Researchers Found Fake Windows 10 Update That Hides Ransomware
When there is money to be made, some people may do whatever is necessary for gaining that opportunity.
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With 'Security Lab', GitHub Wants To 'Secure The Open Source Software We All Depend On'
No product is perfect. To minimize flaws in open-source software, this is the reason why GitHub launched Security Lab.
McAfee Antivirus Suffered And Patched A Serious Code Execution Vulnerability
When antivirus software are meant to secure other software, remember that antivirus solutions are themselves software. What this means, they can be vulnerable as well.
Starting iOS 13.3, Apple's Safari Adds Support For Hardware Security Keys
The web is a public space. With this fact, most of the time, the only way to block someone from trespassing is by using a login form.
To Help Small Businesses, WhatsApp Introduces 'Catalog'
Communication is key to making a meaningful conversation. For businesses, this can convert leads into sales.
Using 'Teachable Machine 2.0', Developers Can Train Advanced AI Without Coding
Machine learning and AI are the hype of the modern world. They can be used anywhere to improve and automate tasks that are previously a burden to humans.
This Adobe Tool Can Detect Whether Or Not A Face Has Been Photoshopped
Photoshop is one of the most popular tool from Adobe. In fact, the software has became the industry standard for raster graphics editing and digital art as a whole.
With 'App Defense Alliance', Google Gets Outsiders' Help To Rid Android From Malware
Unlike Apple's iOS, Google's Android was built with flexibility in mind. And this apparent customization opens a whole new level of appeal.
Facebook Rebrands With An All-Caps Multicolored 'FACEBOOK' Logo
Facebook is no longer Facebook, Inc.. With a new logo and rebrand, Facebook is FACEBOOK.
'Microsoft Office' App Merges Word, Excel And PowerPoint Together Into One
People are relying on mobile devices more than ever, and this includes getting work done.