Android Devices Gets Their Malware Somewhere In The Supply Chain
According to a recent report, Android devices from major companies already have malware present in them before they reach the customer hands.
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According to a recent report, Android devices from major companies already have malware present in them before they reach the customer hands.
After the WikiLeaks revelations, it is important to take cybersecurity serious. Here are 4 easy ways for you to secure your devices.
WikiLeaks claims it has acquired the tools used by CIA, they will share these tools with tech companies like Apple.
Apple has decided to strictly enforce a few rules that forbid developers from using non-App Store mechanisms to update their apps.
Apple says that the latest iOS version has patched most of the exploits and vulnerabilities detailed in the documents from WikiLeaks.
WikiLeaks has revealed that CIA has a dedicated hacking unit, which is devoted to developing and obtaining zero-day exploits for iOS devices.
Google has released new factory images for most supported Pixel and Nexus devices, which has the March 2017 Android security update.
Twitter has announced that you will no longer receive notifications of replies to conversations started by people you have blocked or muted.
In this article, we will be discussing some general myths about security and would also find out how true they are by stating the facts.
Let us look at all the options we have for making public streets and venues better secure and safer places for all of us.
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Let’s discuss some specific features of surveillance systems that will help you keep your home and child protected.