Rajasthan Adopts Zero Time Lag Strategy To Combat Cyber Fraud
Rajasthan introduced a Zero Time Lag strategy with banks to speed up cyber fraud response and strengthen protection against online financial crimes.
Amit Shah To Inaugurate 11th INTERPOL Digital Forensics Meeting In Gandhinagar
Amit Shah will inaugurate the 11th INTERPOL Digital Forensics Expert Group Meeting at NFSU in Gandhinagar, bringing together delegates from 47 countries.
PIB Fact Check Shares Official Advisory To Identify Fake Websites & Prevent Online Scams
PIB Fact Check advised users to verify website authenticity through security checks to prevent phishing, fraud and financial cyber scams.
WhatsApp Clarifies Username Feature As Centre Seeks Rollout Delay
WhatsApp has clarified how its optional username feature will work, highlighting built-in security measures after the Centre sought to delay its rollout in India.
G7 Summit: PM Modi Says AI Must Empower People, Not Just Machines
At the G7 Summit, PM Modi called for human-centric AI, stressing safety, accountability and global cooperation while unveiling India's MANAV vision.
PIB Flags Fake SBI Reward Scam Circulating via SMS, WhatsApp
PIB warns of fake SBI reward scam via SMS and WhatsApp, urging users to avoid downloading malicious APK files and protect banking data.
Agencies Freeze Rs 8,000 Crore In Cybercrime Proceeds, Says Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah says agencies have frozen over Rs 8,000 crore from cyber criminals as India reports 82 lakh cybercrime complaints till November 30, 2025.
PIB Fact Check Flags Fake SBI YONO APK Scam Targeting Customers
PIB Fact Check has flagged a fake SBI YONO phishing scam urging users to download malicious APK files on WhatsApp.
PIB Busts Fake Claim Of ‘13 New Rules’ Restricting Calls And Social Media From December 2025
PIB Fact Check exposes a viral fake clipping that falsely claims sweeping communication bans, warning citizens against manufactured panic and digital deception.
WhatsApp Flaw Exposed Data Of 3.5 Billion Users; Meta Confirms Issue Resolved
A University of Vienna study found a WhatsApp flaw exposing data of 3.5 billion users; Meta has since fixed it.
