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  India's power grid shutdown could be part of China's operation to send a message to India that if it puts up more resistance on the border, the entire country could be without power: New York Times China has been blamed for a sudden power outage for several hours in Mumbai last October, but China has dismissed all such reports as "extremely irresponsible". Based on a study by Recorded Futures, a company that monitors Internet usage through government agencies in the United States, the New York Times wrote in an article that China could be involved in the blackout of Mumbai's power grid. Following the power cut across Mumbai, the Maharashtra government had set up a committee of inquiry, which submitted its report to the state government on Monday. The report confirms the October blackout in Mumbai, which revealed the presence of 14 Trojan horse programs in the grid's operating system that destroyed computer programs. Mumbai Police Cyber ​​Cell has s...

GETTY IMAGES   Romance fraud has increased during the lockdown due to coronavirus. Such fraud sways someone into a relationship and pays him money. According to UK Finance, the transfer of money from the bank to such fraud swelled by 20% in 2020 over 2019.   According to the UK's 'Action Fraud' agency, 68 million pounds of such fraud were reported in 2020. The institutions have asked people to be aware of such remittances before The Wellington Day. As per this suggestion: 'Online daters' do not transfer money to another party or give them access to bank accounts. Do not borrow in the name of another person. Do not hand over documents like passport and driving license to anyone.   Do not invest on the advice of another person.   Receive a parcel from another person or send a parcel to someone.   Check the pictures in a reversion image way to find out if fake images are being used.   And in a suspicious situation, immediately contact your bank or action fraud...

  GETTY IMAGES Is China trying to develop a Captain America-style military? That's what the US intelligence agencies say, but the enthusiasm for the concept of "super-soldier" is not strange, and most countries besides China are interested in it.       The abundance of resources and the desire to be ahead of other armies have led armies around the world to develop new weapons through technology.       Announcing a new plan in 2014, President Barack Obama told reporters: "I'm here to announce that we're going to make Iron Man." There  were  laughter at the time, but Americans  The  president was serious.       The U.S. military has begun work on a project called "Tactical Assault Light Operator Suit" ( Telus ).       The video, which was made to promote her, showed the character wearing the dress crawling into the enemy's front lines and bullets falling from his clothes. However, he did not become an Iro...