After the initial uproar about leaked images, a researcher was able to access Tea Dating app private messages This article has been indexed from Malwarebytes Read the original article: Tea Dating Advice app has users’ private messages disclosed
Palo Alto Networks In Talks to Acquire CyberArk for $20 Billion: Report
Palo Alto Networks Inc. is in discussions to acquire CyberArk Software for more than $20 billion in one of tech’s biggest deals this year, as vendors scramble to fortify their cybersecurity defenses. Palo Alto Networks could finalize a deal for…
I tested the most popular robot mower on the market – and it was a $5,000 crash out
The Yarbo robot mower has some of the most potential I’ve seen, but it isn’t without its issues. This article has been indexed from Latest news Read the original article: I tested the most popular robot mower on the market…
Why I still recommend NordVPN to most people in 2025 – especially with the latest update
I put NordVPN through rigorous testing to evaluate its speed, security, and overall features. Here are the biggest takeaways. This article has been indexed from Latest news Read the original article: Why I still recommend NordVPN to most people in…
5 gadgets and accessories that leveled up my gaming setup (including a surprise console)
I’ve rounded up my top picks for gaming gear – from keyboards and mice to monitors and consoles – to help you build the ultimate setup. This article has been indexed from Latest news Read the original article: 5 gadgets…
Why I’m patiently waiting for the Samsung Z Fold 8 next year (even though the foldable is already great)
The Z Fold 7 delivers plenty of wow factor, but with big upgrades expected for the upcoming Z Fold 8, waiting it out could be the wiser choice. This article has been indexed from Latest news Read the original article:…
I ditched my Bluetooth speaker for this Victrola turntable system – and didn’t miss a beat
Blending retro aesthetics with modern tech, Victrola’s Harmony turntable is a perfect pick for anyone who loves their music with a touch of nostalgia. This article has been indexed from Latest news Read the original article: I ditched my Bluetooth…
Android Banking Malware Masquerades as Government Agencies to Attack Users
Cyble Research and Intelligence Labs (CRIL) has uncovered a sophisticated Android banking trojan dubbed RedHook, which disguises itself as legitimate applications from Vietnamese government and financial institutions to deceive users. This malware, first observed in the wild around January 2025,…
5 Samsung bloatware apps you should uninstall from your Galaxy phone ASAP
Samsung phones come with a lot of preinstalled apps, most of which are likely memory hoggers for you. These five are prime examples. This article has been indexed from Latest news Read the original article: 5 Samsung bloatware apps you…
This new Contacts app update solves a problem we’ve all had on Android phones
If you often struggle to recall the last time you reached out to someone, Android is about to make keeping track much simpler. This article has been indexed from Latest news Read the original article: This new Contacts app update…
What Amazon Q prompt injection reveals about AI security
<p>It was an attack scenario that has played out in code repositories, particularly open source repositories, for years — a credentials leak allowed an attacker to publish a malicious command.</p> <div class=”ad-wrapper ad-embedded”> <div id=”halfpage” class=”ad ad-hp”> <script>GPT.display(‘halfpage’)</script> </div> <div…
Allianz Life says majority of 1.4 million US customers’ info breached
Allianz notified authorities about a data breach that exposed the information about almost all its US customers This article has been indexed from Malwarebytes Read the original article: Allianz Life says majority of 1.4 million US customers’ info breached
New Choicejacking Attack Steals Data from Phones via Public Chargers
Choicejacking is a new USB attack that tricks phones into sharing data at public charging stations, bypassing security prompts in milliseconds. This article has been indexed from Hackread – Latest Cybersecurity, Hacking News, Tech, AI & Crypto Read the original…
Qilin Ransomware Gains Momentum with Legal Assistance Option for Affiliates
The Qilin ransomware gang has introduced a “Call Lawyer” feature for its affiliates, announced on a Russian-speaking darknet forum. This Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS) enhancement provides on-demand legal assistance during extortion negotiations, leveraging the perceived authority of legal counsel to amplify pressure…
Federated Identity: The Modern Approach to Cloud Security and Automation
In the rapidly evolving landscape of cloud automation and multi-cloud strategies, the secure handling of sensitive data, particularly credentials, has emerged as a paramount concern. Traditional methods of storing long-lived credentials, whether in configuration files, CI/CD pipelines, or dedicated secret…
7 Google alternatives that don’t force AI into your search results
These search engines that do not put AI front and center – or, better yet, don’t use it at all. This article has been indexed from Latest news Read the original article: 7 Google alternatives that don’t force AI into…
This Wacom drawing tablet is loaded with perks digital artists will love, and it’s $100 off
The Wacom One 13 Touch brings a pen-to-paper experience to the screen thanks to a stylus that never needs to be charged. Plus, you can save $100 when you buy it on Amazon. This article has been indexed from Latest…
I did not expect this $400 Marshall speaker to beat out my Bose and Sony systems like this
Marshall’s newest speaker may look unassuming, but it beats its competitors in every category. This article has been indexed from Latest news Read the original article: I did not expect this $400 Marshall speaker to beat out my Bose and…
iPadOS 26 is turning my iPad Air into the ultraportable laptop it was meant to be
I installed the iPadOS 26 beta on my 13-inch iPad Air, and it seems Apple is finally delivering what the iPad has been missing. This article has been indexed from Latest news Read the original article: iPadOS 26 is turning…
Google won’t say if UK secretly demanded a backdoor for user data
Google said it has “never built a backdoor” for its services, but refused to rule out that it had received a secret U.K. surveillance order demanding access to encrypted data. This article has been indexed from Security News | TechCrunch…
Hackers leak images and comments from women dating safety app Tea
The dating safety app Tea was hacked, leaking images, posts, and comments of thousands of users who shared anonymous “red flag” reports on men. Tea is a women-only dating safety app launched in 2023 that lets users assess and review…
ICAR Suffers Major Cyberattack: Recruitment and Research Data Compromised in National Breach
In a major cybersecurity incident this April, the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) — the apex body managing agricultural education and research nationwide — fell victim to a serious data breach. The cyberattack targeted ICAR’s central website, its…
ToxicPanda Android Banking Malware Compromises Over 4,500 Devices to Harvest Banking Credentials
The ToxicPanda Android banking trojan has emerged as a significant threat, compromising over 4,500 devices primarily in Portugal and Spain as of early 2025, with a focus on stealing banking credentials, overlaying PIN and pattern codes, and enabling unauthorized transactions.…
Unveiling 0bj3ctivityStealer’s Execution Chain: New Capabilities and Exfiltration Techniques Exposed
In the ever-evolving infostealer landscape, 0bj3ctivityStealer emerges as a formidable threat, blending advanced obfuscation with targeted data exfiltration. Discovered earlier this year by HP Wolf Security researchers, this .NET-based malware has been observed in proactive threat hunting by the Trellix…