Apple Releases Fixes for Three Zero Days

Apple has just released software updates for its Macs, iPhones, iPads, Apple Watch, Apple TV and Safari browsers. The updates for the iPhone, Macs and iPads contains fixes for three zero day vulnerabilities. These vulnerabilities allow for code execution and also for...

New Phishing Attacks Using New .zip Top Level Domain

Cybersecurity experts are raising concerns over Google’s new .ZIP and .MOV internet domains. The .ZIP domains are already been seen to be used in phishing attacks. Google release those top-level domains recently, which means that anyone can register .zip or .mov...

Secure WhatsApp Chat Using Password or Biometrics

WhatsApp is rolling out a new privacy feature which allows users to block others from accessing their most personal conversations. The feature is called Chat Lock and it creates a new folder that can be locked with a password or biometrics methods like fingerprint. It...

Financial Scams using QR Codes on the Rise

Scammers are getting more creative and using fraudulent QR codes to access victims’ bank accounts. A woman in Singapore reportedly lost $20,000 from her bank account after scanning a fraudulent QR code to do a survey outside of a bubble tea shop. The QR code was...

5 Simple Strategies for Staying Under The Radar Online

WeLiveSecurity has published an article sharing 5 simple strategies for maintaining your online privacy. The first is to not provide your primary email address to services which you don’t really care that much about. These could be websites that require you to...

Dark Web Monitoring for US Based Gmail Users

 Google announced that it will be bringing dark web monitoring to All Users in the United States. The feature was first released in March 2023 and made available to only to their US based Google One subscribers. Once enabled, users will be able to scan the dark...