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  Kodi alternative Mobdro steals users' Wi-Fi passwords, seeks to access shared media and installed apps

  Publié: avril 25, 2019, 8:42pm CEST par Wayne Williams

  Mobdro is a streaming app that can be installed on any Android device, including phones, tablets, Amazon's Fire TV Stick, and Google's Chromecast. It has been gaining in popularity for a while now, especially after all the negative press surrounding rival service Kodi. However, Mobdro is now facing controversy of its own after a new malware report made a number of damning claims about it. SEE ALSO: How to install and use the fantastic Kodi alternative that's gaining in popularity According to the study carried out by cybersecurity company Dark Wolfe Consulting, and reported on by TorrentFreak, Mobdro forwarded users’ Wi-Fi… [Continue Reading]
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  Compulab Airtop3 Linux Mint mini computer has fanless Intel Core i9 9900K and NVIDIA Quadro RTX 4000

  Publié: avril 25, 2019, 7:40pm CEST par Brian Fagioli

  The whir of a fan. This is a sound many computer enthusiasts know all too well. Whether it is a single fan in a laptop, or 12 fans in a gaming desktop, the noise can be distracting. While some folks learn to tune out fan noise (and some even end up liking it!), let's be honest, a silent PC is preferable for most. Unfortunately, passively cooled computers are often under-powered, meaning you must decide between performance and silence. But what if you didn't have to pick? What if I told you a company is selling a mini computer with a… [Continue Reading]
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  Shocking! Apple launches voluntary recall and exchange program for some power adapters

  Publié: avril 25, 2019, 7:30pm CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson

  Apple has announced a voluntary recall of some of its AC wall plug adapters and Apple World Travel Adapter Kits over fears that they could cause electric shocks. While the number of known incidents is low -- Apple says there have been just six worldwide -- there is a risk of the wall plug adapters breaking and causing a shock if touched. The recall relates solely to three-prong wall plug adapters, not USB power adapters. Anyone who has one of the adapters can obtain a replacement free of charge. See also: Apple and Qualcomm bring their global legal fight to… [Continue Reading]
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  Email threats become more focused and malware gets harder to detect

  Publié: avril 25, 2019, 3:52pm CEST par Ian Barker

  Spam emails containing malware significantly dropped in 2018, to just six percent, down from 26 percent in 2017. But at the same time malware is becoming more sophisticated and harder to detect. These are among the findings of the latest Global Security Report from Trustwave. The largest single category of malware encountered is downloaders at 13 percent. Remote access Trojans (RATs) at 10 percent and web shells at eight percent, both of which give attackers extensive control over compromised computers, are the second and third most common types of malware discovered. Memory scrapers and dumpers used to steal payment card… [Continue Reading]
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  Ransomware detections up 200 percent with businesses the main target

  Publié: avril 25, 2019, 3:02pm CEST par Ian Barker

  The latest quarterly threat research from Malwarebytes for Q1 2019 reveals a 200 percent jump in ransomware and continued increase in business targets for cyberthreats. This shift back to ransomware comes in the wake of a continued decline in cryptomining, as well as an increased focus on mobile attacks and large-scale business invasions. There's been a drop of 10 percent for consumer ransomware detections and a 33 percent drop in consumer-focused ransomware compared to the same period last year. Meanwhile businesses ransomware detections are up over 200 percent compared to the previous quarter and over 500 percent more than this… [Continue Reading]
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  Leak shows that the OnePlus 7 Pro is not going to be cheap

  Publié: avril 25, 2019, 10:58am CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson

  While Samsung's problematic Galaxy Fold was vying for attention by not only being a foldable smartphone, but also an extraordinarily expensive one, handsets from OnePlus have been notable for their low price tags. The launch of the OnePlus 7 series is just around the corner, and the specs we've seen have hinted that this is not going to be a cheap phone. Now leaked pricing appears to confirm this. See also: OnePlus 7 series will be revealed May 14 Sign up to beta test Android Pie on OnePlus 3 and 3T Samsung officially announces postponement of Galaxy Fold The reliable… [Continue Reading]
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  Microsoft drops password expiration policies from Windows 10 1903 security baseline

  Publié: avril 25, 2019, 9:46am CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson

  In new draft security baseline documentation, Microsoft has scrapped the policy that requires users to change their passwords on a regular basis. The new security settings apply to Windows 10 version 1903 and Windows Server version 1903, and the change sees Microsoft conceding that its policy of forcing periodic password changes is "an ancient and obsolete mitigation of very low value". The company has a series of suggestions for how to better improve password security. See also: Microsoft will block the Windows 10 May 2019 Update if you have a USB drive or SD card connected Microsoft decides to keep… [Continue Reading]
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  Google Fit comes to Apple iPhone

  Publié: avril 25, 2019, 2:26am CEST par Brian Fagioli

  Obesity is a huge problem in the USA and other parts of the world. Not only does being obese lead to sickness and death, but it causes healthcare costs to skyrocket, which harms everyone's bank account. Not to mention, being fat simply doesn't feel good -- carrying extras weight is uncomfortable and can lead to joint pain. So yeah, since obesity is bad, many people try very hard to lose weight, but sadly, many fail. Why? Putting on the pounds is much easier than taking them off, and since progress can be slow, it is easy to lose motivation. Thankfully,… [Continue Reading]