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DeepSeek AI Raises Alarms Over National Security Risks, Says US House Panel

The Chinese artificial intelligence tool DeepSeek AI has raised serious national security concerns in the United States, with a recent report from a US congressional committee calling it a “profound threat” to the nation’s security. The tool has been closely linked to the Chinese Communist Party and is accused of undermining US technological leadership while […]

Android Introduces New Security Feature to Protect Personal Data

Android phones are getting an important new security feature that is aimed at protecting users’ personal data if the device is left unattended for too long. Google has introduced an automatic reboot system as part of the latest update to Google Play services. This new feature will activate if your phone remains locked and unused […]

MeitY Startup Hub Launches Innovation Challenge to Build Open-Source Consent Systems

In a significant step toward enhancing data privacy and compliance with India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act (DPDPA), the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) has announced an innovation challenge. The challenge invites startups and micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) to develop open-source consent management systems that will assist organizations in adhering to […]

Data Sharing between India and Australia for Cybercrime Prevention

As cybercrime continues to rise globally, nations are realizing the importance of collaborating to safeguard their infrastructure and digital assets. One such collaboration is between India and Australia, which are exploring a bilateral data-sharing agreement to combat cybercrime effectively. This initiative could significantly improve real-time information sharing, addressing increasing cyber threats and enhancing cybersecurity cooperation […]

Facebook Sends $40 to Users as Part of Lawsuit Settlement

Have you noticed a payment of around $40 showing up in your account from Facebook? If you have, rest assured that it’s legitimate. In fact, many users have been receiving these payments over the past few days, and they are part of a class action lawsuit settlement Facebook agreed to in 2022. Here’s everything you […]

“I was like ‘who is tapping me?” Lyft Passenger Gets Text with Conversation Transcript, Igniting Privacy Worries

In a troubling incident, Anvi Ahuja, a Toronto resident, was left bewildered. She received a text message containing a transcript of a conversation she had with her roommates during a Lyft ride. The message, which appeared shortly after she arrived at her downtown apartment on March 11, came from an unknown number. To Ahuja’s surprise, […]

AID Bill of Japan Sparks Controversy Over Privacy

Japan is currently grappling with a significant debate over a new bill that aims to provide individuals conceived through artificial insemination by donor (AID) with the right to access information about their genetic origins. This legislation, introduced to the Upper House of Parliament in February 2025, marks the first attempt to address donor information in […]

Privacy Management Software Market Set to Grow at 23.58% CAGR Until 2030, Says QKS Group Report

QKS Group, a global leader in market intelligence, has recently published its detailed analysis of the Privacy Management Software market. The report highlights a significant growth phase for the sector, predicting a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 23.58% through 2030. This growth comes as organizations across industries race to comply with evolving data privacy […]

NIST Updates Privacy Framework with New Changes to Address Privacy and Cybersecurity Risks

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has recently updated its Privacy Framework, aiming to help organizations manage privacy risks linked to personal data. This update comes five years after the framework’s initial release and is designed to address the evolving challenges of privacy risk management in today’s complex digital landscape. What’s New in […]