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SpyLoan Malware Apps Used to Blackmail, Extort Users Using Personal Data Detected on Play Store
SpyLoan malware has been spotted on the Play Store over the course of this year and removed by Google, according to details shared by ESET researchers. They are designed to collect vast amounts of information from a user's device when they borrow money, only to blackmail and extort them into repaying the sum with high interest amounts within a shor...
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Hyderabad Man Dies By Suicide Amid Harassment Over Loan: Police
A fireman allegedly died by suicide after being "harassed" over repayment of borrowed money by organisers of online loan apps, the Railway police said on Tuesday.
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Elon Musk Willing to Invest $15 Billion of Own Money to Buy Twitter: Report
According to a new report, Elon Musk is willing to invest almost $15 billion (roughly Rs. 1,14,591 crore) of his own money to buy Twitter. The Tesla billionaire may also be willing to borrow against his current 9.1 percent stake in Twitter.
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Spotify, More Music Streamers Turn to Telcos to Facilitate Africa Payments
Africa, with its internationally recognised musical talent — and growing mobile phone use — is central to Spotify's plans to extend its reach to a billion customers.
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SpyLoan Malware Apps Used to Blackmail, Extort Users Using Personal Data Detected on Play Store
SpyLoan malware has been spotted on the Play Store over the course of this year and removed by Google, according to details shared by ESET researchers. They are designed to collect vast amounts of information from a user's device when they borrow money, only to blackmail and extort them into repaying the sum with high interest amounts within a shor...
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Hyderabad Man Dies By Suicide Amid Harassment Over Loan: Police
A fireman allegedly died by suicide after being "harassed" over repayment of borrowed money by organisers of online loan apps, the Railway police said on Tuesday.
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Elon Musk Willing to Invest $15 Billion of Own Money to Buy Twitter: Report
According to a new report, Elon Musk is willing to invest almost $15 billion (roughly Rs. 1,14,591 crore) of his own money to buy Twitter. The Tesla billionaire may also be willing to borrow against his current 9.1 percent stake in Twitter.
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Spotify, More Music Streamers Turn to Telcos to Facilitate Africa Payments
Africa, with its internationally recognised musical talent — and growing mobile phone use — is central to Spotify's plans to extend its reach to a billion customers.
