Month: <span>November 2019</span>

Did you recently bought a new VR headset? Are you scouting for some of the best VR games? Well, if your answer to these two questions is Yes! then this article will help you. Fortunately, VR headsets are getting more lighter and affordable. Additionally, the PC requirements to play VR games at good framerates are […]

A group of researchers have discovered a security flaw that allows hackers to hack smart home speakers by pointing a specially crafted laser beam at their microphones and injecting them with voice commands. What is interesting is that the same vulnerability can be used to compromise any computer that includes a microphone, as well as […]

PopcornTime.sh and all its sub-domains have been stopped abruptly since November 4, 2019. Apparently, the website and its related services attached to the app via the .sh domain were operational until November 3, 2019, reports TorrentFreak. For those unaware, Popcorn Time, a multi-platform, open-source and free software BitTorrent client, following its creation had increased in […]

Facebook in a blog post on Tuesday disclosed yet another privacy breach that gave unauthorized access to users’ data to roughly 100 partners over the last 18 months. In a recent security review, the social networking giant found that the apps- primarily social media management and video streaming apps – retained access to information like […]

As a small business owner, one of the easiest ways to engage with your audience is through social media. Social media platforms – like Facebook, Snapchat and Instagram – make it easy for users to upload video content and share it with their followers. It’s a great way to quickly get a message across, share […]

The U.S. government has launched an investigation against ByteDance Technology Co, the Chinese company that owns popular video-sharing app TikTok, citing national security concerns, reported Reuters.  The investigation is about ByteDance’s $1 billion acquisition of U.S. social media app, Musical.ly in 2017, which merged with TikTok later.  Although the acquisition completed two years ago, the […]

In August 2019, Demonoid, one of the world’s most popular BitTorrent trackers, had moved to dnoid.to domain, which was launched by staffers of the original community. It is now learnt that Demonoid has again moved away from .to domain to avoid confusion with an obvious scam site, reports TorrentFreak. For those unaware, Demonoid is one […]

Smartphones running Android 8.0 (Oreo) or above are impacted by a bug, tracked as CVE-2019-2114, that allows hackers to plant malware on nearby devices via NFC beaming discreetly. However, Google recently released a patch to address this vulnerability. For those unaware, NFC (Near Field Communication) beaming works via an internal Android OS service known as Android […]

Adobe Photoshop for iPad has officially arrived on the App Store before its formal launch at the Adobe 2019 Max Conference that starts in Los Angeles on Monday. The app for iPad was announced by the California-based company last year when the 2018 iPad Pro was unveiled. As per the listing on the App Store, the first version of […]

Microsoft: Russian-linked hackers targeted at least 16 athletic organizations ahead of Tokyo Olympics Microsoft on Monday revealed that a group of Russian state-sponsored hackers that calls itself “Strontium” (also commonly known as APT28 or Fancy Bear) has made “significant” attacks on anti-doping authorities and global sporting organizations across three continents since September 16th. The group […]