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1 week ago | techlomedia.in | Deepanker Verma

Digital scams are getting smarter. Are you? These days, you must be hearing about this new type of fraud happening online, the “digital arrest” scam. It’s all over the news, how people are losing lakhs of rupees. Some fake police or government guy calls you up and says you have done something wrong. The way they do it is to scare you and confuse you. They pretend to be from the police, the cybercrime people, or some court office.

1 week ago | techlomedia.in | Deepanker Verma

Apple has always marketed itself as a company that values user privacy. Over the years, it has introduced several features aimed at protecting user data. One of the most powerful additions in this direction is Advanced Data Protection for iCloud. The feature brings end-to-end encryption to more of your iCloud data, including iCloud backups. But before you quickly enable it, you need to learn its actual meaning, how it works, and what things you need to be careful about.

1 week ago | techlomedia.in | Deepanker Verma

Apple is doubling down on its India ambitions. In a recent earnings call, CEO Tim Cook confirmed that the company will open new Apple Stores in India later this year. While he did not disclose the exact locations, reports suggest that four new stores are coming to Bengaluru, Mumbai, Pune, and Noida. Reports suggest Apple has already finalized two locations: Pune’s Kopa Mall and Noida’s Mall of India. The new Mumbai store will be the second one in the city, after Apple BKC.

1 week ago | techlomedia.in | Deepanker Verma

Security researchers at Wordfence have discovered a new malware campaign that targets WordPress websites using a fake security plugin to gain full control over infected sites. The plugin appears to be legitimate, but silently installs a backdoor and gives attackers persistent access and the ability to run malicious code. The plugin provides remote code execution, persistent admin access, and the ability to inject JavaScript into the site, without the website owner even noticing.

2 weeks ago | techlomedia.in | Deepanker Verma

Proton Mail, the popular encrypted email service, could soon stop working in India. The Karnataka High Court has ordered the Indian government to block the service after a New Delhi-based company filed a complaint. The case began last year when M Moser Design Associates alleged that some of its female employees received abusive emails from anonymous Proton Mail accounts. These emails reportedly included obscene language, AI-generated deepfake images, and explicit content.