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    Rs 12.6 lakh salary, Rs 9.2 crore transactions: Telecom company employee lands on Income Tax radar over businesses he claims he never owned

    A telecom company employee earning Rs 12.6 lakh annually allegedly faces questions over undisclosed income of Rs 9.2 crore after fraudsters misused his PAN and KYC documents to create fake businesses and obtain GST registrations. The entities reportedly recorded transactions worth Rs 6.5 crore in two months. Delhi Police's Economic Offences Wing has registered an FIR and is investigating the alleged identity theft.

    SC asks WhatsApp, others to list measures to prevent digital arrest, related cyber crimes

    In an order uploaded on the website with regard to the hearing conducted on October 29 in a suo motu case titled 'In Re: Victims of Digital Arrest Related to Forged Documents', a bench headed by Chief Justice of India Surya Kant asked WhatsApp and like intermediaries to simultaneously submit their proposals to the I4C (Indian Cybercrime Coordination Centre).

    Linguistic barriers & legacy tech slow India’s VoiceAI shift

    India’s broader conversational artificial intelligence market, spanning voice and text-based applications, is estimated at $500-550 million and has an addressable opportunity of about $4 billion over the next decade, growing at 23-25% annually, Deloitte India estimates.

    Grey zone in Indian payment laws: Crypto goes shopping in rupee using QR-linked loophole

    Unified payments interface is now being used for buying cryptocurrencies through applications like goat.cash. Consumers can conveniently convert their cryptocurrencies, such as USD Coins, to pay vendors for goods. This involves scanning QR codes and entering necessary details, which facilitates quick transactions. Intermediaries help complete the process by converting USDC to rupees for vendors. Additionally, stable coins often trade at a premium within the Indian market.

    NRIs can now complete online KYC from the US, UK, UAE and other FATF-compliant countries

    For Indian investors residing overseas, a new development brings good news. A recent circular from Sebi allows them to open investment accounts without needing to return to India. By permitting digital KYC submissions from various compliant countries, this initiative simplifies the process for non-resident Indians (NRIs) and overseas citizens of India (OCIs).

    Under attack, banks bolster cyber covers, opt for higher sum assured to protect against hits

    For large financial institutions, the biggest impact often is the loss arising from systems remaining unavailable after an attack, rather than the immediate cost of the breach. Besides business interruption, ransomware, data theft, cyber extortion and third-party liabilities are among the key risks.

    The Economic Times
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