Cybersecurity experts have revealed that a new spyware operation aiming users in Pakistan that influences trojanized versions of authentic Android apps to conduct clandestine surveillance and spying. Designed to subterfuge apps such as the Pakistan Citizen Portal, a Muslim prayer-clock app called Pakistan Salat Time, Mobile Packages Pakistan, Registered SIMs Continue Reading
WhatsApp reassured users about confidentiality at the messaging service as people moved to other competitors Telegram and Signal after a tweak to its terms. Facebook executive Adam Mosseri, who heads Instagram, said in a tweet: “There was “a lot of misinformation” about an update to terms of service regarding an Continue Reading
According to prosecutors, police in Germany have taken down the “world’s largest” darknet marketplace, whose suspected Australian operator used it to ease the sale of drugs, pilfered credit card data and malware. When it was divulged, DarkMarket had closely 500,000 users and more than 2,400 vendors globally, as the Covid-19 Continue Reading
On Thursday, Microsoft recognized that hackers who organized a huge hack of government and private computer networks gained access to its internal “source code,” a vital element for its software. But the technology behemoth said the attack, which top US officials suggested have been committed by Russian-led hackers, were unable Continue Reading
A few months ago, technology giant Microsoft issued a fix for a flaw in the Windows operating system that allowed hackers to raise their permissions to kernel level on an affected machine; however, the patch did not stick. The issue, which was cashed in on by progressive hackers as a Continue Reading
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