People who believe their data will be accessed no matter what they do tend to share more information online, according to new research by Vlerick Business School.

Indian scientists have made a breakthrough in cybersecurity. They've created a new, user-friendly way to generate truly unpredictable random numbers, which is crucial for stronger encryption in quantum communications. This advance could revolutionize how we protect sensitive data in the future.

New research shows that while GenAI can complete some tasks, two-thirds of developers are confident GenAI will never replace them.

Large-language models used for many different AI applications can mimic human psychological traits, including gender stereotypes, research from Mannheim Business School reveals.

Indian Institute of Astrophysics, an Autonomous body under the Department of Science and Technology played a crucial role in the Surya Tilak Project at Ayodhya.

A recent analysis by Helene Pleil, research associate at the Digital Society Institute at ESMT Berlin, alongside colleagues from Technical University Darmstadt, outlines that rapid technological progress, a lack of political will, and uniform definitions, as well as the dual use of cyber tools, are the main challenges facing effective cyber arms control which is vital for foreign and security policy.