Hackers Use 'Exotic' Programming Languages To Evade Malware Detection, Research Found
Threat actors and cybersecurity experts are always in a cat-and-mouse game. They will continue to best one another, in an never-ending war of supremacy.
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With An Update, Google Drive Can Finally Deal With Spammers
While not everyone uses it, considering that there are plenty of others providing similar features, Google Drive is one very capable service.
The Joker Malware Infects More Play Store Apps Using New Tricks Under Its Sleeves
As mobile devices have become common, hackers know where to exactly target their campaigns for maximum reach.
DuckDuckGo Introduces 'Email Protection' That Can Remove Trackers From Emails
While most online communications have shifted to social media networks and messaging platforms, a lot of people still use emails.
'About This Result', And How Google Becomes A More Transparent Search Engine
Google Search is one of the most complex and sophisticated piece of software on the web and mobile.
Instagram Starts Allowing Users To Adjust The Sensitivity Of Contents They See
When people of different backgrounds, culture, age and thoughts gather, things can heat up pretty quickly. As a result, sensitive content can be created and shared.
Former WhatsApp Employees Create 'HalloApp', A Private And No Ads Social Media
If the internet is a universe, where smaller products orbit larger products, Facebook would be at the center.
Clubhouse No Longer An Invitation-Only App, As It Opens Itself For The Public
Clubhouse was the hype of social media. It redefines the already-complex world of social networking with its unique audio approach.
This 'MosaicLoader' Malware Spreads Through Ads, And Hides From Antivirus
Malware can come in many forms and types, and sometimes, they have tricks under their sleeves that make them more capable than others.
WhatsApp Updates To Allow Users To Join In-Progress Group Calls
WhatsApp is the most popular messaging app, and this time, it has rolled out a feature that should come useful for its users.