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Facebook now tracks how, when, where and with who you had sex

2019-09-10
On: September 10, 2019
In: Data Security

The intrusive activities of companies like Facebook are getting further and further. A group of information security experts has revealed that some menstrual period tracking mobile apps have shared multipleRead More →

Joker: the malware that hacks SMS messages infects 500k users of these 24 Android apps

2019-09-09
On: September 9, 2019
In: Malware

Bad news for Android users is not stopping. This time, ethical hacking experts report the emergence of a new malware variant that has managed to infiltrate more than twenty androidRead More →

New jailbreak for iOS now more reliable and stable than ever

2019-09-09
On: September 9, 2019
In: Mobile Security

Experts in vulnerability testing have reported the release of a new version of unc0ver, the popular jailbreak for the Apple’s iOS operating system, which has better security and stability featuresRead More →

Hackers attack eBay; the company’s logo was replaced by the picture of a nude girl

2019-09-09
On: September 9, 2019
In: Incidents

Users of the popular e-commerce website eBay were surprised to find that the company’s email logo was replaced by the image of a nude woman. The exact cause of theRead More →

Latest Windows 10 security update makes devices slow and turns Windows color to orange. Learn how to stop this

2019-09-09
On: September 9, 2019
In: Technology

Even though every Windows 10 update tries to fix any detected error, there is always some inconvenience that goes unnoticed by the company, potentially affecting users. This time, IT systemRead More →

Hackers don’t want you to play World of Warcraft anymore

2019-09-09
On: September 9, 2019
In: Incidents

The gamer community got a nasty surprise last weekend. Web application security specialists reported that, on Saturday morning, US users of the online game World of Warcraft Classic began reportingRead More →

Hack Wifi Without Rooting Android Devices

2019-09-09
On: September 9, 2019
In: Tutorials, Web Scanners

Aircrack-ng is the most popular way for hacking wifi passwords. But this method takes long time for hijacking password. As it uses large wordlist for cracking the AP passwords. TheseRead More →

Virustotal uploaded 11 Malware related to Lazarus Group

2019-09-09
On: September 9, 2019
In: Important, Incidents, Malware

The US Cyber Commnad which has uploaded 11 malwares which are related to a North Korean Lazarus group. While investigating with several samples, US cyber command found that they belongRead More →

20 ways of doing social protest without exposing your identity, just like in China

2019-09-08
On: September 8, 2019
In: Important, Tutorials

A new project to reform Chinese extradition laws has caused millions of citizens in Hong Kong to take over the streets to demonstrate against Beijing’s plans. Despite mass protests, ChineseRead More →

Twitter shut down SMS functionality after the company’s CEO was hacked

2019-09-06
On: September 6, 2019
In: Mobile Security

Hundreds of thousands, if not millions of Twitter users ran out of words a few days ago after reading some ultra-nationalist and racist messages posted on the timeline of JackRead More →

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