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In retaliation for the heinous suicide bomber attack in Pulwama on 14 th February 2019, India launched Air Force strikes in Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK) in the early hours of 26 th February 2019. In the intelligence led operation, the Indian Air Force (IAF) dropped 1,000 kg of bombs (a total number of 6 bombs) in the biggest training camp of Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) . Reports revel that 12 Mirage 2000 fighter jets of IAF were leveraged to devastate terrorist camps across the border. The IAF aircrafts took off from Gwalior air base in groups to strike Pakistan’s pride. The targeted areas where bombs were dropped include: ·          Muzaffarabad ·          Chakothi & ·          Balakot Post Pulwama Attack, hundreds of Fidayeen & their trainers took shelter to a five-star, resort style camp in a hilltop forest in Balakot. The Balakot camp was an important training centre for the JeM and other terror organizations. It had several structures to accommo

Gerald William Cotten, the founder & CEO of Canadian CryptoCurrency Firm QuadrigaCX died in Jaipur last month of cardiac arrest. His mysterious & sudden demise has intensified the possibility that digital currency worth Rs.1000 Crore may be wiped away from the world. The CryptoCurrency based startup founded by Gerald William Cotten is no longer operational, however the invented virtual currency has supposedly been considered secure. Gerald launched QuadrigaCX, a Crypto Exchange Firm in December 2013 enabling people to trade in digital currency by making the use of real or virtual money. The Canadian CryptoCurrency firm CEO is now dead & it is evident that passwords that could have served as a master key to CryptoCurrency of Rs.1000 Crore have been buried along with the body of Gerald. There are odds that this CryptoCurrency may never again be recovered. Insight into Cotten’s Arrival in Jaipur & Sudden Demise According to the reports, QuadrigaCX

India’s largest bank, State bank of India has been bogged down in a major contention after the bank had exposed financial information of millions of the customers through an unprotected server.   A report from Techcrunch on Wednesday let out that State Bank of India (SBI) failed to seal & secure a key server that was hosting sensitive information of the users in one of its Mumbai installations. This paved a way to the leakage of certain bank details such as bank balance, account number, recent transactions & other key bits of around million users. The regional Mumbai-based data center is reported to have been storing last two months data from SBI Quick, a SMS & call-based service used for requesting basic information of SBI account by customers of government-owned State Bank of India (SBI). The issue of SBI database hack was reported by Techcrunch late Wednesday when one of the security researchers happen to trip over one of SBI Mumbai-based data server