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CBSE has addressed security vulnerabilities found in its OnMark portal, thanking ethical hackers for their assistance. A cybersecurity team, including experts from government agencies and IITs, has been deployed to strengthen the system. The statement comes after 19-year-old ethical hacker Nisarga Adhikary alleged security flaws in CBSE's digital evaluation ecosystem.

President Donald Trump last week halted a planned executive order. This order would have required government safety checks for advanced artificial intelligence models. Major tech companies like Google and Microsoft were to be affected. Trump cited a desire to maintain America's lead over China as the reason for the cancellation. The decision came after his state visit to China.

The White House is reportedly mandating the installation of its official app on government-issued mobile devices for federal employees. This move has sparked cybersecurity concerns among former officials, who warn of potential backdoor access and data sharing risks. The app, launched in March, provides direct access to administration content and presidential updates.

Forget Bollywood drama; India's intelligence recruitment is mostly through civil services, armed forces, and specialized exams. Agencies like RAW and IB focus on foreign and internal security respectively, with technical roles in cyber intelligence growing. Direct recruitment for positions like IB's ACIO exists, but many join via UPSC after gaining experience

European leaders are divided on how to regulate major US tech firms like Apple and Google as the EU prepares decisions on cloud computing and satellite services. Proposals aim to prioritize European companies for infrastructure access, but some officials advocate for equal rules for all, sparking debate over digital dependence and competition.

Palo Alto Networks CEO Nikesh Arora refutes the notion that AI will lead to job cuts, calling it a 'fallacy'. He argues that AI's efficiency gains will instead fuel long-delayed projects and business transformations, requiring more, not fewer, employees. Arora believes AI will help clear backlogs and create capacity for new hires with evolving skill sets.

A global tech coalition has successfully dismantled the 'Glassworm' botnet, a sophisticated threat that targeted software developers for months. By simultaneously disrupting its unique command-and-control infrastructure, which spanned blockchain, peer-to-peer networks, and legitimate web services, the operation prevented the malware from shifting to alternative communication channels. This victory significantly bolsters software supply-chain security.

Rahul Gandhi has intensified his criticism of the Centre and CBSE over alleged unsecured access to scanned answer sheets and question papers. He accused the government of silence on the issue affecting students, linking it to changes in tender conditions that led to mobile phone scanning, blurred copies, and missing pages. Gandhi questioned Prime Minister Modi's silence on the matter.

The FBI has issued a warning about cybercriminals creating fake FIFA websites to steal personal information and sell fraudulent World Cup tickets. Threat actors are using spoofing and typo squatting tactics to mimic official FIFA domains, with thousands of fake sites already identified. Users are advised to exercise caution and verify URLs before sharing sensitive data.

EY Canada has removed an AI-generated report on loyalty rewards programs after researchers discovered significant errors, including fabricated data and non-existent citations. The consulting firm is now reviewing the publication process for the report, which was used to market cybersecurity services. This incident highlights growing concerns about AI accuracy in professional services.

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This MoU will establish a non-exclusive framework for collaboration between Blue Cloud Softech and GCIB for Africa where the former will explore business collaboration opportunities in Senegal and other African countries. The company has plans to provide its expertise in renewable energy, IT, infrastructure, education, healthcare, and other sectors.