10 impossible mobile patterns to break
Mobile patterns are the used by everyone to unlock their mobile phones. Everyone loves to mobile patterns over the pass code or password. One of the most important factor isRead More →
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Mobile patterns are the used by everyone to unlock their mobile phones. Everyone loves to mobile patterns over the pass code or password. One of the most important factor isRead More →
Hackers working for the Russian government disguised as technical support personnel on Microsoft Teams in order to breach the security of hundreds of businesses throughout the world, including government entities.Read More →
SMS delivery reports not only inform the sender that the message was successfully delivered, but they also have the potential to provide the location of the receiver. This is whatRead More →
The Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) has accused the United States Intelligence Community of hacking into “thousands of Apple phones” in order to conduct surveillance on Russian diplomats. The UnitedRead More →
Researchers from Tencent Labs and Zhejiang University have collaborated to develop a new technique known as “BrutePrint,” which enables the forcible extraction of fingerprints from modern smartphones. This technique wasRead More →
The vulnerability (CVE-2023-21492) affects mobile devices manufactured by Samsung and running on the following versions of the Android operating system. The vulnerability results from the accidental inclusion of sensitive dataRead More →
Researchers have identified a new sort of attack that they have given the name “Ghost Touch.” This new form of attack may access the screen of your mobile device withoutRead More →
Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp’s parent company, Meta, often shares its research with other members of the cyber defense community as well as with other professionals in the field. An expertRead More →
The Near-Ultrasound Invisible Trojan, or NUIT, was developed by a team of researchers from the University of Texas at San Antonio and the University of Colorado Colorado Springs as aRead More →
The Exynos Modems manufactured by Samsung Semiconductor were found to have eighteen 0-day vulnerabilities, as revealed by Project Zero. Internet-to-baseband remote code execution was possible due to the four vulnerabilitiesRead More →