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Asia needs to harness the digital revolution to steer clear of a pessimistic economic outlook, but must first leap the hurdles of AI governance, writes Jacob Taylor (Brookings Institution).

Generally higher claims and lack of strong IT systems for SMEs is causing insurers to be wary about offering these products actively.

Password manager 1Pasword has just disclosed that hackers gained access to its systems. Luckily, nothing of value was taken, but it’s still a worrying incident.

Hackers continue coming up with new ways to scam their victims. This time, a ransomware is being used to impersonate a cybersecurity firm.

Selective enforcement of draconian data and spying laws is scaring Western companies | World News

Microsoft has agreed to pay $20 million to the U.S. Federal Trade Commission over Xbox-related child privacy violations.

Governmnet has a plan is to have all Kenyans on digital identity in the first half of next year.

ChatGPT is easy to set up and use, but there's an important reason it requires a phone number.

A self-professed programming novice has reported to create a powerful data-mining malware using just ChatGPT prompts, all within a span of a few hours.

The IRS-authorized tax preparation software service eFile.com recently suffered a JavaScript malware attack in the middle of tax season.