This 'EventBot' Android Malware Is A Trojan, Infostealer, Keylogger, Spyware, And More
Cybercriminals are doing just about anything to get their hands on user data, even when they have to take them by force.
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Previously Disclosed Bug In iOS Mail App Could've Infected All iPhones Since 2010
It was only less than a month that Apple confirmed one of the longest-running vulnerabilities in iOS history.
All Samsung Phones From 2014-2020 Have 'Zero-Click' Vulnerability, Researcher Found
No matter how good a product is, there is always a chance for a flaw to be found.
Firefox 76 With Critical Patches, And Lockwise-Related Security Features
Mozilla has released Firefox 76, which comes with critical security fixes and some new features.
To Simplify Things, Google Puts All Of Its Messaging Apps Under One 'Unified Team'
Google is known to have a confusing messaging strategy. Too many offerings doing similar if not the exact same thing. Someone needs to fix that
Facebook 'Oversight Board', With Members That Are More Powerful Than Mark Zuckerberg
With more than 2 billion users, Facebook is high up in the sky.
'Thisfursonadoesnotexist' Shows How AI Can Create Furry Creatures That Don't Exist
Researches have proven that AIs can sometimes have a better imagination than us humans.
First Google Authenticator Update In Years Allows Users To Move Accounts Between Devices
Google Authenticator is a software-based authenticator that implements two-step verification services for authenticating users of software applications.
With A Way To Disable 'Personal Meeting IDs', Zoom Wants To Stop 'Zoombombing'
With the novel 'COVID-19' coronavirus, people are urged to stay at home and practice social distancing.
These Two Critical SaltStack Flaws Are Affecting Thousands Of Data Centers
'Salt' is an approach to infrastructure management, built on a dynamic communication bus.