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    How international students can spot a fake job or sponsorship scam

    International students hunting for jobs abroad are increasingly being targeted by fake recruiters, bogus job listings and false visa-sponsorship promises. Students should verify employers and recruiters independently, avoid upfront payments or “guaranteed” sponsorship claims, and be cautious about sharing sensitive documents before confirming that an opportunity is genuine.

    Building for scale, security and privacy: Inside PhonePe’s AI playbook

    As AI capabilities become more deeply embedded across products and platforms, the interface itself becomes less visible. What matters is whether people can express what they want to do, in their own language, in their own way, and get the result they are looking for.

    Login credentials of 149 million accounts including Gmail, Facebook, Netflix leaked: Report

    The report published by cybersecurity researcher Jeremiah Fowler claims that the publicly exposed data includes 48 million accounts on Gmail, 4 million on Yahoo, 17 million on Facebook, 6.5 million on Instagram, 3.4 million on Netflix, 1.5 million on Outlook, etc.

    Identity theft scams on the rise: Why you must be alert against new frauds and here’s how you can save yourself

    Scammers use fake bank calls and government impersonation. They also target businesses and exploit family emergencies. Experts advise caution. Verify requests through official channels. Never share OTPs or click on suspicious links. Stay alert and informed to protect yourself from these evolving threats. Read this story to know how you can protect yourself from such identity theft scams.

    Google rolls out Hyderabad hub for online safety: Launches first Indian Google Safety Engineering Centre

    Google has launched its first Asia-Pacific Safety Engineering Centre (GSEC India) in Hyderabad, focusing on tackling cyber threats with AI tools and collaboration. GSEC India will deploy AI to combat online scams, enhance cybersecurity, and promote responsible AI development, building upon Google's long-standing partnership with Telangana and its commitment to digital safety.

    Sending a funny meme on WhatsApp can cost you bank account, social media account, photos and more, check this latest scam

    Downloading images received on WhatsApp, even seemingly harmless ones, from unknown sources can compromise your phone's security through hidden malware or spyware. This scam, exploits trust and curiosity, potentially leading to financial losses. Users should be wary of unsolicited images, verify suspicious messages. Use WhatsApp’s reporting feature to flag such scam messages and block senders. Know more about this scam.

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