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Are you (or your kids) going crazy for Labubu’s? If you’ve been around social media, toy stores, or the resale market lately, you’ve probably seen the little monster-turned-fashion-icon everywhere — perched on backpacks, featured in celebrity snaps, and shoved into mystery “blind boxes” that sell out in minutes. What started as a quirky collectible has become a global frenzy: long queues outside Pop Mart stores, influencer unboxings pulling millions of views, and a resale market where ordinary plushes and ultra-rare editions live worlds apart in price. Below is an editorial deep-dive into the Labubu craze, how it swept India, the scams riding the hype, and practical steps (including how Protegent Complete Security & Protegent Total Security can help) to keep you and your family safe.   The global Labubu mania — what’s happening and why it feels contagious In 2025, Labubu exploded from niche

They are digital immigrants and not digital natives like today’s Alpha kids who are born in the age of technology and AI. They are the generations who have seen communication transforming from dial phones to first-time having a Nokia phone in their hands to smartphone for which they keep struggling and juggling with from apps to apps. But in there this Hussle and bustle they also tend to fall into the pit of scams that even take away their years of saving. Scammers are ruthless, and they know these elderly people are less efficient in technology and they can easily be tricked. And that is why they are an easy prey and can get scammed using any given mode- be it phone calls, messages, mails or even physically reaching their homes. You can also read about how people gets digital scammed like

Think of a sitiuation, where you switch on your computer one morning and realizing something isn’t right—your files are missing, strange pop-ups are everywhere, and your accounts are behaving oddly. That sinking feeling could mean your computer has been hacked. Unfortunately, this is a reality many individuals and businesses face today. Our computers are the heart of our digital lives. They store critical data—banking details, business documents, passwords, personal photos, and more. This makes them highly attractive targets for hackers. Knowing the signs of a hacked computer and how to respond quickly is the first step toward minimizing damage.   What is Computer Hacking? Computer hacking is the unauthorized access and control of your system and its data. Hackers use malicious software (malware) or exploit vulnerabilities in your system to infiltrate and gain control. Some common forms include: Spyware – secretly monitors your activities

Raksha Bandhan – a beautiful celebration of the unbreakable bond between siblings – is all about love, laughter, and, let’s be honest, some pretty thoughtful gifts. Whether you’re picking out a sleek smartwatch for your brother or a lovely skincare set for your sister, online shopping makes it a breeze to choose, click, and send everything right from your cozy couch. But here’s the thing: scammers are just as excited about the festive season as we are – not for the joy, but for the chance to ensnare unsuspecting shoppers. With the rise of digital payments and online shopping, Raksha Bandhan has turned into a prime target for cyber fraud.   The Problem: Festive Vibes, Fraudulent Baits When festivals like Raksha Bandhan roll around, online shopping in India really takes off. In fact, a Statista report shows that more than 70% of Indian shoppers

A Day to Celebrate the Power of the Web Imagine a world where everything you need—answers, entertainment, services, and even people—are just a click away. That’s the wonder of the World Wide Web, a digital realm that has completely changed the way we live, work, and connect with one another. World Wide Web Day, celebrated on August 1st, serves as a global reminder of this revolutionary invention that puts the world right at your fingertips. From video calls and online shopping to digital payments and remote work, the web has become an essential part of our everyday lives. However, with every tap and scroll, there’s an underlying risk—cyber threats that are escalating quickly, particularly in countries like India.   So, what exactly is World Wide Web Day? It’s a day dedicated to honouring the creation of the web by Sir Tim Berners-Lee back in 1989.

“Was this you? Please confirm your identity. Someone just requested a password reset. CREATE A PASSWORD You’ll use it to log into: XXXXXXX Didn’t make this request? Click here for help.” Sound familiar? Chances are, you’ve seen emails like this—ones that demand quick action and spark a bit of panic. If your response was to ignore or delete it, great! You're one step ahead in keeping yourself secure. But if you’ve ever clicked without thinking, you already know how risky that one action can be. When it comes to cybersecurity, two age-old sayings come to mind: “Prevention is better than cure” and “Your safety starts with you.” And they couldn’t be more accurate. Whether it’s emails, messages, or phone calls, phishing attempts are designed to lure you into handing over your data. And just one careless click can tip the scales in favour of the scammers.   India: A Hotspot for Phishing

"Congratulations! Your income‑tax refund of ₹4,500 is ready. Verify your bank details here." The message seemed beneficial, but for real, it is a scam that you can get caught off-guard. Don't let scammers lure you to such and similar scams that will take all your hard-earned money and leave you with just regret. It is rightly said, 'precaution is better than cure', and an eagle's eye on every message, mail, or call you receive can keep you protected from scammers at all levels. But surprisingly, India is the hub and is among the countries that are top on the scammers list. Every day in India, thousands wake up to such messages, and many get fooled by them. Fake tax‑refund messages masquerading as official communications. But no one wondered how these fraudsters get so good at sounding legitimate. Or why, despite increasing awareness

At all points, family is the priority. Their safety—be it physical, emotional, or digital—is non-negotiable. And while every member of the family plays a role, it’s often the fathers, the silent protectors, who shoulder the responsibility of ensuring a secure environment for their loved ones. In most households, fathers are seen as the head of the family—the guiding light, the problem solver, and often, the first person we call when something feels off. But in today’s world, that “something” is no longer just a strange noise in the middle of the night. It could be a suspicious link your child clicked on, a phishing message your partner received, or a data breach targeting your smart home. The New-Age Challenge: Digital Threats in a Growing Tech World With growing technology, our lives have become easier—but also more exposed. From online banking to kids attending

Ever had that strange feeling where you search for a product once and suddenly it's following you everywhere — on Facebook, in your email, even in your news apps? That’s not magic. That’s your digital footprint in action. Think of your digital footprint as the trail of breadcrumbs you leave behind every time you go online — whether you're shopping for a pair of shoes, signing up for a newsletter, or liking a cute dog video. It's a collection of every click, search, post, and scroll. And here’s the catch: most of the time, you’re not even aware of it. Let’s talk about what makes up this invisible trail and why it matters more than we think.   What Exactly Is a Digital Footprint? Your digital footprint is the sum of everything you do online — and I mean everything. Social media activity, Google searches,

Hey there, tech-savvy reader! Let’s admit it—Generative AI is no longer some futuristic buzzword floating around in TED Talks or sci-fi flicks. It’s here. It’s working. And it’s reshaping everything—from how we work, to how we create, to how we think. 2025 is turning out to be a milestone year for GenAI. Whether you're a CTO plotting your next tech upgrade, a startup founder trying to gain a competitive edge, or someone who just wants to stay ahead of the curve—these game-changing trends are worth your time. And trust me, they’re not just about flashy demos anymore. They’re real, impactful, and industry-shifting. Let’s break it down.   1. AI Agents Are No Longer Just Assistants – They’re Colleagues Forget basic chatbots that fumble over your pizza order. 2025’s AI agents are like your sharpest team member—minus the coffee breaks. Microsoft Copilot? Already a staple in 70% of