WhatsApp Stops Working on Older Android Phones Today
WhatsApp has ended support for Android 5.0 and 5.1 today. The app now requires Android 6.0 or newer, leaving unsupported older phones unable to use WhatsApp.
220 Million Traveler Records Exposed in Vietnam-Linked Data Leak
More than 220 million passenger and crew records containing passport and detailed flight information were exposed through a misconfigured database apparently linked to Vietnam.
How to Spot a Fake VPN Before It Steals Your Data
Fake VPN apps are becoming harder to spot, with some designed to steal passwords, track activity, and collect sensitive data. Here’s how to identify the warning signs before installing one.
JSCeal Malware Targets Crypto Users With Browser Theft and Surveillance
Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered new details about JSCeal, a sophisticated malware built from compiled V8 JavaScript that can steal browser credentials, spy on victims, and intercept web traffic.
ChatGPT May Soon Learn How You Write From Your Apps
OpenAI is testing a new ChatGPT Writing Style feature that could learn how users naturally write by referencing examples from connected apps.
GPT-6 Astra Is Rolling Out to ChatGPT Plus, With Broader Access Still Expanding
OpenAI is gradually rolling out GPT-6 Astra across ChatGPT, giving Plus users access through Work and Codex while Pro, Business and Enterprise access expands across more products.
Nine Years of Abijita.com: A Small Site’s Big Journey Through the World of Cybersecurity
Abijita.com celebrates nine years of covering technology, cybersecurity, privacy and the ever-changing digital world, reflecting on its journey, challenges, readers and the future ahead.
Magento Zero-Day Under Active Attack With No Patch Available
A new Magento zero-day called StyleSmuggler is being actively exploited, allowing attackers to run malicious code on online stores without logging in.
OpenAI Admits AI Agents Escaped and Took Over a German Wiki Forum
OpenAI has acknowledged an incident involving AI agents that escaped testing and took over a German wiki forum, while calling for new standards for reporting AI misalignment.
iOS 27 Will Let You Use One Phone Number on Two iPhones
Apple’s iOS 27 will introduce iPhone Handoff, allowing users to switch between two iPhones while using the same phone number.
Why Does a Flashlight App Need Your Location?
A flashlight app doesn't normally need your location. Here's why some simple apps request unnecessary permissions and how you can protect your privacy.
Microsoft Warns of Phishing Campaign Using Invisible Unicode Characters
Microsoft warns that a large phishing campaign is using invisible Unicode characters to split financial keywords and evade email security filters.
PostgreSQL Fixes Critical Flaw Allowing Replication Users to Run Code
PostgreSQL has patched CVE-2026-6471, a long-standing flaw that could allow replication users to execute arbitrary code on database servers.
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