Hackers Use Their Own Coronavirus Map To Spread A High-Risk Malware
The fear for the coronavirus threatens the world, and apparently also the digital world.
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AnTuTu Banned From Play Store Because Of Its Connection With Cheetah Mobile, Its CEO Said
Those who followed smartphone and tablet reviews over the years, should have heard of AnTuTu, the benchmarking app used by the many reviewers.
How Linux Is The Most Vulnerable Operating System, And Not Windows 10
Both Linux and Windows are popular operating systems. With unique abilities, each has huge number of users and fans.
Chinese Company Said Its AI Can Recognize Faces Even With Face Masks On
Face recognition technology has came a long way before becoming useful. And it's still advancing as more people are curious in developing it.
99.9% Of Compromised Microsoft Accounts Didn't Use Multi-Factor Authentication
There are over 300 million fraudulent sign-in attempts to Microsoft cloud services every single day, and the number is increasing.
Google Authenticator's 2FA Code-Stealing Flaw Could Have Been Fixed Years Ago
The Google Authenticator is a handy app for those who use two-factor authentication (2FA) to better protect their online accounts.
Hackers Use WHO's Name To Deliver FormBook Malware Through Emails
Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak is still spreading. Despite China reports fewer cases, other countries are still struggling with the virus.
Following Data Leak, Samsung Made Two-Factor Authentication 'Mandatory'
Data leak has become a common incident when it comes to the digital world. But when it affected big companies like Samsung, something got to change.
1 Billion Android Devices At Risk Because Google Stops Providing Them Updates
Google tends to support Android devices for at least three years. What this means in 2020, Android phones with Android 7 Nougat and below won't anymore be supported.
Serious Android Security Flaw Has Been Out For Months Before Google Patched It
Every month, Google discloses all Android security vulnerabilities and their patches. This March is no exception.