Hackers Used Google Ads To Steal Cryptocurrencies Worth $500K
According to the report by Check Point Research (CPR), scammers are placing ads at the top of Google Search that imitates popular wallet brands, such as Phantom and MetaMask, to trick users into giving up their wallets passphrase and private key.
Netflix’s Games Will Be Available On App Store Individually
streaming giant Netflix recently announced that it is launching its first mobile games worldwide, initially for Android devices and now a new report has claimed that the firm is planning to release its mobile games on iOS individually through the App Store.
Twitter Users Say ‘Yes’ To Musk’s Proposal To Sell 10% Of His Tesla stock
Billionaire Elon Musk should sell about 10% of his Tesla stock, according to 57.9% of people who voted on his Twitter poll asking users of the social media network whether he should offload the stake.
Microsoft To End OneDrive Updates To Windows 7 And 8 In March
Tech giant Microsoft says OneDrive users on Windows, 7, 8, or 8.1 will be unable to sync their content to the cloud starting on March 1st, 2022.
Interpol-Led Operation Takes Down Prolific Cybercrime Ring
A 30-month transcontinental investigation and operation have resulted in arrests and Red Notices for suspects believed to be behind a global malware crime network.
Musk Says He Will Sell $24 Bn Of Tesla Stocks If Twitter Votes For It
Billionaire Elon Musk said he is prepared to sell about $24 billion worth of his electric vehicle company Tesla's stocks if his Twitter followers vote for it.
TikTok Emerges As Most Downloaded Non-Gaming App Worldwide For October
TikTok, known in China as Douyin, emerged as the most downloaded non-gaming app worldwide for October 2021 with more than 57 million installs.
Xiaomi 12 Could Be First Snapdragon 898 Phone
As chipmaker Qualcomm is soon expected to unveil its next flagship mobile chipset, which will be a direct successor to the Snapdragon 888, Xiaomi 12 is tipped to be the first phone to be powered by the new chip.
US-Based Meta Company To Sue Facebook For Infringing Upon Its Name
A tech firm called Meta Company is going to court against Facebook, saying the social network stole its name and "livelihood" after it rebranded its name to Meta.
Samsung Sued For Flawed Chromebook Hinges Cracking Displays
Samsung electronic is being sued for selling the Samsung Chromebook Plus 2-in-1 even though they allegedly knew for years of a defect that caused displays to break
Whatsapp Rolls Out Multi-Device Feature
The feature is officially rolling out to all WhatsApp users in the most recent update of WhatsApp on both Android and iOS versions.
Microsoft Fixes Windows 11 Features Failing Due To Expired Certificate
Microsoft has fixed several Windows 11 features failing to load after an expired certificate was discovered earlier this week.
Brazilian Singer And Latin Grammy Winner Dies In Plane Crash
Marília Mendonça, one of Brazil’s most popular singers and a Latin Grammy winner, died Friday in an airplane crash on her way to a concert.
Phhhoto Sues Meta For Copying Its Main Feature For Instagram
Meta (formerly Facebook) has been sued by a photo app called Phhhoto for allegedly copying its features for Instagram.
Apple Rolls Out Fix For macOS Monterey Bug That Bricked Some Macs With The T2 chip
macOS Monterey was released to the public last month with new features. For users of select older Macs, however, the update bricked their machines and prevented them from turning on.
Tesla Adding Cloud Sync Feature To Driver Profiles
Billionaire Elon Musk-owned Tesla is working on moving driver profiles to the cloud for backing up driver profiles.
Apple Homepod Software 15.1.1 Released With Podcasts Bug Fix
Apple has introduced a new 15.1.1 software update designed for the HomePod.
Us Mandates Fixing Of Bugs To Prevent Future Cybersecurity Attack
The US government has ordered all civilian federal agencies to patch hundreds of cybersecurity vulnerabilities found between 2017 and 2020.
Zoom Starts Showing Ads To Free Users
Zoom has rolled out a pilot advertising programme to start showing ads to free users.
Netflix Starts Rolling Out Mobile Games For Android Users
Video streaming giant Netflix has announced that it is launching its first mobile games worldwide, initially for Android devices.
