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AI scam: Woman falls for Rs 1.4 lakh fraud after receiving call from someone who posed as her nephew residing in Canada.

Cyber criminals are increasingly using Artificial Intelligence (AI) voice fraud to trick people into transferring money. Individuals with family in Ca

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Guardsman Group wants a portion of the cash local companies are doling out to protect their businesses from cybercrime. Concurrently, the security company is broadening its offerings to improve its onsite protection services. Guardsman company has...

India Business News: ShyamVNL, an Indian company specializing in cyber intelligence and security, has developed a technology to combat illegal mobile phone usage in prison

Credit unions in Colorado and across the Mountain West are helping high school students tackle money challenges through "Bites of Reality" fairs. The app-based program forces students to make budgeting and spending decisions in real time. Sarae Bay, vice president and managing director of the GoWest Credit Union Association Foundation, said the fairs -- which assign each participant a persona including a job, income, a family, monthly expenses and debt -- allow students to ex...

Educators in New Hampshire say the states approval of a financial literacy course by conservative nonprofit PragerU spells trouble for public schools. PragerU describes itself as "an alternative to the left-wing ideology...in education." Its "Cash Course" requires students to watch a series of videos and pass a multiple-choice test for school credit. Megan Tuttle, president of the National Education Association in New Hampshire, says the course lacks rigor a...

Censys, the Ann Arbor-based cybersecurity provider, today announced it has secured $75 million in new funding from a variety of sources.

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Examples of serious or long-term damage are still thin, but the activism shows how a subset of supporters use digital tools to bring the war online.