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Meanwhile, FedEx has come out with an official statement clarifying that the delivery company doesn't ask people for their personal information.  

Hyderabad: youth duped of Rs 12 lakh after sharing Aadhaar details in FedEx scam

The victim received a call from a person impersonating a FedEx and told him that his Adhaar number is being misused to send a courier carrying diabetes pills and fifty grams of MDMA, from Mumbai to Saudi Arabia.

Meanwhile, FedEx has come out with an official statement clarifying that the delivery company doesn't ask people for their personal information.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Amid the growing cyber fraud in India, scammers are becoming more creative in coercing people to share their Adhaar numbers and other valuable documents.
A bizarre incident of a similar fashion has emerged from Hyderabad where a 23-year-old man was recently duped of ₹ 12 Lakh. The victim received a call from a person impersonating a FedEx and told him that his Adhaar number is being misused, Hindustan Times reported. The man was told that someone was sending a courier carrying diabetes pills and fifty grams of MDMA, from Mumbai to Saudi Arabia, using his Adhar number. Subsequently, the scammer pretended to be calling from Mumbai Cyber Crime branch and threatened the victim. The scamesters later made a Skype video conference and demanded money transfer in order to verify his details.&nbsp; Reportedly, the man was asked to cooperate in the investigation to prove his innocence and was coerced to send money for the investigation. A case has been filed in the Hyderabad Cyber Crimes police department.
Meanwhile, FedEx has come out with an official statement clarifying that the delivery company doesn't ask people for their personal information.&nbsp;&nbsp;
"FedEx does not request personal information through unsolicited phone calls, mail, or email for goods being shipped or held, unless requested or initiated by customers. If any individual receives any suspicious phone calls or messages, they are advised not to provide their personal information. Instead, they should immediately contact the local law enforcement authorities within the vicinity or report to the cybercrime department of the government of India."

After the emerging of new-age AI technologies, cyber attacks in the first quarter of 2023 have seen a sharp spike. India witnessed an average weekly rise in such attacks by 18%

Cyber attacks in India soar by 18% this year: Check Point

After the emerging of new-age AI technologies, cyber attacks in the first quarter of 2023 have seen a sharp spike. India witnessed an average weekly rise in such attacks by 18%

A new Check Point report has claimed that India's average weekly cyber attack increased by 18% to 2,108 in the first quarter of 2023. Meanwhile, organisations across the globe, faced a rise by 7% to 1,248 attacks per week.
The Asia-Pacific region is at the top of the list with over 16% increase in average attacks per organization. This was followed by North America that saw a 9% increase reaching an average of 950 average weekly attacks per organisation.
As per the Check Point report, cyber criminals are using new AI technologies like ChatGPT to launch attacks. Globally, Education and research sectors are the hardest hit with an average 2,507 attacks per week in the first quarter of 2023. This is a 15% rise in comparison to the same period last year. This was followed by government and military sector that witnessed almost 1,725 attacks per week.
However, retail and healthcare sectors have seen the largest rise in attacks per week. While the attacks on healthcare sector rose 22%, retail sector saw a 49% rise.&nbsp; &nbsp;

Oil India Limited, a government of India-owned enterprise headquartered at Duliajan in Assam is facing its “biggest cyberattack in recent years”, with perpetrators asking for $75,00,000 (about INR 57 Cr) in Bitcoin as ransom through a note.In an FIR lodged with the Duliajan Police Station in Upper Assam’s Dibrugarh district on Tuesday, OIL said its IT department detected the ransomware attack in one of the workstations of its geological and reservoir (G&R) department on April 10.
A ransomware attack results in the victims’ data and files getting locked and encrypted and the attacker seeks money to unlock the system.
The public sector undertaking OIL and the government exchequer have incurred a huge financial loss due to the cyberattack - ransomware, as the business through the IT system has been seriously affected, OIL Manager (Security) Sachin Kumar said in the police complaint.
According to reports, the IB team is conducting an investigation into the matter, and has also reportedly taken into possession photographic evidences that are related to the case.

Oil India becomes victim of cyber attack; here's how much hackers demand

PSU major Oil India, which suffered a cyberattack disrupting its operations in Assam

Oil India suffers cyber attack

Oil India Limited, a government of India-owned enterprise headquartered at Duliajan in Assam is facing its &ldquo;biggest cyberattack in recent years&rdquo;,&nbsp;with perpetrators asking for $75,00,000 (about INR 57 Cr) in Bitcoin as ransom through a note.
In an FIR lodged with the Duliajan Police Station in Upper Assam&rsquo;s Dibrugarh district, OIL said its IT department detected the ransomware attack in one of the workstations of its geological and reservoir (G&amp;R) department on April 10.
A ransomware attack results in the victims&rsquo; data and files getting locked and encrypted and the attacker seeks money to unlock the system.
According to reports, the IB team is conducting an investigation into the matter, and&nbsp;has also reportedly taken into possession photographic evidences that are related to the case.
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A ransomware attack results in the victims&rsquo; data and files getting locked and encrypted and the attacker seeks money to unlock the system.

Oil India Limited, a government of India-owned enterprise headquartered at Duliajan in Assam is facing its &ldquo;biggest cyberattack in recent years&rdquo;,&nbsp;with perpetrators asking for $75,00,000 (about INR 57 Cr) in Bitcoin as ransom through a note.
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In an FIR lodged with the Duliajan Police Station in Upper Assam&rsquo;s Dibrugarh district on Tuesday, OIL said its IT department detected the ransomware attack in one of the workstations of its geological and reservoir (G&amp;R) department on April 10.
A ransomware attack results in the victims&rsquo; data and files getting locked and encrypted and the attacker seeks money to unlock the system.
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The public sector undertaking OIL and the government exchequer have incurred a huge financial loss due to the cyberattack - ransomware, as the business through the IT system has been seriously affected, OIL Manager (Security) Sachin Kumar said in the police complaint.
According to reports, the IB team is conducting an investigation into the matter, and&nbsp;has also reportedly taken into possession photographic evidences that are related to the case.

