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2 CHENNAI WEDNESDAY 20 MARCH 2019 AGS Cinemas, INOX, PVR, Rohini Silver Screens, SPI, Kasi Talkies, SDC Anna Cinemas, SR Theatre, Vetrivel Theatre. JULY KAATRIL ISPADE RAJAVUM IDHAYA RANIYUM AGS Cinemas, Albert Theatre, Devi Cineplex, Ganapathi Ram Theatre, INOX, Janatha Theatre, Kamala Theatre, Kasi Talkies, Kumaran Theatre, Luxe Cinemas, Mayajaal Cinema, PVR, Remy Cinema, Rohini Silver Screens, S2 Cinema, SPI Cinema, Udhayam Theatre, Vettri Theater AGS Cinemas, Avadi Kumaran Cinemas, INOX, Luxe Cinemas, Mayajaal, PVR, Raj Theatre, SR Theatre. NEDUNALVAADAI AGS Cinemas, PVR, Rohini Silver Screens, SPI, Raj Theatre, Woodlands Complex. AGHAVAN BIG SCREEN T TECH & ECH & T TRACKS RACKS CITY LIGHTS Worlds Within His World, a painting exhibition Date: Till 31 Mar Time: 11 am to 6 pm Venue: ArtWorld, 1/12, Ganeshpuram, Third Street, Teynampet. Contact: 2433 8691 ART HEALTH Arignar Anna Hospital of Indian Medicine is conducting free lectures on yoga and naturopathy management Date: Till 24 Mar Time: 11.30 am to 1 pm. Venue: Government Yoga and Naturopathy Medical College, Arignar Anna Hospital of Indian Medicine campus, Arumbakkam. Contact: 2622 2516 Date: 21 Mar Time: 6.45 pm to 8 pm. Venue: AI 118/18, Creation Ragas Apartments, 8th Main Road, Anna Nagar Contact: 9840493904. R Aravindan from Vedanta Institute will deliver a Bhagavad Gita discourse FAMILY SPIRITUAL DISCOURSE Dignity Foundation, an NGO working for the welfare of senior citizens, will conduct programmes as part of their Theneer Arangam programme for elders Date: Till 21 Mar Time: 4 pm to 6 pm Venue: AK 132, 7th Main Road, Anna Nagar. Contact: 2621 0363 and 98403 95943. BOOK BOOK BITES BITES 20 MAR Bash Bash B Ba as sh h MAR R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R Ganesh Venkatraman is an actor who has acted in six different Indian regional film industries. He had acted in Radha Mohan’s Abhiyum Naanum, before working in Unnaipol Oruvan and Kan- dahar. Prior to acting, Ganesh Venkatraman was a success- ful model and had been cho- sen Gladrags Mr India 2003 and been a representative for India in Mr World 2004. In September 2014, Ganesh made his debut as a televi- sion host by presenting the reality game show Vendhar Veetu Kalyanam on Vendhar TV. He later appeared in the reality show Achcham Thavir by Star Vijay. GANESH VENKATRAMAN Author: Divya Anand Genre: Travel/Food/Lifestyle Publisher: Penguin eBury Press Price: Rs 299 ‘Dare Eat That: A Guide to Bizarre Foods from Around the World’ by Divya Anand There are people who travel to eat and people who travel for adventure. And then there are those who travel to eat adventurously. Divya and Vivek are one such couple. From using sign language to haggle over ant eggs in Bangkok to being hungry enough to eat a horse in Luxembourg, from finding out the perfect eel to barbecue to discovering the best place to source emu eggs in India, Dare Eat That explores their journey to eat every species on earth. N |NT Bureau| Roadster, one of India’s leading casual lifestyle brands recently an- nounces the launch of augmented reality tees (AR Tees). This new range of collections were developed inhouse by Myntra’s own innova- tion labs. According to a press re- lease, talking tees appear as normal graphic tees and it has a readable AR code that the Myntra app can read and bring the graphic to life. Viewers get a taste of the concept through sounds and visuals of be- ing on the road with each graphic design bringing to life the brand’s philosophy of hitting the road and creating experiences through a sim- ple shake of the phone or by aiming the device at the AR reader on the shirt, the press release added. The tees are 100 per cent cotton with six different AR stories to col- lect with each design and are priced at Rs 999. The AR experience is available on Android. Myntra’s latest mantra : Myntra’s latest mantra : augmented reality T-shirts augmented reality T-shirts |NT Bureau| Rare Rabbit, known for its luxe-casual wear and finely modified formal wear has launched its newest spring-summer collection for 2019. Melange and subdued texture in