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A critical security flaw in Google Chrome, CVE-2025-2783, put users at risk of cyberattacks. Attackers exploited this vulnerability through phishing emails and malicious links, bypassing Chrome's security safeguards. Users are urged to update their browsers immediately to mitigate the risk.

The FBI has issued a warning about a rising cyber threat moving "from state to state" across the US, targeting citizens through malicious SMS messages, or "smishing" texts.

Republican lawmakers of the House have been making efforts to push legislation, imposing a ban on Chinese nationals from getting student visas in the US, Fox News reported.

Elon Musk’s directive requiring federal employees to justify their jobs faced resistance, with FBI Director Kash Patel instructing staff to ignore it. While Trump backed Musk, agencies pushed back, calling it to overreach. Despite the controversy, Musk praised responders, escalating tensions over his government's efficiency efforts.

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After Indian-origin Kash Patel was confirmed by the Senate on Thursday as director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), Patel expressed his gratitude and vowed to rebuild the agency into one that is "transparent, accountable, and committed to justice."

President Joe Biden issued last-minute pardons to family members and commuted indigenous activist Leonard Peltier's life sentence, allowing him to serve the remainder in home confinement due to his advanced age and health issues.

Jamie Mannina, reportedly a former FBI agent and Booz Allen contractor working with the Pentagon’s Joint Staff, was caught on tape making explosive claims about secret meetings and his political agenda.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) on Monday warned that the deadly New Year’s Day vehicle attack in New Orleans might incite a wave of "copycat or retaliatory attacks" across the United States.

Apple reportedly terminated 185 employees, including many Indians, for misusing its Matching Grants program by falsifying donations to nonprofits, pocketing matching funds, and claiming tax deductions. Six individuals were charged, and organizations like TANA are under FBI scrutiny for alleged fraud. Investigation continues.