Collaborate Disseminate
The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has warned that scammers are impersonating its employees, in an attempt to commit fraud.
Impersonation scams are on the rise, warns the agency.
Read more, and learn how to protect you… Continue reading Watch out! CISA warns it is being impersonated by scammers
I have a 10-year old Samsung phone, GT-E1190, which I bought when I was abroad (Spain, carrier Yoigo).
I think the EU now has rules that, after a certain number of years, the carrier has to unlock the consumer phone; I called the technical… Continue reading Remove network lock on Samsung GT-E1190 [closed]
This is a problem that many of us face: A surprising number of financial institutions’ websites offer additional authentication only via SMS and/or phone call. But I will refer to my situation specifically.
How can this be made safe again… Continue reading How to make SMS-based 2FA safer?
By Owais Sultan
Phones are a major reason why travelling is more accepted and comfortable than ever before. First of all,…
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: 6 Phone Management Tips When Traveling Abroad
Continue reading 6 Phone Management Tips When Traveling Abroad
Here at Hackaday we’re suckers for old abandoned technologies, the more obscure the better. The history of the telephone has plenty to capture our attention, and it’s from that arena …read more Continue reading Rabbit Sighted In The Wild
Android, the popular mobile phone OS, is essentially just Linux with a nice user interface layer covering it all up. In theory, it should be able to do anything a …read more Continue reading Webserver Runs on Android Phone
I have an iPhone and am the victim of a strange attack. I’m trying to figure out how this was done. I made a call to my bank and spoke with a customer service representative who was unable to help. Somehow I was transferred to a technic… Continue reading While on hold, someone was able to call me and talk to me as though they were the bank I called [closed]
I was told¹ that Edward Snowden claimed our cell phones track us even when turned off. I am sure that they don’t use enough battery to transmit when turned off. When turned off, some things still work (e.g., clock) but I doubt that inclu… Continue reading Cell phone tracking when turned off?
How do I block mobile phone cards or mobile data (SIM cards), on Windows?
I know that I can take out the hardware that reads the SIM cards, the LTE card.
Block the device, the LTE, in the Device Managers.
In gpedit I can block the ID from… Continue reading In Win10/Win11, how to block mobile phone cards with mobile data (SIM cards)? [migrated]
My husband set up someone’s laptop and used his phone to assist. Our private pics have ended up on this person’s laptop without our knowledge or consent. How could this happen? Surely one must transfer the files or save them?
Continue reading How did pics go from a phone to the laptop without him knowing it? [migrated]