[Although the Indian government is working toward better laws, the future seems bleak. According to Duggal,] In the future, India will become a den for cyber criminals. ... Dependence on the internet and mobile phones has increased so much that such crimes are likely to increase in number and intensity.
"Ankit Fadia" is an Indian author, speaker and self-proclaimed ethical hacker. His work mostly involves OS based tips and tricks, Proxy websites and lifestyle. He graduated from Stanford University with a degree in Management Science and Engineering.
In 2008 he started a show on MTV India called What The Hack, which he co-hosted with VJ Jose. In this show Fadia gave tips on how to make good use of the Internet and answered people's technology related questions. In 2013, Ankit Fadia started a YouTube show Geek On the Loose in collaboration with PING networks where he shared technology tips, tricks and apps to stretch the limits of technology. The show has got more than 750,000+ views on YouTube.
More Ankit Fadia on Wikipedia.I am sure that this technology enabler will benefit aspirants in offering their services and making their mark globally in the highly competitive field of travel and tourism.
For instance, identity theft, can be an issue with regard to this industry.
The mobile phone is the most popular digital device on the planet (1.7 billion users - about one quarter of the world's population - and counting).
We have always assumed that data stored on mobile phones is safe. Today we use our mobile phones to send sensitive data, store important information and even digitally sign on major documents. There is, therefore, greater threat to data security on mobile phones today.
The new book that is being launched today not only details the ways in which mobile phones can be hacked but also explains how this can be avoided. So far, there has not been any book, globally, on mobile hacking.
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