After Google's Disclosure, LastPass Fixed Flaw That Leaked Users' Previously Used Credentials
In the era of biometrics, the old and traditional method of entering login credentials with passwords is still irreplaceable.
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This 'Skidmap' Linux Crypto-Mining Malware Also Serves A 'Secret Master Password'
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Crypromining malware isn't anything new. But when it comes with a more sinister purpose, that malware is indeed something else.
A Game Powered By 'GPT-2' AI, Can Rewrite Itself To Change Plot Accordingly
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Traditionally, games played on computers have certain story plot in which the protagonist must follow from start to finish.
Google Is 'Limiting The Pool Of Schema Types' To Keep The Values Of 'Stars Reviews'
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Google is the largest search engine of the web, and it has a variety of ways to enhance its search result experience.
iOS 13 Security Flaw Allows Hackers Access To Stored Contact Information, Said Researcher
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Every new version of an operating system promises improved experience and features.
'Gojek Xcelerate', From Ride-Hailing Gojek: Paving The Way For Indonesia's Next Unicorn
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Indonesia's Gojek has become a decacord, and one of the largest ride-hailing service in Southeast Asia.
Rules On Kids' Apps And On 'Sign In With Apple': Derestricted To Certain Extent
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Apple has long forbid iOS app developers from collecting any device or network information, if they could be used directly or indirectly to identify users and their devices.
Firefox Premium For Enterprises: A Maneuver To Diversify Mozilla's Revenue
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Mozilla, the creator of the popular Firefox web browser, finally starts its paid Firefox Premium For Enterprises service.
Telegram Fixed A Bug That Stored Images On Recipients' Phones Even After 'Unsend'
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Telegram is a cloud-based instant messaging and voice over IP service, that allows users to send messages and exchange photos, videos, stickers, audio and files of any type.
Simjacker Attack, And How Attackers Exploit SIM Card Vulnerability For Surveillance
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People store many things on their mobile phones. This fact makes smartphones the target by many cyber criminals who want to get a peek, steal or misuse others' personal data.
