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 As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes a cornerstone of cybersecurity, cybercriminals are evolving their tactics to exploit its vulnerabilities. A recent discovery by Check Point researchers highlights a new breed of malware that uses prompt injection to deceive AI-based security systems, signaling a shift in the cyberthreat landscape. This blog explores this emerging threat, its implications, and how organisations can protect themselves. The Emergence of AI-Targeting Malware Cybercriminals are increasingly leveraging AI’s strengths against it. Check Point researchers uncovered malware that employs prompt injection, a technique where attackers embed malicious instructions mimicking legitimate user commands to manipulate AI systems. This allows the malware to evade detection by tricking AI tools into misclassifying it as safe. While the attack observed by Check Point was unsuccessful, it marks a significant milestone: the first known instance of malware specifically designed to by...

 Google has been at the forefront of integrating artificial intelligence into its ecosystem, revolutionising how users interact with technology.  From Google AI Mode to Google AI Studio, the company offers a suite of Google AI tools designed to enhance search experiences and empower developers. In India, the recent rollout of Google AI Mode India has sparked excitement, offering users a powerful way to tackle complex queries. This blog dives into the details of Google AI search, Google AI Overview, and related tools, with a focus on how to access and use them, particularly on Android devices. Plus, we’ll address whether Google Bard AI is still available and answer frequently asked questions. What Is Google AI Mode? Google AI Mode is an advanced, experimental search feature that leverages a custom version of Gemini 2.5 to handle complex, nuanced, and exploratory questions. Unlike traditional search, which often requires multiple queries to piece together information, Google AI ...

  In an era where connectivity drives entertainment, Direct-to-Mobile (D2M) technology is poised to revolutionise how we consume media. Imagine watching live TV, streaming videos, or receiving emergency alerts on your phone without needing an internet connection or even a SIM card. D2M technology enables this, offering a groundbreaking solution for accessible, cost-effective, and resilient media delivery. This blog delves into the intricacies of D2M technology, its benefits, applications, launch details, and the latest updates, as well as addressing frequently asked questions. Direct-to-Mobile Technology Introduction Direct-to-Mobile (D2M) technology enables broadcasting content directly to mobile devices without relying on internet connectivity or cellular networks. Operating in the 526 MHz–582 MHz frequency band, D2M leverages existing broadcast infrastructure to deliver live TV, videos, audio, and text messages to smartphones and feature phones alike. This innovative approach, p...