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Data Breach Exposed Precise Location Information of Millions Using Popular Smartphone Apps
A data breach exposed precise location information from millions of users from popular apps. The hacker who breached Gravy Analytics allegedly obtained data revealing users' home and workplace locations. iOS and Android smartphones were affected, though some iPhone users might have been protected by a feature introduced with iOS 14.5.
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Google Reveals Italian Spyware Used for Hacking Apple, Android Smartphones
Google's new report has revealed how Italy-based RCS Lab helped to hack Apple and Android smartphones in Italy, Kazakhstan. Meanwhile, Google said it had taken steps to protect users of its Android operating system and alerted them about the spyware.
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Apple And Android Phones Hacked By Italian Spyware, Says Google
An Italian company's hacking tools were used to spy on Apple Inc and Android smartphones in Italy and Kazakhstan, Alphabet Inc's Google said in a report on Thursday.
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Samsung Confirms Data Breach by Hackers, Involving Source Code of Galaxy Smartphones
Samsung on Monday confirmed that it had been affected by a cybersecurity breach that affected the company’s data, in a statement to Bloomberg News. Last week, the Lapsus$ hacking team that claimed responsibility for Nvidia cybersecurity breach reportedly published a torrent file of the company’s source code for Samsung Galaxy smartphones online...
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Poco X2, Realme C3 Launched in India, Google Maps Hack, WhatsApp Dark Mode, and More News This Week
The week past had its fair share of tech headlines, from the latest launch under the Poco brand – the Poco X2 being launched in India – to the arrival of the latest budget smartphone from Realme in the country – the Realme C3. Other big highlights of the week included a Berlin-based artist tricking Google Maps into seeing a traffic jam where ...
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Advanced SMS Phishing Attacks Targeting Android-Based Smartphones: Check Point
Check Point researchers said certain Samsung phones are the most vulnerable to this form of phishing attack.
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Samsung Galaxy S7 Vulnerable to Hacking Thanks to Meltdown Chip Security Flaw: Researchers
The Samsung Galaxy S7 and other smartphones made by Samsung were previously thought to be immune to a security vulnerability known as Meltdown.
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Hackers Can Guess Your PIN by Using Smartphone Sensor Data: Report
Instruments in smartphones such as the gyroscope and proximity sensors represent a potential security vulnerability, said researchers from NTU in Singapore.
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Siri, Google Assistant, Alexa Said to Be Vulnerable to New 'Dolphin Attack'
Researchers have found a new hack that takes advantage of what is known as the Dolphin Attack, where frequencies of over 20kHz are sent to a nearby smartphone to attack Siri, Google assistant, Alexa, and other voice assistants.
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Xiaomi Redmi Note 5A Launched, OnePlus 5 in a New Avatar, Nokia 6 Registrations Close, and More: Your 360 Daily
Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 A launch reveals price and specifications, OnePlus 5 and Nokia 6 on Amazon India, more.
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Data Breach Exposed Precise Location Information of Millions Using Popular Smartphone Apps
A data breach exposed precise location information from millions of users from popular apps. The hacker who breached Gravy Analytics allegedly obtained data revealing users' home and workplace locations. iOS and Android smartphones were affected, though some iPhone users might have been protected by a feature introduced with iOS 14.5.
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Google Reveals Italian Spyware Used for Hacking Apple, Android Smartphones
Google's new report has revealed how Italy-based RCS Lab helped to hack Apple and Android smartphones in Italy, Kazakhstan. Meanwhile, Google said it had taken steps to protect users of its Android operating system and alerted them about the spyware.
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Apple And Android Phones Hacked By Italian Spyware, Says Google
An Italian company's hacking tools were used to spy on Apple Inc and Android smartphones in Italy and Kazakhstan, Alphabet Inc's Google said in a report on Thursday.
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Samsung Confirms Data Breach by Hackers, Involving Source Code of Galaxy Smartphones
Samsung on Monday confirmed that it had been affected by a cybersecurity breach that affected the company’s data, in a statement to Bloomberg News. Last week, the Lapsus$ hacking team that claimed responsibility for Nvidia cybersecurity breach reportedly published a torrent file of the company’s source code for Samsung Galaxy smartphones online...
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Poco X2, Realme C3 Launched in India, Google Maps Hack, WhatsApp Dark Mode, and More News This Week
The week past had its fair share of tech headlines, from the latest launch under the Poco brand – the Poco X2 being launched in India – to the arrival of the latest budget smartphone from Realme in the country – the Realme C3. Other big highlights of the week included a Berlin-based artist tricking Google Maps into seeing a traffic jam where ...
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Advanced SMS Phishing Attacks Targeting Android-Based Smartphones: Check Point
Check Point researchers said certain Samsung phones are the most vulnerable to this form of phishing attack.
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Samsung Galaxy S7 Vulnerable to Hacking Thanks to Meltdown Chip Security Flaw: Researchers
The Samsung Galaxy S7 and other smartphones made by Samsung were previously thought to be immune to a security vulnerability known as Meltdown.
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Hackers Can Guess Your PIN by Using Smartphone Sensor Data: Report
Instruments in smartphones such as the gyroscope and proximity sensors represent a potential security vulnerability, said researchers from NTU in Singapore.
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Siri, Google Assistant, Alexa Said to Be Vulnerable to New 'Dolphin Attack'
Researchers have found a new hack that takes advantage of what is known as the Dolphin Attack, where frequencies of over 20kHz are sent to a nearby smartphone to attack Siri, Google assistant, Alexa, and other voice assistants.
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Xiaomi Redmi Note 5A Launched, OnePlus 5 in a New Avatar, Nokia 6 Registrations Close, and More: Your 360 Daily
Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 A launch reveals price and specifications, OnePlus 5 and Nokia 6 on Amazon India, more.
