Month: <span>November 2019</span>

OnePlus, the popular Chinese smartphone maker, in a recent blog post announced that its security team has discovered a data breach on its website that allowed “unauthorized party” to access some customers’ order information. The customers’ order information included access to customers’ names, contact numbers, emails, and shipping addresses. However, the hackers were unable to […]

T-Mobile on Thursday admitted that its cybersecurity team had discovered and shut down the data breach that allowed unauthorized access to prepaid accounts of its customers. The incident has been reported to the authorities. According to the mobile carrier company, none of the customers’ financial info, social security numbers, and passwords were compromised in the data […]

It is possible for managers to spend anywhere from 5 – 8 hours or more every week, just on employee scheduling.  Despite the high cost and risk around manual rostering, many companies are still using an Excel spreadsheet. But automating the process to schedule your staff with an app is one of the quickest ways […]

Photoshop is one of the most trustworthy programs for photo manipulation, editing, artwork creation, and graphic designing. That said, Photoshop is an expensive program, and buying it might be difficult for hobbyists or beginner photographers. Fortunately, there are many free alternatives to Photoshop, and GIMP is one among them. In this article, we have compared […]

Facebook developed an internal facial recognition smartphone app between 2015 and 2016 that allowed its employees to identify colleagues and existing Facebook friends who had facial-recognition settings enabled in their account, according to a report from Business Insider citing multiple anonymous sources. The app in question would use the built-in camera on the mobile device […]

Windows users, beware! A fake email claiming to be from Microsoft about a Windows update is being used to infect devices with ransomware. Security researchers at Trustwave’s SpiderLabs who spotted the malicious email campaign discovered that the fake emails are pushing people into installing a Windows 10 “critical update” on their computers. The subject of the email […]

A security loophole in Google’s camera apps allowed hackers to record videos and take photos secretly even when the phone is locked, according to a new report from Checkmarx who discovered the vulnerability. The bug, dubbed CVE-2019-2234 was discovered by the Checkmarx Security Research Team, is said to be linked to permission bypass issues. In Android, […]

Snapchat is one of the most famous social media platforms. Y’all can easily install and use Snapchat on both Android and iOS smartphones. Snapchat is meant to be used on smartphones. That said, if you want to install Snapchat on your computer or laptop then this article will help you. In this article, we have […]

Are you scouting for some of the best alternatives to Photoshop? Well, if you are, then you are reading the right article. In this article, we have shared some of the most feature-rich alternatives to Adobe Photoshop. Adobe’s Photoshop has been the go-to photo-editing software for more than a decade now. This software has developed […]

Google on Thursday expanded its Android Security Rewards Program by “introducing a top prize of $1 million for a full chain remote code execution exploit with persistence which compromises the Titan M secure element on Pixel devices.” For those unaware, Google had launched the Android Security Rewards (ASR) program in 2015. Until now, the highest payout on Google’s Bug […]