The 'Octopus Scanner', The 'Virulent Digital Life' That Plagues GitHub Repositories
GitHub has uncovered a form of malware that spreads via infected repositories on its system.
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Windows Updates Starts Rolling Out Chromium-Based Microsoft Edge Browser
The Edge web browser has had a rough start. But things are getting better, when Microsoft got the hang of it.
Three Highly-Rated iOS VPNs Considered 'Fleeceware' Removed From App Store
During the days amid the 'COVID-19' coronavirus, people are spending more of their times at home and away from school and office.
To Enter Indonesia's E-Commerce, Facebook And PayPal Invest In Super App Gojek
There are a number of ways for fundraising, and Indonesia's Gojek has just benefited from one in a big way by having more titans behind its back.
Facebook Starts Labeling 'State-Controlled Media' Posts
Governments have the rights to control what should and shouldn't happen within their territory. But when it comes to information, transparency is the key of believing.
Ramping Up Privacy, Signal App Can Automatically Blur Faces In Photos
Following the death of George Floyd, thousands of people are protesting against police brutality and to support the Black Lives Matters cause.
Tor Browser 9.5 Allows Webmasters To Promote Their Onion Website, And More
The Tor browser is known as the portal to the dark web and anonymous browsing. And with version 9.5, the browser just got even better.
Facebook Introduces 'Manage Activity' So Users Can 'Archive Or Trash Old Posts'
As time passes and people grow and get older, things will change. There is that uncertainty that makes life worth a living.
Firefox 77 Introduces Faster JavaScript Debugging, Optional Extension Permissions And More
Mozilla introduces Firefox 77, which has a faster JavaScript debugging, optional permissions for extensions, and Pocket recommendations in the UK, and more.
This Beautiful Image Here Can Kill Android Phones. Do Not Use It As A Wallpaper
Smartphones are merely computers shrunk to the size of a palm. Thinking with bits and bytes, they don't see things like humans do.