APPLE SECURITY THREAT
New movies and shows to watch this weekend: From Godzilla Minus Zero, Wild Horse Nine, Resident Evil and more
Get ready for an action-packed weekend at the movies! Godzilla Minus Zero brings more monstrous thrills to the screen. Wild Horse Nine, featuring Sam Rockwell and John Malkovich as CIA agents, delivers dark humor and intrigue. Dive into the chilling world of Raccoon City in the latest Resident Evil film directed by Zach Cregger. Samara Weaving stars in Netflix's Carolina Caroline, exploring a tangled relationship with a con artist.
Amagi, Shiprocket post profits; US polls’ impact on IT
Amagi’s Q2 profit surged nearly 30x while Shiprocket swung into the black for the first time. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.
Goldman Sachs raises oil price forecasts, warns Brent could hit $140 in 2027
Goldman Sachs raised its oil price forecasts amid mounting geopolitical risks and potential Gulf supply disruptions. The bank warned Brent crude could reach $140 per barrel in 2027 under a prolonged supply shock scenario. Shipping attacks, infrastructure damage and Middle East tensions could sustain elevated oil prices and market volatility.
87% of India CEOs confident of growth despite cyber, geopolitical risks: KPMG
Nearly 87% of Indian CEOs are confident about their companies' growth prospects in the next three years. They are increasing investments in cybersecurity to mitigate risks associated with growing threats. Attracting and retaining employees remains a major challenge along with skill gaps. Additionally, 66% of CEOs say sustainability is integrated into core strategies for future growth.
Infosys cuts FY27 guidance; Zetwerk's muted market debut
Infosys has lowered its FY27 revenue guidance despite a rise in Q2 profit. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.
What eMudhra security incident means for anyone who shops, banks or pays online
The eMudhra security incident raised concerns that cybercriminals could potentially use weak private keys to create fake website certificates and impersonate legitimate platforms. Here’s how such an attack could put users’ personal and payment details at risk, and what is known about the incident so far.
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Vulnerable keys were created but never put to commercial use, investigation on: eMudhra cofounder
eMudhra issues digital signature and website security certificates to enable them securely connect to browsers for public access. "There's no impact to subscribers because we have done all the actions. We are also working with our customers to notify them that there is no impact because no certificates were issued. This does not affect our other lines of business, which is the India digital signature and our enterprise solutions business," eMudhra co-founder Kaushik Srinivasan told PTI.
India’s clean power firms prepare for an AI-fuelled data center demand surge
India is preparing to accommodate increased demand for renewable energy from data centers driven by artificial intelligence. The country's appeal is strengthened by challenges faced by data center operations in other regions. Investments in solar and wind capacity are crucial for supporting this burgeoning sector's needs. Major companies such as Meta, Google, and Apple are entering into supply contracts for renewable energy.
Hidden recorder, chatbot prompts and an FBI arrest: Inside the OpenAI spying case
Abdulrahman Alfozan, an engineer at OpenAI, was arrested for allegedly planting a recording device in an executive meeting room. The device, discovered on September 30, was found concealed in toilet paper and connected to a USB port. CCTV footage showed Alfozan near the room prior to the device’s discovery, despite lacking authorisation.
Could Iran target the Gulf’s digital backbone? The risks to data centres and internet cables explained
Iran's warning raises concerns about the vulnerability of Gulf data centres and digital infrastructure to potential attacks. Recent escalations have already disrupted Amazon Web Services facilities in the UAE and Bahrain, highlighting the risk. The Gulf has invested significantly in emerging technologies, making security a critical focus for governments and companies. Developing alternative routes for connectivity will be essential to mitigate these threats.
Nvidia soars near $6 trillion market cap with stock back at high
Nvidia has witnessed a remarkable surge in its stock price, propelled by a promising revenue forecast and a robust buyback initiative. The company’s shares have soared by 28% in 2026, contributing nearly $1.2 trillion to its market capitalisation. Amidst rising interest rates and economic volatility, investors are increasingly turning to Nvidia, positioning it as a cornerstone of the S&P 500 Index's success this year.
New OTT releases of the week (September 28 - October 4): 10 new movies and shows on Netflix, Prime Video, JioHotstar and more
Cinema lovers are in for a treat this week with new films and shows rolling out on ZEE5, Netflix, and Prime Video. Highlighted titles include the spine-tingling psychological thriller Pooja Meri Jaan, the popular Malayalam release Bethlehem Kudumba Unit, and the delightful Tamil rom-com #Love. Fans of reality TV can check out The Arena, while documentary lovers can watch The Last First: Winter K2. Read on!
Apple TV’s ‘Nocturne’: Release date, cast, plot, trailer and everything you need to know
Nocturne unfolds a gripping crime thriller narrative, showcasing Liev Schreiber as Jonah Lynn, a determined ex-soldier turned detective. As he delves into a web of enigmatic disappearances linked to the notorious serial killer, Jurek Walter—played by Stephen Graham—viewers are kept on the edge of their seats. Zazie Beetz stars as an FBI agent drawn into the chilling investigation. Premiering on October 30, 2026, episodes drop weekly, promising suspense and intrigue.
