Tag: Cybersecurity

Critical PHP Security Vulnerability 2026: Risks, Fixed Versions and How to Protect Your Website

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Cybersecurity warning about a critical PHP vulnerability affecting web servers

Update, October 26, 2026: Since this article was first published, security agencies and vendors have added more detail. The two flaws are now widely known as PHP2Shell. India’s CERT-In and New Zealand’s NCSC both refer to exploitation in the wild, PHP says no configuration change fully mitigates the issue, and the PHP security team also released source backports for some end-of-life branches. This version reflects those updates. A critical PHP security vulnerability alert issued in October 2026 has put PHP-powered websites and applications on high alert. The PHP development team…

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India’s AI Safety Rules in 2026: Deepfakes, Privacy and What Users Should Know

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India AI safety rules 2026 covering deepfakes, privacy and cybersecurity.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is changing how people work, learn, communicate and do business in India. AI tools can write articles, generate images, translate languages, answer questions and automate everyday tasks. However, the rapid growth of this technology has also raised concerns about fake videos, online fraud, privacy and the misuse of personal information. In 2026, India is continuing discussions about how to manage the risks associated with artificial intelligence while supporting innovation. Proposed policy discussions cover issues such as AI safety, deepfakes, harm to users, cybersecurity and skill development. Any…

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AI Cybersecurity in 2026: How AI Is Changing Online Security

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AI cybersecurity in 2026 showing artificial intelligence protecting computers, networks, and business data from cyber threats

Artificial intelligence is changing almost every part of the digital world, and cybersecurity is no exception. In 2026, AI is being used to detect suspicious activity, analyze security alerts, identify vulnerabilities, improve fraud detection, and help security teams respond faster. At the same time, AI can also be misused. Cybercriminals and other threat actors can use AI to create convincing phishing messages, automate parts of their operations, research targets, and potentially scale certain attacks. This creates a new cybersecurity reality: AI is both a powerful security tool and a new…

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