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Riskware: What It Is and How To Get Rid of It
Riskware is any software that poses a security risk due to vulnerabilities. The danger of riskware is that even legitimate, functional programs may have risky…
Can iPhone be hacked when turned off?
Some of the phone’s component remain on, giving bad actors an opening to introduce malware into the device.
How are hackers targeting your network through mobile devices?
We take a look at four ways mobile devices may be used by cybercriminals to break into a network.
What is an Evil Twin Attack?
An evil twin attack is a spoofing cyberattack that works by tricking users into connecting to a fake Wi-Fi access point that mimics a legitimate…
Are advertising unique IDs anonymous?
If you have apps with advertisements, you are at risk of being de-anonymized by data brokers. Here is how your confidential data could be unmasked.
The weirdest hacking techniques you’ve never heard of
Malware, viruses and software exploits are common ways to break into a computer – here are three more you have probably never heard of.
Vulnerability found in top messaging apps let hackers eavesdrop
Google Project Zero found a vulnerability in top messaging apps that allowed hackers to listen and watch through their victims’ phones without them knowing.