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Kaspersky flags QR code payment scams as a key cyber risk for Indians travelling to Indonesia
As more Indian tourists move to Indonesia, Kaspersky's cybersecurity experts are sounding the alarm on rising online threats. They point out that travellers should be particularly careful about things like fake QR codes and phishing attacks, which are becoming more common. It's crucial for tourists to stay vigilant to protect themselves from these digital dangers.
eMudhra appoints KPMG to conduct independent review of TLS certificate incident
Digital trust provider eMudhra appointed KPMG to conduct an independent review of a recent TLS certificate incident. This appointment follows a commitment made by the company to ensure clarity regarding the incident. The incident involved weak private keys associated with several certificate authorities, which remained undetected for a significant period. As a result, eMudhra has withdrawn from its global SSL/TLS certificate business due to security concerns.
Apple Mac mini M6 review: A compact powerhouse for video editing, AI agents and everyday productivity
Apple’s Mac mini M6 packs powerful performance into a compact desktop, but is it the right choice for creators and professionals? From 4K video editing and multitasking to experimenting with local AI models and tools such as ChatGPT and dots, the machine offers plenty of possibilities. However, its starting configuration comes with limitations that buyers should consider before investing.
Swiggy’s Q2 report card; eMudhra to exit certificate biz
Swiggy continued on its growth trajectory while bringing down losses in Q2FY27. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.
Explained: What is PHP and why did it take government websites offline?
The developers of PHP said on Wednesday they would release patches for two critical vulnerabilities, and EU cybersecurity officials warned organisations unable to apply the fixes to take affected websites offline. Here is what you need to know:
Satya Nadella warns about trusting AI. 5 times when AI tried to escape shutdown, blackmail humans, manipulate and more
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has issued a warning about the risks of trusting advanced AI systems without strong safeguards. His concerns come after an earlier series of incidents involving ChatGPT, Claude and other AI models, from attempts to evade shutdown to unauthorised actions on real websites. Here are five cases that reveal why AI safety is becoming an urgent concern.
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Snapdragon X2 Plus puts AI at the heart of Lenovo’s new Yoga Slim 7x
Qualcomm’s mainstream AI silicon meets Lenovo’s flagship thin-and-light design and Microsoft’s Copilot+ PC software, sharpening the case for Arm-based Windows PCs. The result is a slick, smart, and savvy Lenovo Yoga Slim 7x.
Who is Zach Yadegari? US entrepreneur was once rejected by Harvard, Yale, Stanford, built $30 million startup, sold gaming app for $100,000
Zach Yadegari is a young American entrepreneur. He gained widespread attraction for building multimillion businesses before turning 20. He once revealed that he was rejected by top universities like Harvard, Yale, and Stanford. He said in an X post in 2025 that despite his excellent academic record and multimillion-dollar business, he was rejected by top institutes.
Man working away from home uses Claude and old laptop to stay connected with mother through 24x7 video call
In a heartwarming initiative, Harsh Savergaonkar transformed an old Linux laptop into a constant video link to his mother. This innovative setup facilitates an effortless visual connection as he works in Iceland, allowing both to coexist in their routines despite physical distances. Thanks to AI, the connection remains uninterrupted and reconnects on its own as needed, showcasing how technology can bolster relationships in a simple yet profound way.
OpenAI launches Dots, claims AI agents can work while you sleep and complete tasks based on how you want them done
The new agents are designed to handle longer-running tasks instead of waiting for every instruction, with access to connected apps, a cloud computer and user preferences, according to OpenAI.
Perplexity AI sued by startup for allegedly stealing 'wake word' technology
The heavily redacted complaint, filed on Thursday, said that Perplexity stole DaVoice's secrets after the companies collaborated on unspecified technology "built with DaVoice's proprietary source code, inference logic, network architecture, training approaches, training data, and know-how."
Microsoft abandons personal AI chatbot race with Copilot reboot
The result of a six-month engineering effort, the latest iteration of the assistant has absorbed the separate version for home use, adopting some of its slick design features, and casting aside the marketing that sought to position the company as a builder of personal AI.
Meta's Muse rides high, announces multiple partnerships: All you need to know
Launched on September 8, the app clocked over 2.5 million downloads in its first two weeks, outpacing early rollouts of top AI tools such as Claude, Gemini, and ChatGPT.
Firefox teams with Mistral for AI browsing
Mozilla's web browser Firefox unveiled Wednesday an AI assistant powered by the the French start-up Mistral, promising strict privacy protections as worries grow about artificial intelligence's capabilities. "We are bringing privacy, control and choice to AI-powered web browsing," Mistral chief executive Arthur Mensch said in a statement.
Amazon launches Alexa+ in India with generative AI, Hinglish and smarter voice controls
Amazon has launched its generative AI-powered Alexa+ assistant in India. This new version offers more conversational voice interactions and personalized responses. Alexa+ understands natural conversation and can perform various everyday tasks for users. It is designed to recognize Indian languages and cultural references effectively. The service is currently available for eligible customers under an early access program.
