cybersecurity
Microsoft Reports 7,000 Password Attacks per Second
Microsoft has released its Digital Defense Report 2024, showing a big rise in cyber attacks. The report highlights the growing risks in the online world. …
After exiting the US market, Kaspersky announces closure of UK branch
Kaspersky, the well-known antivirus software company, has announced its decision to close its branch in the UK. This move comes three months after the company …
How to Safeguard Android Streaming Boxes from Malware
Android streaming boxes have become a popular way to enjoy a wide range of content. But like any other internet-connected device, they can be vulnerable …
Google’s New Gmail App Password Rules: What You Need to Know Now
On Monday, September 30, millions of Gmail users will notice new password rules. Google is making these changes to help keep users safe. Starting now, …
Why It’s Always Better to Use a Longer Password
Have you ever signed up for a new online account and been frustrated by the password requirements? The service often insists on a longer password …
Windows Users Advised to Update Following Confirmed Cyber Attacks
Microsoft has rolled out its monthly Patch Tuesday updates, addressing a total of 90 vulnerabilities across the Windows ecosystem. Among these, five are particularly critical, …
Growing Threat of AI Deepfake Scams: A Costly New Frontier in Fraud
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has brought many changes to the digital world, offering both benefits and new risks. One of the most worrying risks is the …
Protect Yourself from Fake OneDrive Emails: Crucial Tips
Fake OneDrive websites are the new playground for hackers. They’re sending out tricky emails with hidden links that lead you to phony OneDrive pages. Once …
How Paris Olympic Apps Are Spying on You: The Truth Revealed
The apps for the Paris Olympics are part of extensive data collection efforts. Surprisingly, even the official Paris 2024 Olympics app is involved in gathering …
Chrome’s New Feature: Safeguard Your Passwords from Suspicious Files
Google is updating Chrome’s malware detection capabilities to include password-protected executable files that users can upload for deep scanning. This update aims to improve the …
Google: Bad News for Chrome’s 3 Billion Users
Google has announced it will not remove third-party tracking cookies in Chrome as it had planned. Instead, it will give users more choices. This decision …
WhatsApp Web Can Now Be Used Without a Phone Number!
WhatsApp has recently unveiled a significant update allowing users to register without a phone number. This move could revolutionize user privacy and how people communicate …
Google Removed Another Malicious App from Play Store. Have you?
Google has removed another harmful app from the Play Store in its quest to cleanse it from all sin. This app had the Anatsa banking …
Alphabet’s Biggest Acquisition Ever? Google Set to Buy Wiz for $23 Billion
Alphabet, the company behind Google, might buy Wiz, a cybersecurity startup, for a cool $23 billion. This would be their biggest purchase ever, topping the …
New Cyberattack Targets Apple ID Users, What You Need to Know
If you are an iPhone user, then please take precautions and stay vigilant. Hackers are sending fake text messages that look like they’re from Apple. …
Massive Password Breach: Nearly 10 Billion Accounts Compromised
As long as you use a gadget or create accounts online, your information may be at risk. It’s time to update your passwords! Millions of …
Google Pixel Users: Urgent Update Needed to Patch Security Hole
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) is urging everyone to update their Google Pixel phones. A recent security issue, called CVE-2024-32896, could let attackers …
Zscaler Reports a New TeaBot Android Malware That Amassed 5.5 Million Downloads
A recent report by cybersecurity firm Zscaler has sent shockwaves through the Android community, revealing a significant Android Malware in the Google Play Store. Over …
Use Mobile Banking? Learn How to Keep Your Sensitive Data Safe
Mobile banking brings the ability to do pretty much everything banking-related without needing to get to the bank. But since attackers tend to target digital …