Nvidia Launches 'Morpheus' To Bring Its AI-Powered Automation To Cybersecurity
The cybersecurity space is huge. It's a never-ending battleground between hackers and cybersecurity companies.
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DuckDuckGo, Brave And Vivaldi Aren't Allowing Google’s FLoC To Work On Their Browsers
Google is one of the largest internet companies, meaning that anything it does can send ripples throughout the web.
Popular Third-Party Android App Store Was Infected With A Dangerous Trojan Malware
Google Play Store isn't the safest app store. But when considering it as the official store for Android, it's best to say that it is the safest of them all.
The Joker Malware Has Infected Over 500,000 Huawei Android Devices
Malware can cause a lot of trouble, and malicious actors know that too well that malware-related threats never cease.
Zoom Bugs Allow Hackers To Take Over Computers Without Intervention
No bug shall go unnoticed. And when considering privacy and one popular software, cybersecurity researchers must leave no stone unturned.
Microsoft Introduces 'CyberBattleSim', An AI-Powered Cyberattack Simulator
The internet is a warzone between cybersecurity companies and hackers. The battleground is never too big, as both sides are improving their arsenals.
Android Starts Supporting Rust Programming Language To Reduce Memory Bugs
Android is a very capable and versatile operating system. But behind the scene, there are rooms for improvements.
'iTest' From Samsung Helps Apple Users Experience Android On Their iPhones
The smartphone industry is an unforgiving warzone. It's a prime example of the modern "survival of the fittest" phrase.
‘Moving iMessage to Android Will Hurt Us More Than Help Us,’ Said Apple
Big tech companies have their own strategies to keep users entertained, happy, safe, and in the case of Apple, also keeping users locked-in.
Facebook Has Launched A Clubhouse Competitor It Calls 'Hotline'
When there are leaders, there will be followers. That is especially true, especially when Facebook is around.