GPT-6 Astra signals new leap in AI autonomy
Unveiled on Thursday, Astra has outperformed rival models from Anthropic, Google, Meta and Chinese labs Alibaba and Moonshot on key benchmarks for coding, cybersecurity, computer use and reasoning, according to the Sam Altman-led company.
ChatGPT 6 Astra released: Check cost, new features, token prices and comparison with Claude Fable 5.1
On September 3, 2026, OpenAI launched ChatGPT 6 Astra, heralding a groundbreaking leap in artificial intelligence. This innovative model boasts training on more than 100,000 GPUs, optimized for challenging AI operations. Astra excels in automating complex workflows, efficiently managing multi-step tasks across various tech environments. With features like superior coding, advanced document generation, and enhanced browsing, it significantly reduces the need for human oversight.
Google defeats US bid to force ad tech sale
While the ad exchange is a small part of Google's business, the ruling is the second powerful symbolic victory against the U.S. Department of Justice in its efforts to force Google to sell assets to address illegal monopolies.
OpenAI expands ChatGPT’s browser, desktop capabilities with new Chrome features
OpenAI introduced browser and desktop updates for ChatGPT. Users can now highlight text and ask ChatGPT directly. The Chrome extension allows asking questions about YouTube videos and browser tabs. Desktop app users receive URL suggestions and manage browser history. These updates aim to integrate ChatGPT more seamlessly into user workflows.
OpenAI shutters ChatGPT Atlas, moves browser features to the new ChatGPT Work
OpenAI is discontinuing its ChatGPT Atlas browser less than a year after its launch. The company is integrating Atlas's features into its new ChatGPT Work desktop application. This move consolidates browser and AI capabilities into a single platform for users. Atlas helped shape the agent and browsing functionalities now present in ChatGPT Work. OpenAI continues to streamline its product offerings by integrating successful features.
Chrome gets built-in AI in India as Google Chrome expands Gemini features globally
Google is expanding Gemini-powered AI features into Chrome for users in India, Canada, and New Zealand, supporting over 50 languages. This update allows users to interact with an AI assistant directly within the browser
OpenAI’s ChatGPT Atlas Browser: The AI Revolution That Could Dethrone Google Chrome
OpenAI rolled out ChatGPT Atlas, an AI-driven browser that deeply embeds ChatGPT within internet browsing, with a mission to upset Google Chrome's decades-long reign. With capabilities such as real-time summarising, memory customising, and autonomous agent tasks, Atlas is poised to revolutionise online browsing for millions. Learn how this audacious innovation has the potential to change the course of internet interaction and upset tech giants in an age of AI-driven digital interaction.
OpenAI's ChatGPT Atlas emerges as a game-changer in browsing and it challenges Google. Know the key features of AI-powered browser
OpenAI has launched ChatGPT Atlas, an AI-powered web browser aiming to challenge Google's dominance in online information discovery. The browser integrates ChatGPT for seamless interaction, offering features like content summarization, question answering, and an "agent mode" for task completion. Atlas also introduces "memory" for personalized browsing and enhanced user control over data.
OpenAI launches ChatGPT Atlas browser in open challenge to Google - key points to know
ChatGPT Atlas: OpenAI has launched ChatGPT Atlas, a new AI-powered web browser. This marks a significant move in the competition with Google. The browser offers a unique split-screen experience, integrating chat assistance with traditional browsing. Atlas remembers user preferences and offers advanced features like agent mode for Plus and Pro users.
Opera launches Neon AI browser to join agentic web browsing race
Opera launched Neon, an AI-powered browser designed to make web browsing more agentic by executing tasks and running code directly within pages. This move intensifies competition among tech firms transforming browsers into productivity hubs. Neon offers features like form filling and data comparison, operating locally for enhanced privacy, targeting power users as a subscription product.
Perplexity AI launches Comet browser and Email Assistant in India: Here's a guide to download, email tools usage, and cost
Personalized AI (Google Trends): Perplexity has =launched its AI-powered browser, Comet, for Pro subscribers in India. Comet, already available on Mac and Windows, offers an AI assistant to automate tasks like tab management and summarization. The browser features a unique workspace and AI-driven recommendations, aiming to enhance online efficiency for work and research.
This AI browser may replace 2 office jobs you thought were safe, and it's coming for your job next
Perplexity CEO Aravind Srinivas introduces Comet, an AI-powered browser poised to automate knowledge work. Comet aims to replace administrative assistants and recruiters by handling tasks like candidate sourcing, scheduling, and email management. While currently invite-only, Comet signals a significant shift in office work, sparking debate among tech leaders about AI's role in job replacement versus augmentation.
OpenAI to release web browser in challenge to Google Chrome
The browser is slated to launch in the coming weeks, three of the people said, and aims to use artificial intelligence to fundamentally change how consumers browse the web. It will give OpenAI more direct access to a cornerstone of Google's success: user data.
Nvidia-backed Perplexity launches AI-powered browser to take on Google Chrome
Perplexity AI, supported by Nvidia, has introduced Comet, an AI-powered web browser designed to rival Google Chrome. Comet integrates an AI assistant for tasks like product comparison and content summarization, prioritizing user privacy by storing data locally. While facing criticism for content usage, Perplexity aims to challenge established browsers and explore new revenue opportunities.
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