Quantum Security Goes Live with Samsung Galaxy
Quantum encryption, which has been touted as “unhackable,” debuts with Samsung, SK Telecom in a world’s first. Continue reading Quantum Security Goes Live with Samsung Galaxy
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For six years Samsung smartphone users have been at risk from critical security bug. Patch now
Samsung has released a security update for its popular Android smartphones which includes a critical fix for a vulnerability that affects all devices sold by the manufacturer since 2014.
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For six years Samsung smartphone users have been at risk from critical security bug. Patch now
Samsung has released a security update for its popular Android smartphones which includes a critical fix for a vulnerability that affects all devices sold by the manufacturer since 2014. On its Android security update page Samsung thanks researcher Mat… Continue reading For six years Samsung smartphone users have been at risk from critical security bug. Patch now
Samsung Issues Major Software Update for Galaxy Buds
Samsung has issued a major software update for the original Galaxy Buds that adds some features that were previously exclusive to Buds+.
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Zimperium integrates Knox Platform for Enterprise with Samsung
Zimperium, the global leader in mobile threat defense (MTD), announced zIPS with Samsung Knox, an extension to zIPS for Samsung devices, leveraging advanced on-device threat detection and remediation capabilities enabled by the Samsung Knox Platform. “… Continue reading Zimperium integrates Knox Platform for Enterprise with Samsung
As contact tracing gains attention, a researcher pokes a hole in Bluetooth technology
Bluetooth came to the fore in the fight against the novel coronavirus this month when Apple and Google announced a project to use the wireless technology to trace people infected with the virus. The ambitious program to build interoperable software for iPhone and Android devices inspired hope in some and privacy concerns in others. New research highlights the potential security implications of using Bluetooth to track smartphone users. Jan Ruge, a researcher at the TU Darmstadt, a university in Germany, has shown how a hacker in close proximity to an Android device could use Bluetooth to execute code on it. The mobile device’s user wouldn’t need to click on anything to be compromised — the attacker would only need the Bluetooth address of the device and a software exploit. Ruge used the exploit on a Samsung Galaxy S10e, but it would work in theory on other phone models running unpatched versions of the Android 8.0-9.0 operating systems. […]
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Apple Music Comes to Samsung Smart TVs
Apple is slowly bringing Apple Music to more platform and it’s now launching a new Apple Music app for Samsung Smart TVs.
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Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite comes with more responsive S Pen
Samsung has announced the launch of the Galaxy Tab S6 Lite, a more affordable version of last year’s premium Android tablet. And it comes with a refreshed S Pen designed to be more comfortable to use.Continue ReadingCategory: Mobile Technology, Technol… Continue reading Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite comes with more responsive S Pen
Your Phone Update Enables Drag-and-drop Support for Samsung Devices
Microsoft is testing a new update for the Your Phone app that lets users transfer files from their phone to their PC via drag-and-drop, and vice-versa.
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‘Fake Fingerprints’ Bypass Scanners with 3D Printing
New research used 3D printing technology to bypass fingerprint scanners, and tested it against Apple, Samsung and Microsoft mobile products. Continue reading ‘Fake Fingerprints’ Bypass Scanners with 3D Printing