AI adoption and integration have continued their rapid momentum within the hacking community. Nevertheless, it continues to pose both benefits and unfortunate cyber risks. According to the report released by Bugcrowd, 82 per cent of hackers believe that the AI threat landscape is evolving too fast to adequately secure.

Financial Services firms are increasingly recognising the benefits of AI, Machine Learning and Open-Source Software, but security concerns and legacy systems are hindering progress.

Scientists have developed a novel and cost-effective technique for fabricating paper-based devices using an Advanced PAP (A-PAP) pen, which offers a practical alternative to conventional sensing methods that necessitate specialized equipment and expertise making it suitable for resource-limited settings.

The Union Cabinet has approved the mission to the moon, named Chandrayaan-4, to develop and demonstrate the technologies to come back to Earth after successfully landing on the Moon, collecting moon samples, and analysing them on Earth. 

Scientists have uncovered a new strain of lactic acid bacterium that could be a promising candidate for broader probiotic utilization beyond the dairy industry.

People are commonly blind to how much influence Generative AI has over their work when they choose to enlist the support of technologies such as Chat GPT to complete professional or educational tasks, new research finds.

A new study carried out by a group of 32 scientists from 10 countries i.e. Finland, Poland, India, China, USA, Czech Republic, Japan, Germany, Spain and Italy, spotted the smaller black hole of a pair, establishing the ‘sight’ of an orbiting black hole for the first time.

Users’ trust in technology decreases as it becomes more ‘human’, finds research from NEOMA Business School, UNIMORE, and LUISS.

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.