Collaborate Disseminate
I’ve found some articles saying some viruses/malware can attack your device by just opening an email without downloading or opening any attachments.
Is this true?
If yes, how risky for ordinary mail users?
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.e., by comparing the dimensions of the screenshot and size / position of UI elements, without the aid of metadata?
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Streaming content online has never been more popular than it is now, from YouTube to Twitch there are all kinds of creators around with interesting streams across a wide spectrum …read more Continue reading Streaming Deck Removes Need for Dedicated Hardware
Here’s a warning we never thought we’d have to give: when you’re in an audio or video call on your phone, avoid the temptation to doomscroll or use an app …read more Continue reading Your Noisy Fingerprints Vulnerable to New Side-Channel Attack
Missing the feel of physical keys on your phone, but not ready to give up your fancy new touchscreen phone? [Dakkaron] has attached a BlackBerry keyboard to a slightly more …read more Continue reading FairBerry Brings the PKB Back to Your Smartphone
Phones can be distracting, with notifications popping up all the time to snare our attention and maybe even ruin our lives. [Guy Dupont] wishes to be no slave to the …read more Continue reading Mailblocks Makes Your Phone Work More Like The Post, Kinda?
Seeking to shake up the smartphone market, Humane introduced its ‘AI Pin’, which at first glance looks like someone put a very stylish body camera on their chest. There’s no …read more Continue reading The AI Pin: a Smart Body Camera That Wants To Compete With Smartphones
A group of academic researchers devised a technique to extract sounds from still images captured using smartphone cameras with rolling shutter and movable lens structures.
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