Security
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xHelper Malware Infects 45,000 Android Devices; Remains Unremovable Even After Factory Reset
A new malware namely xHelper has started infecting Android devices at a rapid pace of late. Not only that, this malware does...
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Two-Factor Authentication ON but Phone LOST – What Do I Do?
Two-factor authentication (2FA) adds an extra layer of security before your account is accessed. But what happens when you lose the phone...
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Kick Out These Hidden Android Adware Apps
Cyber security research firm Sophos published an update recently, cautioning Android users about 15 pesky apps which cleverly hide themselves on your...
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The Critical Importance of Two-Factor Authentication
Two-Factor Authentication, abbreviated as “2FA” for short, is a process through which an extra layer of personally-verifiable access control mechanism is embedded...
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How to Block Unwanted Calls, Emails And Messages in iOS 13
How often your iPhone device gets bombarded with unnecessary calls, emails and messages? If your answer is A LOT and if you...
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Airport USB Charging Stations Can Potentially Purloin A Lot Of Your Personal Data
Smartphone has become an essential need for almost everyone in this technological era. Subsequently, when a device is low on bars, there’s...
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Is Pakistan’s Digital Security Protected? Senate Committee Has Serious Reservations!
On Thursday, the Senate Committee expressed strong reservations over Pakistan Telecommunication Authority’s (PTA) decision of inking a contract with a US-based firm....
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USB Flash Drive eyeDisk Is Anything But Unhackable
If security researchers claim that a software, hardware, device or anything which they develop is unhackable, they call themselves in for a...
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This Is How You Can Be Wary Of The Latest Phishing Method – Inception Bar
A new phishing technique has popped up and it’s known as inception bar. One of the developers Jim Fisher recently identified this...
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Facebook log-ins secured by blockchain? Tell me more!
The question is, even if Facebook pulls it off, will it make user data more secure or not? In an interview with...
