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Cyber awareness: A skill every student needs in the digital age

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By Mandar Manjunath Patil
| The Hans India Verified
Digital technologies have become an integral part of everyday life, influencing how people communicate, learn, shop and manage finances. For students in particular, the internet has become an important tool for education, entertainment and social interaction. However, alongside these opportunities, the growing use of digital platforms has also brought increased exposure to online scams and cyber threats.
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When algorithms turn against us: AI in the hands of cybercriminals

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By Mandar Manjunath Patil
| Techstreet Now
26 minutes ago expresscomputer.in By Mandar Patil, Founding Member at Cyble AI has been created to make technologies better, more quickly and more efficiently. Use of AI can be found in a range of applications from personalized recommendations to fraud prevention and detection, and its goal is to protect users and create a better digital experience.
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Cybercrime Has Moved From Hacking Phones To Hacking Minds: Here's How

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By Mandar Manjunath Patil
| My Times Now Verified
Cybercrime on the Indian subcontinent has evolved past cracking passwords or planting malware — it now involves manipulating people’s moods. Cybercriminals today manipulate emotions like fear, urgency, trust, and greed before money goes into their accounts. In the age of the Internet and the increase in security breaches, a much wider range of devices is subject to attack.
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