Rachiyta Jain, our Co-Founder and Operations Manager came back home after receiving the award at Mumbai with me for the Cyber Bloggers of the Year. Soon after her return she was interviewed by Hindustan, one of the Hindi Daily Newspapers … Read More
We are happy to share via this post what a few readers might know. On 28th July 2015, we received the award for the Cyber Blogger of the Year 2015 at the National Conference on Cyber Crime Control jointly organized … Read More
There is a huge number of vulnerabilities in the online space today. This post is specifically about vulnerabilities in online transactions. The frequency and number of online transactions have seen a steep increase. In India, the Jan Dhan Yojna (National … Read More
Nitish and I met with Mr. Rakshit Tandon, India’s leading cyber security expert. The meeting was supposed to be a casual get-together with Rakshit Sir, but talks led us to discuss crucial issues and we said, “Why not a Q&A … Read More
A video has recently gone viral about Samsung’s “secret chip” that breaches your privacy. It allegedly is stuck on the battery and it accesses your private videos and pictures and dumps them on to Samsung Servers. Preachers of this weird wild … Read More
Who doesn’t like a new method to lock apps? Some tweaking and figiting with your phone is always fun, isn’t it? How about using a touch screen “touch” pattern (Mind you, no drawing of patterns) or a volume button combination pattern … Read More
Facebook announces that it has introduced a new feature which will let the users add OpenPGP encryption keys to their profile so that Facebook can encrypt the emails it sends to them. Facebook has taken various steps in the past … Read More
A—”Hey, how many friends have you got on Facebook?” B—”Ummm… 2000, maybe?” A—”Fakes in there?” B—”What? I don’t know, who cares?” Start caring dear friends! Numbers released from Facebook suggest that 83 million Facebook accounts are fake. “So what?” These … Read More
Well, the answer according to Google Security blogger Elie Bursztein, is a straight “No.” Security questions, according to the blog, are either easy to remember or secure, but rarely both. More than 75% of people prefer the former making them … Read More