Apps, skills, chats, tasks, websites where users are logged in, Personal Intelligence, location, and more. Gemini could also share information with third parties, including name...
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CloudZ RAT Malware Could Exploit Microsoft Phone Link App to Access Messages and OTPs, Researchers Warn
Microsoft’s Phone Link app could become a target for threat actors if a connected Windows PC is infected with malware. According to security researchers, an ongoing campaign potentially targets victims with a remote access trojan (RAT) called CloudZ. It reportedly compromises systems and can intercept sensitive information synced between smartpho...
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White House Insider Trading: How Traders Made Millions With Leaked War News
Initially, the White House dismissed claims that anyone used secret information for profit. But now the staff has been warned not to bet on futures.
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Air Force Staffer Arrested For Spying For Pak Handlers In Assam
A civilian employee posted at an Indian Air Force station in Assam has been arrested for allegedly spying and sharing sensitive information with Pakistani handlers, Rajasthan Intelligence said on Sunday.
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FBI Warns Tron Blockchain Users of Phishing Attack Using Fake Tokens Impersonating the Agency
The FBI has warned Tron users about a phishing scam involving fake tokens impersonating the agency. The attack sends tokens to wallets with messages urging users to complete fake verification steps. Authorities say the scheme is designed to steal sensitive information and access funds. The warning comes amid a broader rise in crypto-related scams g...
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Jeera Water vs Methi Water: Which Is Better For Blood Sugar Control?
If you're also unsure about which drink fits your needs better, this article breaks down the science behind each one so you can make an informed choice.
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Iran Arrests Dozens Of People Accused Of 'Spying' For Israel
Dozens of people accused of sharing sensitive information with Israel have been arrested in several areas of Iran, local media reported on Sunday, as Israeli and US fighter jets continue to strike new targets in the country.
-
How to Delete and Archive Chats in ChatGPT: A Step-by-Step Guide
ChatGPT has emerged as an important tool for many. Some use it to learn about new topics and research, others to have idle conversations, and others still use its tools for productivity and work. No matter how you use the platform, there is a risk that you might have had conversations that are either sensitive in nature or contain information you d...
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UP Anti-Terrorism Squad Arrests Navy Lance Naik For Spying For Pakistan's ISI
The Uttar Pradesh Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) has arrested a 24-year-old Indian Navy Lance Naik on charges of spying for Pakistan's intelligence agency, the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), and sharing sensitive information related to naval assets.
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Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra's Privacy Display Explained: How Flex Magic Pixel Works
As smartphones increasingly rely on AI-driven personalisation, more sensitive information is visible on-screen. For this, Samsung’s newly launched Galaxy S26 Ultra brings a potentially game-changing feature. It has introduced a new display technology that aims to enhance on-device privacy. Called Privacy Display, the feature is built directly int...
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Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra 'Privacy Display' Feature to Arrive on Other Flagship Android Phones, Tipster Claims
Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra will launch with a new Privacy Display that limits viewing angles so people nearby cannot see sensitive information, like purchase alerts or private chats. Samsung has confirmed this hardware feature. Now, a tipster claims that Chinese phone makers are also testing similar technology for their upcoming devices, suggesting w...
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No Curbs, Cooling Off Period: Rajnath Singh On Books By Military Officers
There is no proposal for a 20-year cooling-off period for retired army officers writing books, and no proposal has been made in the Cabinet regarding this, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has said.
-
Epstein Files Release: Who Decides What The Public Gets To Know
For the past decade or so the Epstein files have been used by Democrats and Republicans as a political stick with which to beat each other. In the meantime, speculation has run rife online with a global guessing game of what these files contain
-
CERT-In Asks macOS, Google Chrome Users to Install Updates That Address Security Flaws, Data Theft Risks
CERT-In has issued two security advisories warning macOS and Google Chrome users about vulnerabilities that could lead to data theft or system compromise if left unpatched. The macOS advisory flags flaws in Apple Pages and Keynote that could expose sensitive information through malicious files, while a separate alert highlights a high-risk remote c...
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Why Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu Keeps His Phone Camera Taped
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu keeps his phone's rear camera covered with red tape, as multiple photographs going viral on social media show.