weaves are the primary offerings of the premium menswear brand, this year. According to a press release, Rare Rab- bit’s prints are designed in such a way that they can be worn office or meetings in the daytime and also to wear them at night parties and clubbing. The brand has also introduced denim in colors such as burnt yellow, dirty pink and smoked blue. Rare Rabbit’s latest collection are available on www.rarerabbit.in and at all its stores across India. |BALAMURUGAN SELVARAJ| T he internet is an arena to access tons of knowledge. But like every good things on earth, it is often plagued by the bad (read cyberwar/threats). One has to be safe in the online world as it isn’t secure and often bubbles with ever evolving problems. NewsToday took part in a recent webinar session titled, ‘Threat Predictions-2019’ organised by Kaspersky, Global Research and Analysis Team (GReAT) Asia Pacific, Vitaly Kamluk who shared about the dangers in the cyberworld and steps we can follow to stay safe. Excerpts from the interview: Q) Since you have anticipated that we may face threats this year, more likely from newcomers rather than APT (advanced per- sistent threat) groups, what is the status? Has Kaspersky found any unusual activi- ties in the past two months? A)Newcomers are hungry and shouldn’t be underestimated. However it will take time to develop as a bigger trend. They have mostly been active in the Asian regions and operate at different levels of sophistication. Some recently discovered threat groups are SandCat. This is a new APT group. We first observed them in 2018. They were responsible of exploiting Microsoft Win32k flaw. Q) If newcomers are going to ruin cyber- space, what are the ways they will attacks us with? A) As digital world and technologies evolve, so do the threats. There won’t be any big APT groups as they are now re-engineered and are being developed in areas where we have poor visibility. Those who enter the cyber threat arena learn from past cases to not step into spotlight of security researchers. So, we may see them at places where users are less likely to discover an attack. According to our 2019 threat expectations, newcomers may target networking hardware as such attacks are difficult to detect and the equipments are poorly maintained. They will rely on free and commercial popular attack frameworks, which will make their attacks cheaper for them while maintaining anonymity. Q) During the webinar, you pointed out that the upcoming 5G technology will open doors to actors and lead to data exfiltra- tion? Do tell us how. A) 5G isn’t here yet but with its appearance we may soon observe new waves of massive DDoS attacks involving phones, or large volumes of data stolen with the help of cellular networks. The entry of 5G will make data exfiltration easier. Take ransomware, for instance. Hackers are now able to block access to your files locally stored on a PC or a mobile. In IoT world, the same trick can be used but on a physical level; how would you feel if you found yourself unable to enter your home or office or unable to get into your car due to a ransomware attack? Also, a larger number of connected devices will bring more opportunities to create botnets for DDoS attacks, making them even more massive and impactful. It’s important to remember that we are talking about billions of new connected devices - presumably home devices managed by ordinary folk, not experienced admins. Moreover, the higher the transmission speeds, the higher the chance a culprit will successfully transfer a small malicious code or quickly cover their tracks after intercepting traffic. Q) Previously, Kaspersky unearthed many APT group’s activities including big shots like lazarus’s. In that case, will newcomers be as problematic? A) Traditionally there was a big gap between nation-state APTs and cybercriminal world. Newcomers are filling this gap using methods similar to cybercriminals with certain objectives of nation-state spies. They will act fast and can be well-funded. We are at a global level trying to fight the ever evolving threats and survive them. If every country makes an effort to fight against