Malware is a silent killer. Most of us see them as something harmless. Moreover, the majority of the time we don’t even realise that it affects our system. This is so because its effects seem similar to that of a … Read More
Your phone today is one of those things you don’t want anyone to get hold of. You have stored your messages, pictures, call logs and so much more. Therefore, profiling anyone socially just via their mobile phones is pretty easy … Read More
Have you ever wondered if your text messages might be at risk? Text messages use server-based peer-to-peer messaging techniques, which means that the server’s database stores all your text messages, which can compromise your data and identity. Moreover, along with … Read More
Have you seen Google’s new login screen? After an announcement on 12th May, Google launched a new login screen for the web. This was already done in Android last year and is just the web version of the same … Read More
USBKill is software that kills your PC (shut it down) as soon as you remove the flash drive. This software waits for a change in your USB port, and as soon as it is made, it automatically shuts down. So … Read More
Passwords are a very important aspect of the lives of almost everyone, be it a management personnel or a class-10 girl. Though there are various alternatives like retina scan or voice recognition, nothing is more simple and inexpensive than a … Read More
Passwords are dying! Companies and individuals are now looking for alternatives. Security is one of the biggest concerns of modern-day Digital India and the world. While the Apple TouchID came about in the midst of such concerns, it needed certain … Read More
A Pen Drive(USB) has kind of become an integral part of everyone’s digital life. Exchanging movies, Game of Thrones episodes, Songs or project documents is now a daily affair. These USB drives come packed with a lot of vulnerabilities which … Read More
Once again, Sony Pictures is facing a security compromise, and this time it isn’t a North Korean replying to “The Interview.” WikiLeaks has uploaded over 30,000 documents and over 100,000 emails curtailing from last year’s cyber attack on Sony Pictures. It … Read More