The number of Android and iPhone users hit by bank malware is skyrocketing as criminals increasingly shift to mobile devices.

Triada malware infected 2,600+ Android devices via counterfeit phones in March 2025, enabling remote access and crypto theft.

We start with some follow-up on E-ZPass scams—a listener suggests that scammers may be exploiting exposed license plate reader data, as demonstrated by YouTuber Mike Brown, to link plate numbers with ...

The attackers pose as legitimate remote IT workers, looking to both generate revenue and access sensitive company data ...

Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access information on a device and to provide personalised ads and content, ad and ...

Hackers have found security flaws in most connected devices inside your home. Many of these problems have been fixed, but ...

Has your loaf of bread gone stale? Instead of throwing it away, why not check out the various unexpected ways you can ...

Indeed, the phone I was most reminded of when handling the Poco X7 Ultra for the first time was the Xiaomi 15. It's got a ...

And if that doesn’t do the trick, the popups also display a phone number that the hackers control, which will connect you to someone who will attempt to steal your login credentials. It’s a ...

Cupcake introduced numerous refinements to the Android interface, including the first on-screen keyboard — something that’d be necessary as phones ... brought live wallpapers to Android ...

Smartphones have become a bigger part of our lives than ever before. We don't just use phones for taking and receiving calls these days; they allow us to watch movies, listen to music and snapping ...

Picture: Shai Howland TikTok The young influencer took to social media to share a viral clip of the moment she discovered her walls were riddled with asbestos while ripping down the old wallpaper.