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Robotic vacuum cleaners could be hacked to spy on you
According to researchers, robotic vacuum cleaners can be hacked to spy on users by recording both conversations and music.
Online scams: How Safe Are the Websites You Visit?
Every year, millions of unsuspecting people fall victim to scams online. Fraudsters can cause irreparable damage to your bank balance, your reputation, and your life.
Malware service operators arrested; offered antivirus bypassing tools
The malware encryption service run by a Romanian duo helped hackers embed malicious code in legit software to bypass antivirus tools.
Facebook Messenger bug allowed callers to listen unattended calls
The bug was reported by a member of the Bug Hunting Team of Google's Project Zero named Natalie Silvanovich.
Pray.com exposed data of millions after database mess up
Pray.com applied lackluster security practices potentially exposing nearly 10 million users to frauds and cyberattacks, claim VpnMentor's researchers.
List of 2020’s most used passwords is here and it’s appalling
The need to keep a secure and robust password was never as intense as it has become these days but apparently in 2020 people are still using the worst passwords ever.
Microsoft hopes Windows PCs protection with Pluton security chip
The new Pluton security processor will amplify chip security and prevent hardware flaws like Spectre and Meltdown to steal data from processors.
Android messaging app with 100M users found exposing messages
According to the Play Store, the Go SMS Pro app is highly popular among Android users with more than 100 million users.
How to Optimize Your App Settings for Privacy
In order to protect users' privacy, developers must keep their apps' security in mind and put their apps through regression testing.
Vulnerability in Bumble dating app risked data of 100 million users
It took Bumble 255 days to respond and fix some of the vulnerabilities reported by the researcher.