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Good morning tech fam, here are some quick tech updates for you to catch on to!

What’s New Today: Indian Oil Offers 473 Apprentice Vacancies in Multiple Trades

Fast-Track Insights: Binance Fights SEC’s Case over Crypto Assets

The world’s data is being meticulously safeguarded against the imminent threat of quantum decryption by a team of IT professionals from the government, academia, and the commercial sector. Even if AI-caused extinction could be the worst technology threat to come this way, there might be some benefits in the process. Researchers predict that a quantum computing system will eventually break RSA encryption, which shields banks, military installations, and several other organizations from hackers and spies. This might happen soon.

Applications are being accepted by Indian Oil Corporation Limited (IOCL) for a total of 473 apprentice positions. Candidates who meet the requirements can apply by going to the official website; applications must be submitted by February 1st. The recruiting campaign intends to fill positions in a variety of vocations, including data entry operator, accounts/finance, mechanical, electrical, T&I, and human resources. Each trade has different requirements and qualifying criteria, and candidates must be between the ages of 18 and 24 as of January 12 to be able to apply. Candidates in the reserved category are exempt from the age restriction.

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In court on Monday, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) maintained its jurisdiction over certain cryptocurrency assets, while Binance requested a federal judge to drop the regulator’s lawsuit against the biggest cryptocurrency exchange globally. The second hotly contested legal fight in less than a week, which took place on Monday about Binance’s request, may help clarify the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s jurisdiction over the cryptocurrency industry. Similar queries led to a confrontation between Coinbase and the SEC last week.