How did Chris Spatola die? ESPN analyst, US Army veteran and former Duke staffer dies suddenly at 47
How did Chris Spatola die? Chris Spatola, 47, tragically passed away, as reported by Duke University and ESPN. A veteran of the US Army, he joined Duke’s coaching staff during their illustrious 2010 National Championship run. The cause of Chris Spatola's death is not known as the statement only said that he "passed away unexpectedly."
Steve Jobs once hid his Porsche from billionaire Ross Perot; 40 years later, Apple CEO John Ternus reportedly drives a $1M+ Porsche 935 at California’s Laguna Seca
In 1987, Steve Jobs hid his Porsche from billionaire Ross Perot because he did not want the young company to look flush with cash during a crucial funding conversation. But after 4 decades, it has been revealed that Apple CEO John Ternus drives Porsche 935 whose original price tag of around $800,000. Ternus has set a lap time of under 1 minute and 40 seconds at California’s Laguna Seca.
Chipmakers move security deeper into design as AI hardware spreads
Silicon Labs, Tessolve and Netrasemi are strengthening chip security as connected devices carry more data and face growing cyber risks
Ex-C-suite executive shares how a HR mistake gave her a Rs 50 lakh pay hike and all-paid MBA
Former C-suite executive Julie Fedele has recalled unusual experiences from her 20-year corporate career, including being told to hire another nanny, securing a $50,000 raise after discovering a male colleague’s higher salary and refusing a private jet for a short meeting. She also described late-night work, bonus disputes, workplace confrontations and incidents involving senior executives, drawing mixed reactions online.
US-Iran war: American military disables ad trackers on devices amid Middle East targeting reports
US military branches have disabled advertising trackers on various devices. This action follows reports of location data targeting American forces in the Middle East. The Air Force and Special Operations Command confirmed disabling these identifiers on their systems. The Army also stated that mobile device advertising IDs were disabled earlier this year. These efforts aim to counter national security risks from commercial location data.
Xi Jinping to bring large CEO delegation on US visit, sources say
President Xi Jinping plans a large business delegation for his upcoming Washington visit. This unusual move signals China's willingness to support investment and commercial ties. Chinese companies have faced increasing scrutiny and U.S. restrictions on their operations. Expectations for the summit remain modest with limited prospects for major breakthroughs. Both nations are discussing reciprocal tariff reductions and non-tariff barriers.
Android and iPhone users in danger? FBI conducting serious scrutiny about texts amid espionage concerns
There are serious hacking threats pertaining to citizens in America, according to the Federal Bureau of investigation's latest scrutiny about text messages. It is being reportedly claimed that hackers are now able to pour to text messages of both Apple as well as Android users, which puts their privacy and financial security at serious risk
Notice sent to Apple, CERT-In has started probe: IT Secretary on hacking attempt alert issue
India's CERT-In has initiated an investigation into the Apple threat notification issue reported by opposition MPs, and a notice has been sent to the company, according to IT Secretary S Krishnan. He expressed hope for Apple's cooperation in the probe. Several opposition leaders received alerts from Apple about "state-sponsored attackers" targeting their iPhones, leading to allegations of government hacking, which IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw denied.
BJP's Amit Malviya alleges George Soros link in iPhone hacking row
A day after opposition leaders claimed to receive alert messages from Apple regarding 'state-sponsored attackers,' BJP IT Cell chief Amit Malviya alleged a connection to billionaire George Soros. Responding on social media platform X, Malviya suggested that the opposition's notifications about Access Now were not coincidental. Apple clarified that it couldn't attribute threat notifications to specific attackers, prompting the government to request Apple's cooperation in the investigation.
Threat notices sent by Apple, not Access Now which is just a resource: Industry sources
The recent 'threat notifications' sent to iPhone users, including parliamentarians in India, warning of a state-sponsored attack on their devices were actually sent by Apple, not Access Now as previously suggested. The notifications were also sent to iPhone users in other countries.
Have ordered a probe on Apple spyware notices, says Ashwini Vaishnaw
“We are concerned by the statements we have seen in media from some MPs as well as others about a notification received by them from Apple. The notification received by them as per media reports mentions about ‘state-sponsored attacks’ on their devices. However, much of the information by Apple on this issue seems vague and non-specific in nature,” IT and telecom minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said, addressing reporters Tuesday.
Apple threat message row: Govt committed to protecting citizens' privacy, says MoS Rajeev Chandrasekhar
This comes after the Centre ordered a probe to get to the bottom of alleged "threat notifications" sent by the iPhone maker to mobiles of the Opposition MPs and leaders.
Keep your Apple ID credentials safe, iPhone maker reports 9% increase in phishing attacks this year
The use of the Apple brand as a decoy increased in the first six months of the year.
Cyber threat big for consumer-based sectors: Ted DeZabala, Deloitte
Ted DeZabala tells how complete cyber security may just be a myth and many Indian companies may be ignoring the biggest threats at their own peril.
Cyber crooks scouting for vulnerabilities in Apple Pay: Trend Micro
No actual attacks have been reported yet, Trend Micro's 'Security Prediction for 2015 and Beyond' warned cyber criminals will increase attacks on payment systems.
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