Is India on the path to becoming truly digital? The government has created 'India stack' which is a tech stack for the entire country. A stack is an amalgamation of all technologies required to operate an application such as computer languages, libraries, servers along with APIs. The move by the govt aims to push India to the forefront of fintech in the world. While, the move could help make India truly digital, experts have raised questions about the infrastructure needed to protect the 'India stack' from cyber attacks. With no dedicated law on privacy or cyber security in the country, the digital rights of citizens remains unaddressed and prone to violation. On News Guru this week, we Vikram Chandra discusses the challenges that lie ahead in India's digital revolution with the Head of Digital India Foundation, Arvind Gupta and the Chairperson of the International Commission on Cyber Security Law, Dr Pavan Duggal.&nbsp;

On News Guru| India's Digital Revolution: What will be its impact?

Is India on the path to becoming truly digital? The government has created 'India Stack' which is a tech stack for the entire country. A stack is an amalgamation of all technologies required to operate an application such as computer languages, libraries, servers along with APIs. The move by the govt aims to push India to the forefront of fintech in the world. While, the move could help make India truly digital, experts have raised questions about the infrastructure needed to protect the 'India Stack' from cyber attacks. With no dedicated law on privacy or cyber security in the country, the digital rights of citizens remains unaddressed and prone to violation. On News Guru this week, Vikram Chandra along with the Head of Digital India Foundation, Arvind Gupta and the Chairperson of the International Commission on Cyber Security Law, Dr Pavan Duggal discuss the challenges that lie ahead in India's digital revolution.

Is India on the path to becoming truly digital? The government has created 'India Stack' which is a tech stack for the entire country. A stack is an amalgamation of all technologies required to operate an application such as computer languages, libraries, servers along with APIs. The move by the govt aims to push India to the forefront of fintech in the world. While, the move could help make India truly digital, experts have raised questions about the infrastructure needed to protect the 'India Stack' from cyber attacks. With no dedicated law on privacy or cyber security in the country, the digital rights of citizens remains unaddressed and prone to violation. On News Guru this week, Vikram Chandra along with the Head of Digital India Foundation, Arvind Gupta and the Chairperson of the International Commission on Cyber Security Law, Dr Pavan Duggal discuss the challenges that lie ahead in India's digital revolution.

What are the challenges that confront the ongoing digital revolution in the country? With over 800 million internet users, what does India need to do to protect the privacy of its citizens?

Is India on the path to becoming truly digital? The government has created 'India Stack' which is a tech stack for the entire country. A stack is an amalgamation of all technologies required to operate an application such as computer languages, libraries, servers along with APIs. The move by the govt aims to push India to the forefront of fintech in the world. While, the move could help make India truly digital, experts have raised questions about the infrastructure needed to protect the 'India Stack' from cyber attacks. With no dedicated law on privacy or cyber security in the country, the digital rights of citizens remains unaddressed and prone to violation. On News Guru this week, Vikram Chandra along with the Head of Digital India Foundation, Arvind Gupta and the Chairperson of the International Commission on Cyber Security Law, Dr Pavan Duggal discuss the challenges that lie ahead in India's digital revolution.
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The Biden government blamed China for the cyberattack on the Microsoft Exchange email server software earlier this year. The US president got backing from NATO allies in calling out China "malicious cyber activities."Microsoft Exchange server attack became public in March affected 30,000 American organizations. Microsoft identified the group behind the hack as a relatively unknown Chinese espionage network dubbed Hafnium.The new cybersecurity alliance of NATO is focused on combating the new world of war of rising cyberwarfares.

Biden blames China for cyberattack on Microsoft, NATO forms cybersecurity alliance 

There is a new war in town ! Cyberwar, NATO&nbsp;forms cybersecurity&nbsp;alliance as Biden&nbsp;blames China for Microsoft server hack.&nbsp;

Biden blames China for Microsoft server hack. 

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<li>Biden administration blames China for Microsoft cyber attack US and NATO allies condemn China's cyberattacks Microsoft hit by cyberattack in March, affected 30,000 US organisations Microsoft cyberattack culprit originating in China NATO forms cybersecurity alliance to fight cyberwarfare</li>
</ul>

New joint effort by NATO members, the European Union, Australia, New Zealand and Japan will call out and confront the threat posed by Chinese state-sponsored cyberattacks.

The Biden&nbsp;government&nbsp;blamed China for the&nbsp;cyber attack on the Microsoft Exchange email server software&nbsp;earlier this year. The US president got backing from NATO allies in calling out China's "malicious cyber activities."
ALSO WATCH:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.edtr.ai/9x90" target="_blank">U.S. markets plunge 900 points, Crude oil crashes over 6%</a> Microsoft&nbsp;Exchange server attack&nbsp;became public in March and affected around 30,000 American organizations. Microsoft identified the group behind the hack&nbsp;as a relatively unknown Chinese espionage network dubbed Hafnium.
Further, the new cybersecurity alliance of&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/world-news/nato-increases-deployment-in-eastern-europe-over-concerns-of-russian-invasion-into-ukraine-1643076030576" target="_blank">NATO&nbsp;</a>is focused on&nbsp;combating the new world of war of rising cyberwarfare.

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