Kaspersky survey highlights online risks for Pakistani children
Most outlets led with the finding that Pakistani children are increasingly exposed to online risks, as highlighted by a Kaspersky survey. Business Recorder added context about the platforms of concern, such as multiplayer games and AI, while Dawn focused on the survey's regional scope and its emphasis on young users' cybersecurity threats. Both reports used Kaspersky’s own wording in framing the issue.
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Pakistani children increasingly exposed to online risks, survey finds
ISLAMABAD: A survey examining the digital interests and online activity of children across Kaspersky’s Middle East, Turkiye and Africa (META) region, including Pakistan, has highlighted cybersecurity threats young users may encounter on digital platforms, including multiplayer online games, as well as emerging risks associated with artificial intelligence (AI). According to Kaspersky’s experts,...
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Kaspersky warns of growing online risks for children
ISLAMABAD: A leading cybersecurity company on Thursday warned Pakistanis that young users may encounter cybersecurity threats while using platforms including multiplayer online games and AI. Kaspersky’s experts have examined the digital interests and online activity of children across the META region including Pakistan, identifying the most visited web resources and popular mobile applications ...
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