Eight Crypto-Mining Apps Eradicated From the Microsoft Store
Symantec (A cybersecurity company) recently discovered eight Windows 10 apps that were responsible for mining the Monero cryptocurrency with...
Clean Master, Cheetah Keyboard, Subway Surfers & 17K Other Android Apps Recording Users’ Online Activities Without Their Consent
Research reveals that around 17000 android apps have been recording the data of online activities of users for advertising purposes, without...
Google to tone down Android Things production to focus on Internet of Things
Google recently claimed that it’s limiting its research on Android Things to focus on consumer smart speakers and displays. Dave Smith, the ...
Twitter Users Can Still Access Their Years Old Deleted DMs
Twitter let users delete Direct Messages (DMs) from their conversations, while the recipient can still have the message unless he or she als...
Facebook tackles with more security issues
Recently, Facebook faced two serious security threats discovered through their bug bounty program including a data leak that potentially im...
Is Facebook on its way to becoming Facemash 2.0?
You can call it a fluke all you want but something’s definitely up with Facebook’s search function. Inti De Ceukelaire , a Belgian Hacker, r...
Thispersondoesnotexist.com is Artificial Intelligence at its eeriest
Artificial intelligence and machine learning need no introduction in today’s modern era with technology getting smarter every day. NVidia ...
How Would a Dislike Button Impact Facebook?
If there is one thing that the disparate denizens of the internet, particularly those that frequently participate on certain social media pl...
Google Chrome Creating Links to Let Users Navigate to Specific Part of the Web Page
Anchors in the technical term are the hashtags at the end of a link or URL which directly take the user to that particular part of the URL. ...
Google Play Store crackdown on fraudulent Android apps results in 66% increase in app suspension
During the past few weeks, we have been hearing reports of Google removing shady apps from its official app store. Well, now the company re...
A USB Cable Can Now Hack Your Data Easily
With increasing digital threats, people now have to be aware of USB cables which can transfer malware into devices. A researcher last year s...
Google’s Engineers Are Trying to Fix Mixed Content Issues
A common problem that occurs on a wide variety of browsers including Google Chrome is a mixed content error. This happens when a webpage lo...
Google Maps to Soon Introduce a Feature to Automatically Delete Location History
At the Consumer Technology Association 2019 event, Google proposed several new features for Google Map app and it looks like we will soon be...
Did You Know A Bug On macOS is Secretly Accessing Your Safari Browsing History
A bug in developer API has been discovered which can install malicious apps in macOS Mojave and can hack the Safari browsing data. Jeff Jo...
Does Google Assistant Show You Ads As Search Results?
Google Assistant is supposed to be the end all AI assistant in terms of Android’s current capabilities. However, a Twitter user Gennaro Cuo...
A New Trojan Uses Antivirus Software to Steal Data
In this brave new world that is the modern internet, it can often become very difficult indeed to ascertain whether or not your data is trul...
Twitter Tests Profile Previews on Its iOS App
Twitter is going to be taking things up a notch by showing you previews of profiles on its iOS app. While this feature is currently only bei...
WhatsApp Is Testing a New Group Invitation System Among Other Cool Features
If you have been using WhatsApp for some time now, you have probably come across the various situations in which people end up adding you t...
Apple’s enterprise program continues to face challenges, now deals with pirated apps
Reports by Reuters suggest that hackers are misusing the enterprise developer program by Apple to distribute several popular iOS apps such ...
Instagram Looks Into Follower Count Dropping Glitch
Instagram’s attempts at establishing itself as a legitimate photo sharing platform have been largely successful, but the social media app ha...
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