Smart glasses made it possible to receive information about all the surrounding people
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Two Harvard University students, Anphu Nguyen and Kane Ardaifio, have developed smart glasses that can automatically identify people in their field of vision
The adaptable Cicada3301 ransomware attacks Windows and Linux PCs
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The Cicada3301 virus is developed in the Rust language, which makes it more efficient and flexible to adapt to different systems.
Have you run out of problems? Google is winding down its reward program for finding vulnerabilities in Android applications
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Google has announced the end of the Google Play Security Reward Program (GPSRP), launched in 2017 to encourage security researchers
Hackers stole and exposed 2.9 billion National Public Data records
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The National Public Data leak includes vast amounts of Americans’ personal information, such as full names, addresses, cities, states, zip codes, and Social Security Numbers (SSNs).
HDMI radiation allows hackers to steal information from the monitor screen
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Researchers from the University of Uruguay have shown that the electromagnetic radiation of HDMI can be used to access the image on the screen
Ukr.net is widely used for phishing – hackers fake the news aggregator
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In July, the activity of cybercriminals hunting for personal data of citizens increased significantly in Ukraine. One of the hackers’ methods was the creation of a fake ukr.net site.
Almost 100,000 files have been hacked and stolen by online file to PDF converters
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Access to online PDF file converters and such personal documents gives criminals ample opportunities for fraud, including obtaining loans, researchers say
Proton announced its Google Docs counterpart with end-to-end encryption
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Proton Docs lets you create, open, and edit documents in a variety of formats, including Microsoft .docx, and provides collaboration tools similar to Google Docs.
Yale locks can now be controlled from the Ajax program in 30 countries
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Ajax Systems and Yale expand their partnership to 30 countries, including Ukraine, providing users with Yale locks with full service support and the ability to control devices through the Ajax application
The updated Medusa Android banking trojan has become more dangerous
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Medusa, also known as TangleBot, is an Android banking trojan operating as a Malware-as-a-Service (MaaS)
Top smartphones with wireless charging: cheapest, fresh, used
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The ability to charge digital devices contactlessly is invaluable. If not all, then many users will agree with this. Let’s see what smartphones with wireless charging can be bought today.
The MediaTek Dimensity 9400 processor for smartphones received accelerated ray tracing
MediaTek processor smartphone
The MediaTek Dimensity 9400 offers significant performance improvements thanks to its next-generation All Big Core design with Cortex-X925, Cortex-X4 and Cortex-A720 cores.
Smart glasses made it possible to receive information about all the surrounding people
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Two Harvard University students, Anphu Nguyen and Kane Ardaifio, have developed smart glasses that can automatically identify people in their field of vision