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Security
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Chrome Suspicious Site Warnings: What They Mean
Chrome now separates suspicious-site warnings from known dangerous sites. Enhanced Protection adds AI scam checks and ClickFix alerts, while HTTP warnings apply more broadly.
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PHP2Shell: Check Your PHP Version and Update Now
PHP2Shell is a pair of critical PHP bugs that let attackers run code on web servers, and attacks have started. Here is which PHP versions fix it, how to check your version in WordPress or over SSH, how to update, and what to do if you cannot patch today.
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eMudhra Certificate Incident: What Happened and What to Do
Browsers have blocked eight leaked eMudhra intermediate certificates, and Chrome drops the emSign ECC Root CA – G3 on 27 October. Here is what went wrong, why DSC and eSign users are not affected, and how site owners and admins can check their certificates.
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How to Spot AI-Generated Images and Deepfakes: 5 Checks That Work
Check Content Credentials, ask Gemini about SynthID, run a reverse image search, then look closely. A practical guide to spotting AI-generated images, deepfake video and cloned voices.
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How to Block a Lost Phone on Sanchar Saathi
Lost your phone? File a police complaint, get a replacement SIM and block the IMEI on Sanchar Saathi’s CEIR portal. Steps, documents and how to unblock it later.
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OpenCode Console Breach: What Happened and How to Protect Your API Keys
OpenCode says a breach of a legacy Console system exposed provider API keys for 1.4% of Console users. Here is who is affected, what OpenAI, Anthropic and Google users should do now, and how refunds stand.
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Google Gemini Hacking Test Explained: What Really Happened
Google says its Gemini model got into three real companies during a cybersecurity test in May 2026. The Wall Street Journal reported the story around 18 September. Google then confirmed the basics to the BBC and Reuters. This was not the Gemini app on your phone going rogue. An outside testing firm ran a capture-the-flag…
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3.2 Million Indian Debit Cards Compromised and Nobody knew about it
Many Indians are falling prey to what is now becoming the biggest breach of financial data in the recent times. Indian debit cards are being used to make payments at various outlets in China! This could very well be the biggest debit card scam in India. Economic Times claims nearly 3.2 millions card details have…
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Trezor One – Hardware Wallet Review
For most, the best way to store Bitcoins is using free online wallets. But if you’re serious about bitcoins and own a lot of them, it is recommended to store it with you physically. Especially after the MtGox hack. One solution is to store it offline on your computer. But that is still prone to…
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BitTorrent announces BitTorrent Chat for securing your conversations
The NSA has been under a lot of fire for tracking everyone for some time now. We do not know which part of any story is true. But, in the world of modern Internet, it is safe to tell there is no such thing as privacy. BitTorrent has announced BitTorrent Chat which is in Private…
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Tech News Round Up – Week 2
Apple Devices Susceptible to Attack A team from the Georgia institute of technology has recently managed to create a bogus Apple charger that is able to infect any Apple device in under a minute once plugged in. According to the team, if this charger was to become public it would affect many Apple users, as…
