Malicious Ads On YouTube Were Used To Mine Cryptocurrency: Even Google Failed To Notice
After having bad ads and bad contents, YouTube is having another issue: ads with CPU-draining cryptocurrency miners
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Malwarebytes Released A Fix To Prevent System Crash Caused By Its Two Botched Updates
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With the number of malware increasing, there should be protection measures to ensure users feel safe and sound.
Adobe Updates Photoshop With An AI-Powered Selection Tool Called 'Select Subject'
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Editing images have become a common thing, and masking or cropping an object from a larger image is probably the most popular trick Adobe Photoshop has under its sleeves.
Google Introduces A Tool That Stops Annoying Ads From Following Users Around The Web
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Google is introducing a tool that will help users stop the so-called reminder ads from following them around the web.
Google's Parent Company Unveils 'Chronicle', A Business Unit Devoted To Cyber Security
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Google’s parent company, Alphabet, has created Chronicle, an independent security company that helps large enterprises protect themselves from cyberattacks.
Twitter Learns How To Crop Pictures Better By Focusing On 'Salient' Parts Of Images
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For images to be consistent when shown near others, they need to share one common size. For that reason, images should be resized, or cropped. However, there is a problem: how do you know which part to crop?
Instagram Supports Text-Only Stories And GIFs, As Well As Uploads From Various Sizes
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Instagram keeps pushing against Snapchat. The Facebook-owned app keeps adding and improving the Stories feature, a feature that has been blatantly copied from Snapchat.
Facebook Has A More Efficient Way For Translating Languages: Speeding Up Things
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As Facebook continues to reign on the top of the food chain of social media, it's obvious that it needs to support as many languages as possible.
DuckDuckGo Adds Tracker Blocking: Promising Users To Be Safe "Beyond The Search Box"
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DuckDuckGo, the privacy-concerned search engine that is often touted as the Google for privacy, has an updated version of its browser extension and mobile app.
With it, DuckDuckGo promises its users safe from prying eyes "beyond the search box."
All Blizzard Games Were Vulnerable To DNS Exploit, Until Blizzard Finally Fixed Them
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A security researcher from Google has discovered a severe vulnerability in Blizzard games that could allow hackers to run malicious code on the gamers’ computers.
