New Chirp tool uses audio tones to transfer data between devices
A new open-source tool named 'Chirp' transmits data, such as text messages, between computers (and smartphones) through different audio tones. [...]
Deepfakes: How Deep Can They Go?
With the help of today’s technology, virtually anyone can create a passable deepfake—a manipulated image, video, or audio recording that…
Mandatory MFA, Biometrics Make Headway in Middle East, Africa
Despite lagging in technology adoption, African and Middle Eastern organizations are catching up, driven by smartphone acceptance and national identity…
Beyond Passwords: Transforming Access Security with Passwordless IAM
Ever found yourself locked out of an account at the worst possibility? While rushing to meet a deadline or accessing…
Phishing Attacks Are the Most Common Smartphone Security Issue for Consumers
New hands-on testing results show that most devices are unable to catch phishing emails, texts, or calls, leaving users at…
BadBox malware botnet infects 192,000 Android devices despite disruption
The BadBox Android malware botnet has grown to over 192,000 infected devices worldwide despite a recent sinkhole operation that attempted…
Breaking Up with Your Password: Why It’s Time to Move On
Data breaches impacted more than 1 billion users in the first half of 2024, up 409% from this time last year, emphasizing the…
How AI Is Enhancing Security in Ridesharing
Whether it's detecting fraudulent activity, preventing phishing, or protecting sensitive data, AI is transforming cybersecurity in ridesharing.
Ford’s plan to turn the inside of your car into one big eavesdropping, ad-spewing smartphone
Be careful what you say while driving — your car may be listening.Automaker Ford has recently applied for a patent…
6 Infotainment Bugs Allow Mazdas to Be Hacked With USBs
Direct cyberattacks on vehicles are all but unheard of. In theory though, the opportunity is there to cause real damage…