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YouTuber Maridhas was apprehended by the Tamil Nadu Cyber Crime Wing in Madurai on Monday. The arrest stems from allegations of making disparaging comments about Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay and state ministers during a YouTube interview. Authorities initiated an investigation after reviewing the online content, deeming it objectionable.

Rae Bareli Cyber Police have booked four individuals, including three suspected members of an inter-state fraud ring, for using mule bank accounts to launder money from online scams. The syndicate allegedly exploited financially distressed individuals to open accounts, channeling lakhs in illicit funds. Investigations are ongoing to apprehend the accused.

The CBSE announced that over 1.6 lakh students successfully submitted applications through its verification and re-evaluation portal between June 2 and June 7, 2026, covering more than 3.8 lakh answer books. The process followed concerns over the board’s new On-Screen Marking (OSM) system and was conducted under the supervision of government agencies and IIT experts. CBSE said the portal remained operational despite cyber threats and clarified that the “Roll Number Not Found” message applied only to ineligible candidates.

CBSE has alerted Delhi Police to coordinated cyber attacks targeting its Post-Result Services Portal, launched for Class 12 students. The board reported malicious traffic aimed at disrupting services and extracting information. Despite these attempts, CBSE assures that its systems and student data remain secure, with round-the-clock monitoring helping to contain the disruptions.

He has approached the city police commissioner and deputy commissioner (traffic), seeking a departmental inquiry

The investigating team, headed by deputy superintendent of police Karikal Pari Shankar, e-filed the chargesheet, which has 104 prosecution witnesses and 215 documents, before a special court for the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act in Coimbatore.

At ICDCA 2026 in Bengaluru, hosted by K S School of Engineering and Management, the Best Paper Award was presented to Saurabh Srivastava and Rishiraj Kohli for their research, “Beyond Reactive Cloud Security: AI-Driven Predictive Drift Detection for CNAPP Environments.” Selected from more than 2,600 submissions, the paper introduces an AI-powered framework that predicts and mitigates cloud security risks before incidents occur, advancing proactive, scalable, and resilient cloud-native security for modern enterprise environments.