Google has implemented a new way to track users and their interests on Chrome. After piloting various projects for the last few years, the search giant is ready to phase out third-party cookies. Chrome’s new targeted ads system is designed to curate the weekly interests of users based on their browsing history. And this has […]
Category Archives: Security
Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome and Apple’s Safari browser have all released patches for CVE-2023-4863. Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox and Apple’s Safari browser have all been impacted by a single zero-day vulnerability, it has emerged. The flaw, tracked as CVE-2023-4863, is caused by a heap buffer overflow in the WebP code library. Once […]
Microsoft has sent out a cybersecurity alert concerning a threat actor that is using Microsoft Teams chats to distribute malware. The threat actor has been labeled as Storm-0324, and Microsoft says this group has been active since 2016. In a blog post, Microsoft stated that in July 2023, “Storm-0324 was observed distributing payloads using an […]
Deepfake videos show real people engaged in fake indecent and other acts. The FBI on Monday warned of the increasing use of artificial intelligence to generate phony videos for use in sextortion schemes that attempt to harass minors and non-consulting adults or coerce them into paying ransoms or complying with other demands. The scourge of […]
Malicious SpinOk spyware module found in 101 popular Android apps Over 100 Android apps with more than 400 million downloads combined have been infected with a new malware strain that’s being distributed as a software development kit (SDK) for advertisers. An additional 92 Android apps infected with the SpinOk malware have been discovered by the cybersecurity firm CloudSEK. As […]
Viruses and other malware are an unfortunate reality of the modern age. If your phone or computer has fallen prey to them, one of the recommended solutions is doing a factory reset. But will it make your device safe again? Before we discuss whether a factory reset is helpful in case of a malware infection, […]
Every computer develops some cruft over time: the small app you installed years ago and forgot about, or a cleaning utility you downloaded when you wanted to free up some space, but is still running in the background. Plus, Windows comes with its own bloatware. No matter how old (or new) your Windows PC is, you should […]
Protect your sensitive information and keep strangers from slowing down your connection. Home network hacking happens all too frequently. Internet crime cost people in the US more than $6.9 billion in 2021, and while phishing and scams contributed to the losses, personal data breaches were also a significant factor. The average US home now has more than 10 devices connected […]
SIM cloning is a practice where a malicious user makes a copy of your phone’s SIM card, putting you at risk that any SIM-based authentication you use is compromised. If you realize it fast enough, you could minimize the damage. What SIM Cloning is and why it happens: A SIM card is essentially a security measure to […]
Steve Flynn, Sales and Marketing Director of ESET South Africa, says South African small businesses are particularly vulnerable to cyberattacks. Why? Business owners aren’t taking the necessary precautions to protect their digital assets, often with dire financial consequences. Despite the significant risks, SMEs seem reluctant to take the same digital preventative measures to secure their IT […]
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