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Sahad NK, an application security engineer who hails from Kerala, discovered that a string of bugs when chained together created the perfect attack to gain access to someone's Microsoft account, simply by tricking a user into clicking a…

Indeed, one of the biggest platforms for recruitment and job search has released their latest ranking of tech workplaces in India. And the biggest surprise is the fall of TCS, World’s biggest IT Services company, as it has been ranked last…

As per an exclusive report by DNA Money, it has been revealed that Microsoft, world’s 3rd largest company and one the torch-bearers of IT revolution globally, has shared financial data of Indias with US intelligence agencies. RBI has…

As per reports coming in, 80% of the payment companies have agreed to comply with the rules, which makes it mandatory for all payment processing companies to store their data inside India. But that 20 % of the companies, which manage 90%…

Within days of Microsoft and Amazon vehemently opposing data localisation plans of Indian Govt., Paytm has announced the launch of ‘Make in India’ AI Cloud which promises all data to be stored inside India.

India is right now preparing a new Cloud Computing Policy, and there can be a big blow to companies like Amazon, Google, Microsoft and more. Reason: Very soon, these companies can be ordered to store data of Indians, in India.

Using Optical Character Recognition (OCR), the app scans the barcode, packaging and other minute details, and then determines whether the medicine sold is genuine or not.

As per the chat, when the blogger asked the representative about Lumia handsets, the rep replied that their engineers are now working on a new smartphone model.

Unconfirmed reports have started trickling in, indicating that the mega-deal of Indian e-commerce has been finalized. Walmart has agreed to pay whopping $16 billion to acquire 73% stake in Flipkart. Google’s parent company Alphabet has…

The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) has announced a major collaboration between Google, Microsoft and Mozilla, which will now allow all browsers to implement biometric logins for users. The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) is the global…