International cybercriminals are using advanced AI voice cloning to impersonate senior military officials, tricking defence executives into authorising fraudulent wire transfers during fake emergencies.

'The Crisis Protocol': How international fraudsters are using AI voice clones to target defence executives

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, speaking during the 115th episode of his Mann Ki Baat radio broadcast on Sunday (Oct 27), issued a strong warning about the rising cases of “digital arrest” fraud and people losing their hard earned money to cybercriminals.

In Mann Ki Baat broadcast, PM Modi warns against rising ‘digital arrest’ cases, urges caution

A network of cyber-criminals is hijacking YouTube accounts and streaming fake Elon Musk videos to promote bogus cryptocurrency giveaways. These videos are being mass viewed.

Cybercriminals stream fake Elon Musk videos on YouTube to promote bogus cryptocurrency giveaways

Russian President Vladimir Putin said that he expects this week's summit with US President Joe Biden will help establish constructive dialogues between the two countries. Putin also added that Russia would be ready to hand over cybercriminals to the United States if Washington did the same for Moscow.

Putin says Russia ready to handover cybercriminals to US

The United States officials ratcheted up pressure on companies and foreign adversaries to fight cybercriminals and said President Joe Biden is considering all options, including a military response, to counter the growing threat.

US asks firms, foreign adversaries to be transparent about cyberattacks

Cybercriminals have targetted Premier League giants Manchester United's IT systems in "sophisticated" hacking operation, the club said. Also read: Everton's Coleman out of Fulham game, Richarlison back: Ancelotti "The club has taken swift action to contain the attack and is currently working with expert advisers to investigate the incident and minimise the ongoing IT disruption," it said in a statement late Friday.

Cybercriminals target Manchester United's IT systems in 'sophisticated' hacking operation

Your complete digital life - including data from your social media accounts, banking and credit card details -- can be sold by cybercriminals for less than US $50, scientists say.

Your digital data could be on sale for less than US $50: Study

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