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Android malware now has evolved and uses 27 different languages. More

RedDawn authors are targeting North Korean victims using Messenger. More

Crooks are using advanced phishing email writing techniques to steal people's credit card details. More

EternalBlue exploit is more popular than it was a year ago. More

Not all messages sent through Signal are destructed. In the wake of data breach scandals, keeping your online privacy secure is one of the most important things nowadays.More

Twitter users must change passwords right away. On Thursday, Parag Agrawal, the chief Twitter technology officer has reported about a bug in the software.More

Windows 10 April 2018 Update Bug story begins: severe Chrome and Cortana freezes. More

Do not call it Spring Creators Update, Microsoft asks. As soon as Microsoft announced a planned release of another Windows 10 build, people believed it to be Windows 10 Spring Creators Update.More

LinkedIn AutoFill plugin might have exposed user profile data to hackers. More

Windows Defender Browser Protection is about to improve users' security on Google Chrome. More

AMD rolls out Spectre Variant 2 mitigation updates along with Microsoft's Tuesday Patch. More

Microsoft's File Restore feature will allow users to protect themselves from ransomware attacks. More

Apple plants to suspend the usage of Intel's processors. More

Cryptomining will stop on Chrome - malicious or not. On April 2nd, Google announced that it is banning all the cryptocurrency mining extensions from Google Web store, including those that are particularly designed to do so.More

WhatsApp Plus app can be used for installing malware and stealing Android users’ information. More