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  Bitcoin breaks $4,000

  Publié: août 13, 2017, 11:46am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  The price of Bitcoin continues to rise, with the cryptocurrency now trading at over $4,000. It's only a matter of days since the price set at record when it passed $3,500, but this has now been broken already. The surge has been driven by Japanese interest in the currency, and trading currently stands at just under $4,200. After something of a wobbly period, the rise in Bitcoin has been fuelled by investors seeing it as a quick way to make a healthy return. The recent creation of Bitcoin Cash did not kill off the cryptocurrency in the way some feared.… [Continue Reading]
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  Privacy warning: Android apps infected with SonicSpy spyware can record audio

  Publié: août 13, 2017, 10:11am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Security researchers from Lookout are warning about raft of spyware-infected apps that have been found in Google Play. Seemingly connected to Iraq, more than a thousand apps hve been found to include SonicSpy spyware. The spyware is embedded in a variety of legitimate-looking apps, such as messaging tools based on Telegram. One such example is an app called Soniac which was found to be capable of not only recording audio and retrieving contacts, but also taking photos and gathering phone logs. Lookout warns that SonicSpy is sneaky, and tries to hide from users to avoid detection. The first time the… [Continue Reading]