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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

Every year on May 11, India marks National Technology Day—a day rooted in pride and progress. It was on this day in 1998 that India demonstrated its scientific and technological strength through the Pokhran Nuclear Tests. But over the years, this day has evolved to symbolise something much bigger: 'India’s growing identity as a global technology leader.' From being known as the world’s back office to becoming a hub for innovation in space technology, fintech, cybersecurity, AI, and digital governance, India has come a long way. And yet, amid all the celebration and innovation, there's one element we must not forget—the importance of securing our digital journey. Let’s take a closer look at India’s progress in technology, why cybersecurity matters more than ever, and how the homegrown champions are helping secure this remarkable growth story.   India's Leap into a Tech-Driven Future India's technology ecosystem

Is the loading icon constantly spinning on your system and making you feel dizzy? Does your computer take ages to respond? Does switching between tabs feel like trying to juggle watermelons? If this sounds like your daily struggle and opening your PC feels like a nightmare, it’s time to figure out what's making it slower than ever. Is it a virus? Are you running out of storage space? Or are too many startup apps bogging it down? If you’re facing any of these issues (or more), it’s high time you took action and fixed your system for better performance. Because in this high-end, tech-savvy world, speed and time are everything.  You don’t want to let this drag on forever. It’s time to take your next step and get your system running like new.   Here are six common causes that might be slowing down

Let’s be real for a second — cyber threats today aren’t just an “IT department issue.” They’re a full-blown business crisis waiting to happen. You might think your business is too small to be on a hacker's radar or that your remote team has things under control. But here’s the truth: if your website is live, your data is online, and your team uses devices to connect — you’re already a target. And the numbers back it up. According to the 2024 Cybersecurity Almanac, cybercrime will cost the world $9.5 trillion in damages this year — that’s more than the global trade of all major illegal drugs combined. And get this: a cyberattack occurs every 39 seconds. For small and mid-sized businesses, the situation is even more chilling. A recent Verizon Data Breach Investigation Report found that: 43% of all data breaches target small

Scrolling through Instagram feels endless, doesn’t it? You log in to check one notification, and before you know it, hours have slipped away. It’s an addiction—one that sometimes turns toxic. How? Scams. Yes, those eye-catching ads, irresistible deals, and too-good-to-be-true offers—many of them are just traps waiting to steal your money, identity, or both. And trust me, I’ve been there. With over 1.4 billion active users worldwide as of 2024, it's no wonder we find ourselves so engrossed. But amidst the captivating photos and stories lies a darker side—scams designed to exploit our trust and curiosity (Source: Money Digest).   A Personal Scam Story: Lesson Learned the Hard Way Ever fallen for an Instagram scam? I did. It was a gorgeous saree that I had to have—priced so reasonably that I thought I’d found a steal. Turns out, the only thing that got stolen was

Get an insight on how to get back your hacked email account and stop hackers from further targeting it. According to a report from Kaspersky, over 50% of cyber attacks in India last year were phishing-related, with a large portion of these attacks coming through email. An alarming one, right? Are you also waking up to a nightmare—where you see your email account being hacked? Seems natural in today's scenario. It’s one of those nightmares we all dread—finding out that your email account has been hacked. At first, you might not even realize something’s wrong until a friend or colleague tells you they’ve received strange emails from your account. Scammers often target email accounts to send out deceptive messages, hoping to trick others into clicking on malicious links, handing over personal information, or even sending money. What’s scary is that once hackers gain access

"Someone is watching you." Sounds scary, isn’t it? But it’s becoming a reality for many. Every time we interact with digital devices, our data is exposed to various risks, from website visits, to app downloads and social media usage. It’s concerning to think about how much personal data is being collected and what it could mean for our privacy. According to Norton, 85% of adults worldwide are increasingly worried about their data security. In India, the Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) reported a significant rise in data breaches, with a 300% increase in cyberattacks in 2020 alone. With technology blurring the lines between offline and online lives, protecting personal and organizational data has never been more urgent. The numbers speak for themselves. A 2023 report showed that 98% of organizations had a connection to a vendor who experienced a data breach