Security researchers find easy to exploit vulnerability. North Korea is one of those countries whose governments pushed for the migration to a domestically-developed operating system that’s supposed to be moreRead More →
The last update for the Uber app raises great concerns because it asks to track users’ location even when they’ve been dropped off and exited the program. The last updateRead More →
Security experts from CloudFlare observed a new botnet that emerged in the wild and it could be dangerous as its predecessor Mirai. Which is the most dreaded botnet in theRead More →
xHamster is a free porn website and does not need details of credit or debit cards. If you are one of those who subscribed to the famous adult entertainment websitesRead More →
Two researchers have found a way to bypass the Apple Activation Lock on both iPhones and iPads, running the two most recent versions of iOS, 10.1 and 10.1.1. If you’reRead More →
Only real defense for billions of devices is physically capping ports. Last year we wrote about the “USB Killer”—a DIY USB stick that fried almost everything (laptops, smartphones, consoles, cars) thatRead More →
For six months, the remote management app has opened users to code-execution attacks. For at least the past six months, a popular remote management app available in the official GoogleRead More →
Hacking Global Positioning System with GPS ‘Spoofing’ Can Lead To Fatalities. Imagine you are relying on Google Maps and suddenly it leads you to an unwanted/dangerous place. Up to nowRead More →
Critical code-execution flaw resides in Windows, Mac, and Linux. Patch now. Developers with both Mozilla and Tor have published browser updates that patch a critical Firefox vulnerability being actively exploitedRead More →
As a result of a lot of hard work done by our security research teams, we revealed today a new and alarming malware campaign. The attack campaign, named Gooligan, breachedRead More →
