Collaborate Disseminate
By Sudais
Off-Facebook Activity lets users see a summary of the apps and websites that send Facebook information about their activity.
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The malware campaign was discovered by Dr. Web detailing how hackers have been using Bolik banking trojan against unsuspected users. If there’s one reason for the distrust that consumers had in online marketplaces in the old days, it wa… Continue reading Hackers cloned NordVPN website to drop banking trojan
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Google’s new Password checkup extension checks for leaked credentials and informs whether they have been leaked before in a data breach. In 2019, more than 20 million unique passwords among other credentials were leaked and available on… Continue reading Dodging bad passwords with Google’s new tool
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“O.MG” – your iPhone charging cable is no longer safer. With the original iPhone box coming with 1 standard charging cable, many people resort to alternatives available in the market when their original one gets lost. A prob… Continue reading This iPhone charging cable can compromise your device & steal data
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AttackSurfaceMapper penetration testing tool has been developed in Python 3.x, is compatible with all major operating systems.
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While finding and removing malware on your computer system may indeed be a joyous moment, there’s a new malware out there that will give you a headache instead. To know why, a dive through is needed into SystemBC, a malware written in C++ tha… Continue reading New SystemBC malware targets Windows PCs by evading detection
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Hacking Internet Connected Cars – a near possibility for cybercriminals to cause major havoc.
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