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OpenAI looks to help banks modernise legacy software their operations still depend on
OpenAI has enhanced its models to work with legacy programming languages like COBOL and Fortran. The AI assists companies in modernising critical software systems, which often lack documentation. Recent tests showed significant improvements in accuracy for building and translating software across multiple languages.
Get access to TradingView charts on Bajaj Broking: No additional subscription needed
Bajaj Broking has seamlessly incorporated TradingView's powerful charting tools within its platform, enhancing the trading experience for users. This feature enables traders to easily filter stocks, receive price alerts, and choose from a variety of chart formats. Additionally, they can place and modify orders intuitively, oversee their positions without changing screens, and access derivative information along with live market prices.
Meet Kautilya Katariya, the British-Indian boy who became the world's youngest computer programmer at age 6 after completing four university-level computer-science certifications
Kautilya Katariya, who achieved the remarkable feat of becoming a Guinness World Record holder at the tender age of six, has proven himself a programming prodigy. He crafted his own programs and gained recognition as an artificial intelligence expert through IBM. Demonstrating his brilliance, Kautilya topped his school's GCSE maths exam. His next venture involves the creation of a dedicated online community for young, aspiring thinkers.
With Catalyst 3.0, Zoho focuses on what happens after AI writes the code
Catalyst 3.0 is Zoho’s attempt to close that gap by connecting AI coding assistants directly with the cloud infrastructure needed to run an application.
Nisarga Adhikary, a 19-year-old ethical hacker who exposed CBSE portal security flaws, gets a job at IIT Kanpur
Nineteen-year-old ethical hacker Nisarga Adhikary, who recently highlighted security flaws in CBSE's digital infrastructure, has been appointed as an OSINT and Threat Intelligence Engineer at IIT Kanpur's C3iHub. Adhikary's allegations included publicly accessible scanned answer sheets and question papers due to cloud storage misconfigurations, and vulnerabilities in the OSM portal.
‘Dario does not respect engineers’: Developer urges unhappy techies to quit Anthropic
Developer and creator Theo Browne of t3.gg has posted a public letter to Anthropic employees, escalating his criticism of the AI company and its chief executive, Dario Amodei.
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‘Parents are old and we’re not financially stable’: Techie opens up about failure, regret and seeks internet's advice
A young tech graduate from West Bengal shared his struggles on Reddit after graduation. He felt he wasted college time and lacked skills. A job rejection worsened his situation, especially with family pressures. The online community offered encouragement and career advice. Many users related to his experience and provided guidance for his future.
Best Online Web Development Certification Courses to Learn in 2025
In 2025, the demand for skilled web developers continues to grow rapidly across industries. Whether you're a beginner or a tech professional looking to upskill, choosing the right certification course is crucial. Here are the best online web development certification courses available in 2025, covering front-end, back-end and full-stack development. Check out the course content, certifications, duration, pricing and other details to help you make an informed decision and build a successful web development career.
Is this the era of humanities over engineering?
Carl Sagan's vision of a broad education encompassing humanities alongside STEM may be returning, driven by AI advancements. Agentic AI, capable of performing tasks independently, shifts the focus to human skills like critical thinking and asking insightful questions. As AI handles technical tasks, humanities provide crucial frameworks for understanding context, ethics, and creativity.
How AI can help you make computer game without knowing anything about coding
This shows how AI is dramatically lowering the barrier to software development, bridging the gap between creativity and technical skill. Among the range of apps and platforms dedicated to this purpose, others include Google's AlphaCode 2 and Replit's Ghostwriter.
BSOD's day out
BSOD packed error codes and flew to Cloudy Isles, checked into Debugger Hotel, admired Kernel Falls, and met SBOD. They discussed confusion over JavaScript coffee. Sad Mac joined for a reboot party under pixelated disco lights. BSOD encouraged Sad Mac, saying 'life’s too short for sad bytes,' making it BSOD’s best vacation.
Your autofill password manager may be leaking information
Researchers from the Indian Institute of Information Technology at Hyderabad have identified a vulnerability in the autofill function of Android-based apps. Named AutoSpill, this flaw exposes login credentials to apps hosting web pages, potentially enabling malicious attacks. The researchers' paper on AutoSpill has received the best paper award at the ACM Conference on Data and Application Security and Privacy.
This website reveals how TikTok, Instagram may track your data
The website, named InAppBrowser.com, has a tool that will let you know how popular social media platforms like TikTok and Instagram inject JavaScript code into third-party websites that cause potential security and privacy risks to the user.
Watch what you browse! Analyst claims Meta tracking credit card, password details on opening links via Facebook & Instagram
Both Instagram and Facebook on iOS use their own in-app browser rather than the one offered by Apple for third-party apps.
CuriousJr: How to learn coding without computers
CuriousJr is a free mobile coding learning app for kids aged between 8 and 17, and is based on fun coding games to teach the basics of programming.
Twitter 'tampering' with public record by wiping embedded deleted tweets
IndieWeb developer and former Google Developer Advocate Kevin Marks said that "with all the fuss about Twitter's promised edit button, and how they might design it, we're missing a disturbing development as "Twitter is using its embedded javascript to edit other people's sites".
Finding Wordle difficult? Bookmarklets may come in handy
Netizens are discovering new ways to cheat the word-guessing game.
Kubernetes, React Native the fastest-emerging IT skills: Report
Kubernetes has jumped 53 ranks up to 32 in a year, while React Native has jumped 59 ranks and Redux 40 ranks to stand at 42 and 66, respectively, according to the report.
Paytm's mini-app store to help app developers, brands
Paytm’s Android Mini App Store will also provide app developers and brands payment options by linking them to its eponymous wallet, payments bank and UPI, without charging them a fee. It will levy a 2% charge for other instruments like credit cards.
Children now have JavaScript, XML and sensors in their DNA
Kids are going way beyond their school curriculum, making apps and websites. At the Toyota hackathon, as students after students presented their prototypes, and spoke in a language even their parents wouldn’t have understood, it was clear that many children are going way beyond their curriculum, and digital technologies have become part of their DNA.
Beware! Google Chrome's zero-day vulnerability may put your system credentials at risk
This latest vulnerability, code-named CVE-2019-13720, was brought to the notice of Google.
Industry scouts for full-stack developers
Being a full-stack developer means being a master of the web, and so naturally entails quite a bit of hard work.
Over three million cryptojacking attacks detected between January-May 18
The most commonly used method is to infect websites and pop-up ads with a JavaScript based cryptomining script, said the Quick Heal Security Labs.
Google took away the right to remain anonymous: Douglas Crockford, Senior JavaScript Architect, PayPal
There are good reasons why people should maintain separate identities and we have thrown it away. Our grandchildren are going to be extremely annoyed with us.
4 traits that make developers highly desirable to employers
As more companies carry their businesses online to reach the masses, they require help on the back end to plan, design, and execute their ideas.
Learn any of these 11 programming languages and you'll always have a job
Here are a list of programming languages that can come in very handy all the time. Here is the list:
Bharti Airtel caught in privacy controversy, accused of putting 'mystery code' for embedding ads
The blogger reportedly revealed that the source of the script pointed to an IP address, which belonged to India's No. 1 telco.
Pressing Ctrl+C? Now, think twice
Everytime you do a harmless keyboard shortcut Ctrl+C in your computer, the text you copy online may be stolen on the web.
Review: Google Chrome lacks polish under the hood
Google wants to make the browser a stable and flexible platform that can do practically everything we want to do with a computer. Brain behind Google Chrome
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