them, together we can create a safer cyberworld. Q) Here in India, many major payment systems face issues, often leading to heavy financial losses. Will newcomers’ target such financial institute? Tell us how we can avoid such situations. A) Every technological leap comes with rushed and unbalanced decision with implementation of features before thinking about security. I believe we should expect attacks in this sector. Each party is responsible and has a role to play in minimising the risk by protecting the vulner- abilities in their systems. Government and financial institutions should set up strict regulations and protocols for companies managing payment plat- forms. Companies should play an active role in ensuring re- sponsible data management and have high security in protecting them. The pub- lic should always enable two-factor authentication, download apps from official store, view QR code address be- fore opening it via a QR code scanner, be aware of permissions we approve for an app, think twice before allowing access to everything. Also, for monetary transactions it is better not to use a public wifi. Q) What are the problems we can expect this year in networking and hardware? A) We are expecting supply chain attacks. This is one of the most worrying attack vectors which has been successfully exploited in the last two years. It made everyone think about the number of providers they work with and how secure they are. Supply chain attacks will continue to be an effective infection vector. One large problem for networking hardware is integrity checking and validation of the firmware. This area needs more attention. Q) Who are the primary targets of new- comers? A) Newcomers are interested in launching at- tacks against government organizations, think- tanks and research institutes, military and law enforcements, aerospace, oil and gas companies. Some newcomers are mercenaries who steal intellectual property and sell. Q) Can you suggest ways to be safe from threats you listed in the webinar? A) Employees are a company’s most valuable asset. In cybercriminal’s perspective though, employees are viewed as path of least resistance into an organization and they use this to their advantage. Our report revealed that careless or uninformed staff are the second most likely cause of a serious security breach. Also have a situational awareness of assets and data. It will help determine threats and helps to your cybersecurity resources where they matter most. Companies should also conduct cybersecu- rity awareness and training. Rare Rabbit’s latest summer buzz BATTLE IN CYBERWORLD NT exclusive with top digital security expert who shares nuggets about future threats and ways to stay safe online Vitaly Kamluk Vitaly Kamluk
Transcript of CHENNAI 20 BIG SCREENN MAR BBashBash IDHAYA RANIYUM ... · dahar. Prior to acting, Ganesh...
2 CHENNAIWEDNESDAY20 MARCH 2019
AGS Cinemas, INOX, PVR, Rohini Silver Screens, SPI, Kasi Talkies, SDC Anna
Cinemas, SR Theatre, Vetrivel Theatre.
JULY KAATRILISPADE RAJAVUM IDHAYA RANIYUM
AGS Cinemas, Albert Theatre, Devi Cineplex, Ganapathi Ram Theatre,
INOX, Janatha Theatre, Kamala Theatre, Kasi Talkies, Kumaran Theatre, Luxe
Cinemas, Mayajaal Cinema, PVR, Remy Cinema, Rohini Silver Screens, S2
Cinema, SPI Cinema, Udhayam Theatre, Vettri Theater
AGS Cinemas, Avadi Kumaran Cinemas, INOX, Luxe Cinemas, Mayajaal, PVR, Raj Theatre, SR
Theatre.
NEDUNALVAADAI
AGS Cinemas, PVR, Rohini Silver Screens, SPI, Raj Theatre,
Woodlands Complex.
AGHAVAN
BIG SCREEN
TTECH & ECH & TTRACKSRACKS
CITY LIGHTS
� Worlds Within His W o r l d , a p a i n t i n g exhibition
Date: Till 31 Mar
Time: 11 am to 6 pm
Venue: ArtWorld, 1/12,
Ganeshpuram, Third
Street, Teynampet.
Contact: 2433 8691
ART HEALTH
� Arignar Anna Hospital of Indian Medicine is conducting free lectures on yoga and naturopathy management
Date: Till 24 Mar Time: 11.30 am to 1 pm.
Venue: Government Yoga and Naturopathy Medical College, Arignar Anna Hospital of Indian Medicine campus, Arumbakkam.
Contact: 2622 2516
Date: 21 Mar Time: 6.45 pm to 8 pm. Venue: AI 118/18, Creation
Ragas Apartments, 8th Main Road, Anna Nagar
Contact: 9840493904.
