Cyber Security
Sonic and Ultrasonic Signals Used to Crash Hard Drives
Researchers have revealed about the usage of sonic and ultrasonic signals to produce physical damage to hard drives
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Russia Urge Apple to Delete Telegram Messenger from App Store
In April, the Russian Government had banned the messaging app Telegram as the company refused to hand over the private encryption keys to Russia’s Federal Security…
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Two New Malware Linked to Hidden Cobra Hackers
A joint technical alert has been released by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the FBI that warns about the two newly identified malware being…
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How to Download All the Data Apple Collects About You
Apple is going to allow all of its users to download their data which the company have collected about them so far
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Yahoo is testing a group messaging app called Squirrel
Yahoo has quietly launched a new iOS and Android messaging app called Squirrel. This app is currently an invite only group messaging app that is focused…
Cyber Attacks
Microsoft Patch Tuesday Fixes Two Flaws Under Active Attack
Microsoft Patch Tuesday has released security patches for two zero-days vulnerability among the total 67 vulnerabilities and two publicly disclosed bugs.
Cyber Attacks
Twitter Wants its Users to Change Password Immediately
Twitter is recommending all of its 330 million users to change their passwords at the earliest as a new software glitch has accidentally exposed its users'…
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Facebook to Build Its Own Processors
Facebook has announced that they are building a team to create its own hardware chips together with other tech giants like Google, Apple, and Amazon to…
Cyber Attacks
Hackers attack Casino through its Fish Tank
Today Internet is part of anything and we can’t imagine a life without Internet. Internet is very useful in daily life and Internet connected technology called…
Cyber Attacks
Facebook admits public data of its users has been compromised
Facebook has shocked its users by revealing that all of its 2.2 billion users must presume harmful third-party scrapers have compromised their profile information.
