How A Single Update To A Barcode Scanner Made The Android App A Malware
Most apps on official app stores offer legitimate offerings. But some may eventually have a change of mind.
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This AI Can Generate Music From Seeing Videos Of Silent Piano Performances
Silence is the absence of audible sound. What this means, there is nothing to be heard.
WhatsApp Web Adds Biometric Authentication For Better Security
WhatsApp is the most popular messaging app. Owned by Facebook, it's a straightforward and versatile, and also less gimmicky.
Apple's Parental Control Setting Doesn't Want Users To Search For 'Asian' Things
Apple has been in the tech industry for decades. And through that many years, it has polished and improved its ecosystem, to make everything better.
Google Starts Allowing Gambling Apps in 15 More Countries, Adding To The Previous 4
Real-money gambling apps on the Google Play Store are only allowed in the UK, Ireland, France and Brazil. But things are changing.
Telegram With Anonymous Poll And The Ability To Delete Data 'Without A Trace'
Telegram is the privacy-focused messaging app, popular among those who value their privacy.
This 'Matryosh' Malware Hides In Layers, To Launch Botnet Attacks Through Android Devices
Android is the operating system from Google, which powers a lot of smartphones and smart devices.
AI Assumes That Women Don't Like Wearing Clothes, Research Found
The internet has no shortage of half- and fully-naked women. From amateurs to professionals, the web has plenty of them.
Instagram Introduces ‘Recently Deleted’ So Users Can Restore Recent Posts
In terms of software and technology, when a product is complete, development must not stop. No product is perfect.
This Small But Complex 'Kobalos' Malware Targets Supercomputers Among Others
Things that are simple, are usually small. And complex things tend to be larger. But 'Kobolos' is small, yet complex.