� R Aravindan from Vedanta Institute will deliver a Bhagavad Gita discourse
FAMILYSPIRITUAL DISCOURSE
� Dignity Foundation, an NGO working for the welfare of senior citizens, will conduct programmes as part of their Theneer Arangam programme for elders
Date: Till 21 Mar Time: 4 pm to 6 pm Venue: AK 132, 7th Main
Road, Anna Nagar. Contact: 2621 0363 and
98403 95943.
BOOKBOOK
BITESBITES
20MAR
BashBashBBaasshhMARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
Ganesh Venkatraman is an actor who has acted in six different Indian regional fi lm industries. He had acted in Radha Mohan’s Abhiyum Naanum, before working in Unnaipol Oruvan and Kan-dahar. Prior to acting, Ganesh Venkatraman was a success-ful model and had been cho-sen Gladrags Mr India 2003 and been a representative for India in Mr World 2004. In September 2014, Ganesh made his debut as a televi-sion host by presenting the reality game show Vendhar Veetu Kalyanam on Vendhar TV. He later appeared in the reality show Achcham Thavir by Star Vijay.
GANESH VENKATRAMAN
Author: Divya Anand
Genre: Travel/Food/Lifestyle
Publisher: Penguin eBury Press
Price: Rs 299
‘Dare Eat That: A Guide to Bizarre
Foods from Around the World’
by Divya Anand
There are people who travel to eat and people who travel for adventure. And then there are those who travel to eat adventurously. Divya and Vivek are one such couple. From using sign language to haggle over ant eggs in Bangkok to being hungry enough to eat a horse in Luxembourg, from finding out the perfect eel to barbecue to discovering the best place to source emu eggs in India, Dare Eat That explores their journey to eat every species on earth.
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|NT Bureau|Roadster, one of India’s leading
casual lifestyle brands recently an-nounces the launch of augmented reality tees (AR Tees). This new range of collections were developed inhouse by Myntra’s own innova-tion labs. According to a press re-lease, talking tees appear as normal graphic tees and it has a readable AR code that the Myntra app can read and bring the graphic to life.
Viewers get a taste of the concept
through sounds and visuals of be-ing on the road with each graphic design bringing to life the brand’s philosophy of hitting the road and creating experiences through a sim-ple shake of the phone or by aiming the device at the AR reader on the shirt, the press release added.
The tees are 100 per cent cotton with six different AR stories to col-lect with each design and are priced at Rs 999. The AR experience is available on Android.
Myntra’s latest mantra : Myntra’s latest mantra : augmented reality T-shirtsaugmented reality T-shirts
|NT Bureau|Rare Rabbit, known for its luxe-casual wear
and fi nely modifi ed formal wear has launched its newest spring-summer collection for 2019. Melange and subdued texture in weaves are the
primary offerings of the premium menswear brand, this year.
According to a press release, Rare Rab-bit’s prints are designed in such a way that they can be worn offi ce or meetings in the daytime and also to wear them at night parties and clubbing.
The brand has also introduced denim in colors such as burnt yellow, dirty pink and smoked blue.
Rare Rabbit’s latest collection are available on www.rarerabbit.in and at all its stores across India.
|BALAMURUGAN SELVARAJ|
The internet is an arena to access tons of knowledge. But like every good things on earth, it is often plagued by the bad
(read cyberwar/threats). One has to be safe in the online world as it isn’t secure and often bubbles with ever evolving problems. NewsToday took part in a recent webinar session titled, ‘Threat Predictions-2019’ organised by Kaspersky, Global Research and Analysis Team (GReAT) Asia Pacifi c, Vitaly Kamluk who shared about the dangers in the cyberworld and steps we can follow to stay safe.
Excerpts from the interview:Q) Since you have anticipated that we
may face threats this year, more likely from newcomers rather than APT (advanced per-sistent threat) groups, what is the status? Has Kaspersky found any unusual activi-ties in the past two months?
A)Newcomers are hungry and shouldn’t be underestimated. However it will take time to develop as a bigger trend. They have mostly been active in the Asian regions and operate at different levels of sophistication. Some recently discovered threat groups are SandCat. This is a new APT group. We fi rst observed them in 2018. They were responsible of exploiting Microsoft Win32k fl aw.
