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Who Is Most Vulnerable to Cyber Frauds in 2024?

Cybercrime cases in India rose 17.9% nationally to 1,01,928 in 2024 amid deeper digital integration. People spending more time online faced higher fraud risks. Financial fraud victims were often wealthier and more educated, indicating social and economic status influences vulnerability to cyber fraud.

Hindu Tech·9h ago

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World

Silicon Valley Women Share Private List of 100+ Alleged Predators

A private list naming over 100 individuals accused of sexual misconduct is circulating among women in Silicon Valley's tech community. The list acts as an informal warning system amid fears of career risks and reluctance to report assaults. Women have shared experiences of sexual assault, while concerns remain about the reliability of allegations and lack of formal accountability.

Times of India·36m ago

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Politics

Ex-IAF Officer Compares Rahul Gandhi to Ajmal Kasab, Complaint Filed

The Congress Seva Dal filed a cyber complaint against retired IAF Flight Lieutenant Anoop Verma for a social media post comparing Lok Sabha Opposition leader Rahul Gandhi to 2008 Mumbai attack terrorist Ajmal Kasab. Verma posted a collage showing both carrying bags, calling Rahul Gandhi "far more dangerous for Bharat." The Congress Seva Dal vowed to pursue legal action against this alleged defamation and malicious targeting of its leaders.

Hindustan Times·51m ago

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Technology

Trump and US Tech CEOs Sign Voluntary AI Safety Pact

US President Donald Trump and leading US technology and AI company heads have signed a voluntary, morally binding agreement to enhance safety controls in AI development and deployment. The pact aims to establish stronger safeguards to ensure responsible AI use, described as 'almost like a constitution' for AI safety.

Times of India·50m ago

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World

Mumbai Woman Preserves Father's Body for 4 Years at Closed Daycare

In Mumbai's Malad East, police discovered a dead body inside a closed daycare center after neighbors complained about a strong stench. The man died of a heart attack in June 2022. His daughter, wanting to keep him close, hired a foreign company to preserve his body instead of cremating it. The incident shocked the local community.

NDTV·55m ago·Mumbai

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Politics

US Sanctions 10 Entities Over Iran Weapons Procurement

The US Treasury sanctioned 10 individuals and entities in China, Pakistan, and Hong Kong for assisting Iran's defense ministry in procuring weapons and components for its ballistic missile and drone programs. These sanctions target the network supporting Iran's military capabilities, aiming to curb its missile and drone development.

Firstpost World·36m ago

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