A Flaw In PhpMyAdmin Allows Attackers To Damage Databases Using A Single Link
An Indian security researcher, Ashutosh Barot, discovered a vulnerability that affects phpMyAdmin.
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Meet 'Meltdown' and 'Spectre', The Two Bugs Affecting Nearly Everything With Processor Chips
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Discovered exploits in most modern processors could make computers, mobile devices, servers and others vulnerable to attacks.
Opera Wants To Protect Its Users From 'Cryptojacking' Websites Starting Version 50
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Online advertisements are meant to be seen, and engaged with in order to convert. That was before. With cryptocurrency having a popularity increase, there is another way to make money from websites.
Seeing Mobile As The Future Of Its Platform, Reddit Introduces Some Mobile-Focused Features
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Reddit has long ignored mobile users. The "front page of the internet" only began taking the platform seriously since 2015.
Beware Of The 'Trio Hex-Men' That Target MS SQL And MySQL Database Servers
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Security researchers from security firm GuardiCore Labs have discovered multiple attack conducted by an established criminal group that operates worldwide.
Web Browsers' Password Managers Are Exploited By Web Trackers: A Long-Known Vulnerability
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All major web browsers have built-in login managers that automatically fill in username and password to make login experience more seamless.
The AI From ObEN Wants To Create 'Personal Artificial Intelligence' For Everyone
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From fake news, to the unlimited amount of hoaxes on the web, Artificial Intelligence (AI) can either help eliminate them, or make things worse.
Telegram App Adds Themes, Support For Multiple Accounts And More
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The cloud-based instant messaging service Telegram that has been busy warding off governments' attempts to collect users' data, is welcoming 2018 with a handful of features.
Starting New Year 2018, WhatsApp Stops Supporting Many Older Devices
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WhatsApp is a popular messaging app which has more than one billion users. But out of that many, there are mobile devices that just can't keep up with the ever-changing technology.
Google Urges Smartphone Partners To Support Android Oreo's Rollback Protection
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Google is urging phone manufacturer partners to enable Android's Oreo's security feature which detects whether a device has been downgraded to an earlier version of the OS. or has been tampered with.
