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The discussions were held in the presence of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Union home minister Amit Shah and national security adviser Ajit Doval. | Latest News India

Everyone, including senior republican in the moment believed that same thing. the danger to our public is that donald trump has beaten and bloodied the truth so much that it is now unrecognizable. he has totally transformed this narrative of criminals who committed, in the words of the fbi, a domestic terrorist attack and two victims a wrong justice. that is dangerous round rock rusty. we have already seen trump have this inclination towards fraud in these lies. this big concern is going to be h...

This follows the three meetings that IT minister Ashwini Vaishnaw and minister for state Rajeev Chandrasekhar had with social media and technology companies. | Latest News India

Cops in Bhubaneswar have enlisted the help of cyber experts to tackle deepfakes, particularly the circulation of morphed images of women in the state. The police have engaged cyber security experts as volunteers to assist in dealing with the spread of fake information through deepfakes during the upcoming Lok Sabha elections. The experts provided training on identifying deepfake and morphed images and videos. The initiative aims to keep the police updated on the latest challenges and solutions i...

As Bangladesh preps for its election, social media is overflowing with information – and being weaponized by political parties.

With elections due in India, Indonesia, Bangladesh and Pakistan in the coming weeks, misinformation is rife on social media platforms, with deepfakes - video or audio made using AI and broadcast as authentic - being particularly concerning, say tech experts and authorities.

Concerns surrounding cyber threats, particularly the increase in deep-fakes and Artificial Intelligence-related crimes, were discussed in a special session at the third national conference of chief secretaries held on December 28-29, sources who attended the symposium told News18.

India News: Even as the threat of ‘deepfake elections’ looms large, tools to battle it remain limited. Regulatory over-compliance by platforms can even lead to ce

They would withstand these kinds of things. if you recall, in 2016, russia interfered in the american election with hacked emails and got involved in that way. there have been a lot of improvements in the cybersecurity and other kinds of security of election systems all over the country, though there is more to do. as you said, this time, we have every reason to think that, not just russia, but china and iran and north korea, who else, knows, well have a reason to get involved. we do have new ri...

According to the report, “Ransomware attacks are expected to surge, surpassing the alarming 91% reported in 2022. As India’s digital landscape expands and digital dependencies increase, we believe that organisations will pay significantly more to enable recovery.