Q) If newcomers are going to ruin cyber-space, what are the ways they will attacks us with?
A) As digital world and technologies evolve, so do the threats. There won’t be any big APT groups as they are now re-engineered and are being developed in areas where we have poor visibility. Those who enter the cyber threat arena learn from past cases to not step into spotlight of security researchers. So, we may see them at places where users are less likely to discover an attack. According to our 2019 threat expectations, newcomers may target networking hardware as such attacks are diffi cult to detect and the equipments are poorly maintained. They will rely on free and commercial popular attack frameworks, which will make their attacks cheaper for them while maintaining anonymity.
Q) During the webinar, you pointed out that the upcoming 5G technology will open doors to actors and lead to data exfi ltra-tion? Do tell us how.
A) 5G isn’t here yet but with its appearance we may soon observe new waves of massive DDoS attacks involving phones, or large volumes of data stolen with the help of cellular networks. The entry of 5G will make data exfiltration easier. Take ransomware, for instance. Hackers are now able to block access to your files locally stored on a PC or a mobile. In IoT world, the same trick can be used but on a physical level; how would you feel if you found yourself unable to enter your home or offi ce or unable to get into your car due to a ransomware attack?
Also, a larger number of connected devices will bring more opportunities to create botnets for DDoS attacks, making them even more massive and impactful. It’s important to remember that we are talking about billions of new connected devices - presumably home devices managed by ordinary folk, not experienced admins. Moreover, the higher the transmission speeds, the higher the chance a culprit will successfully transfer a small malicious code or quickly cover their tracks after intercepting traffi c.
Q) Previously, Kaspersky unearthed many APT group’s activities including big shots like lazarus’s. In that case, will newcomers be as problematic?
A) Traditionally there was a big gap between nation-state APTs and cybercriminal world. Newcomers are fi lling this gap using methods similar to cybercriminals with certain objectives of nation-state spies. They will act fast and can be well-funded. We are at a global level trying to fi ght the ever evolving threats and survive them. If every country makes an effort to fi ght against them, together we can create a safer cyberworld.
Q) Here in India, many major payment systems face issues, often leading to heavy fi nancial losses. Will newcomers’ target such fi nancial institute? Tell us how we can avoid such situations.
A) Every technological leap comes with rushed and unbalanced decision with implementation of features before thinking about security. I believe we should expect attacks in this sector. Each party is responsible and has a role to play in minimising the risk by protecting the vulner-abilities in their systems.
Government and fi nancial institutions should set up strict regulations and protocols for
companies managing payment plat-forms. Companies should play
an active role in ensuring re-sponsible data management and have high security in protecting them. The pub-lic should always enable
two-factor authentication, download apps from offi cial
store, view QR code address be-fore opening it via a QR code scanner,
be aware of permissions we approve for an app, think twice before allowing access to everything. Also, for monetary transactions it is better not to use a public wifi .
Q) What are the problems we can expect this year in networking and hardware?
A) We are expecting supply chain attacks. This is one of the most worrying attack vectors which has been successfully exploited in the last two years. It made everyone think about the number of providers they work with and how secure they are. Supply chain attacks will continue to be an effective infection vector. One large problem for networking hardware is integrity checking and validation of the fi rmware. This area needs more attention.
Q) Who are the primary targets of new-comers?
A) Newcomers are interested in launching at-tacks against government organizations, think-tanks and research institutes, military and law enforcements, aerospace, oil and gas companies. Some newcomers are mercenaries who steal intellectual property and sell.
Q) Can you suggest ways to be safe from threats you listed in the webinar?
A) Employees are a company’s most valuable asset. In cybercriminal’s perspective though, employees are viewed as path of least resistance into an organization and they use this to their advantage. Our report revealed that careless or uninformed staff are the second most likely cause of a serious security breach.
Also have a situational awareness of assets and data. It will help determine threats and helps to your cybersecurity resources where they matter most. Companies should also conduct cybersecu-rity awareness and training.
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