Recent warnings from intelligence agencies suggest that advanced AI could soon be used to coordinate cyberattacks, spread misinformation, and disrupt operations on a scale that may impact large companies and governments. Are we fully aware of how fast these security risks are developing?
The Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) and the Satcom Industry Association of India (SIA-India) have jointly released cybersecurity guidelines for securing the space.
Tokenising real-world assets (RWAs) has the potential to make investing more accessible by bringing assets such as real estate, bonds, commodities, and private credit on-chain. However, the sector also comes with several risks. Legal ownership can become complicated if regulations differ across jurisdictions, while the value of a token still depends on the underlying asset and its custodian. Investors also face smart contract vulnerabilities, cybersecurity threats, liquidity concerns, and the possibility of regulatory changes. As the RWA market grows, balancing innovation with investor protection will be crucial to ensuring long-term trust and adoption.
The Government blocked Telegram until June 22 to aid the ongoing paper leak over Neet. Cybersecurity found that scammers created fake Telegram groups with names like "PAPER LEAKED NEET" and "Private Mafia." These scammers targeted stressed medical students, tricking them into paying lakhs of rupees by falsely claiming they had the stolen exam papers.
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Just read about a Discord group gaining unauthorized access to Claude Mythos, which Anthropic deemed too risky for public access. It is being used to find vulnerabilities and test cybersecurity measures. Do you think closed-door AI models are actually safer, or does this prove that leaks are inevitable?
