Most Indians still store financial passwords in smartphones, finds report
New Delhi: About 17 per cent of Indians store important financial passwords (bank, ATM/ debit/credit card) in their smartphone contact ...
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New Delhi: About 17 per cent of Indians store important financial passwords (bank, ATM/ debit/credit card) in their smartphone contact ...
Read moreNew Delhi: In India, the most popular password is "password" and not "123456" as has been widely speculated. Interestingly, Japan ...
Read moreSan Francisco: Microsoft is further nudging users away from passwords by rolling out passwordless sign-in options to all consumer Microsoft ...
Read moreNew Delhi: Payment processor Juspay Tuesday said the data compromised during the breach did not contain any transaction information, and ...
Read moreSan Francisco: Video-conferencing platform ‘Zoom’ is rolling out a number of measures to stem criticism over how it has handled ...
Read moreMumbai: Even as Maharashtra grapples with rising COVID-19 cases, cyber fraudsters have devised a malware called ‘coronavirus map’ to steal ...
Read moreWhether it is bill payments, funds transfer or shopping, online banking is becoming more and more popular each day as ...
Read moreLondon: Millions of people are still using easy-to-guess passwords like ‘123456’ and ‘qwerty’ on sensitive accounts, a study has found. ...
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One of the cornerstones of a functioning democracy is transparency as the people have every right to information on all...
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What should we look forward to in 2025? I mean “look forward to” in the sense of anticipate rather than...
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The appointment of Directors General of Police (DGPs) is one of the crucial issues the Supreme Court has, once again,...
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I t may appear strange in most democracies, including India, that losing a no-confidence vote against a government leading to...
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