Articles by Joseph Henry
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Malware Alert: Meduza Stealer Has a New Version and It’s All Over the Dark Web
Known for its password-stealing mechanism, the Meduza malware comes with another variant that is said to target password storage to steal credentials. The new version is now available on the dark web.
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Yakult Australia Data Breach Sees Employee Files Leaked in Dark Web; DragonForce Blamed For the Attack
Notorious ransomware gang DragonForce hit Yakult Australia in its latest operation. Reports say that the group leaked sensitive data of employees on the dark web.
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Non-Samsung Users Can Use Samsung Galaxy S24's AI Call Feature: Report
The most awaited AI feature coming to the Samsung Galaxy S24 lineup will not be exclusive to the flagship. Even non-Samsung phones will benefit from Call Translate.
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Florida Family Uses Cheap AirTag to Track Down Stolen Luggage to North Carolina
There are many instances where AirTags help users track their lost belongings. Recently, a family successfully located their stolen luggage after it was lost at Charlotte Airport.
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Hot Microsoft Deals: Get Windows 11 Pro Lifetime License for Only $40
For just $40, you can now upgrade your current Windows OS to Windows 11 Pro. What's more, this deal will give you 79% discount on top of having a lifetime license you deserve.
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Russian Ransomware Group BlackCat Seized by US: Decryption Tool Distributed to Over 500 Victims
BlackCat, a notorious group of Russian hackers has been caught red-handed by the US officials. The gang was responsible for hacking high-profile organizations in the US and Europe through its websites.
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Nintendo Switch 2023: Best Turn-Based RPGs for Those Who Love Deep Strategic Battles
It's no wonder why until now, many Nintendo Switch gamers prefer playing turn-based role-playing games. Despite having pixelated visuals or outdated looks, fans still enjoy the beauty of tactical gameplay.
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Best Smartphones for Your Beloved Grandparents
2024 is coming closer and in just a few days, we're leaving 2023 behind. Make New Year more memorable for your grandparents by giving them a smartphone they deserve to have.
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DragonForce Ransomware Forces Ohio Lottery to Shut Down: Gaming System Still Operational
A data breach on Christmas Eve has prompted the Ohio Lottery to temporarily close its systems following a confirmed attack from the DragonForce ransomware gang.
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How ChatGPT Is Helping Poker Players Win
Nowadays, AI models have the power to shape the trend of the games and poker is no exception. It can serve as a resource for players to improve their techniques in this game.
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Best Mini Photo Printers for iPhone 2023: Print Your Best Shots Straight From Your Phone
Printing photos directly from your smartphone is the convenience you are searching for if you badly need to see a physical picture. However, it's always best for iPhone users to see the best option depending on the purpose.
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Xiaomi Unveils New Logo For HyperOS Android Skin
Lei Jun, the current CEO of Xiaomi, recently announced that HyperOS is getting a fresh logo representing a "galaxy of dots" in the real universe.
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Barracuda ESG Attack: Chinese Hackers Exploit Zero Day to Launch Data-Stealing Malware
To gain access to Barracuda devices, hackers from China send malicious emails to organizations to deploy malware to their systems. Some of the known variants are SaltWater and SeaSpy.
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Tesla Model Y Refresh Is Coming Soon—Is It Similar to Model 3?
A new report indicates that Tesla is now preparing to launch the refreshed version of Model Y from its Shanghai plant a few months from now.
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Chinese Engineers Develop World's Most Powerful Hypersonic Engine, Can Trigger Shock Waves
China is known to produce one of the most revolutionary weapons in the world. Recently, a report says that Chinese engineers have already created the most powerful hypersonic engine in the world.
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Akira Ransomware Gang Takes Responsibility for Recent Nissan Cyberattack
Japanese carmaker Nissan suffered from a data breach in early December and it was only recently that hackers confirmed the attack. The Akira ransomware group took the credit for stealing 100 GB of employee's data.
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Amazon Prime Video to Begin Showing Ads to Users Globally—You Can Go Ad-Free but There’s a Catch
In its latest move, Amazon says that it will roll out advertisements on its Prime Video service around the globe. However, if UK users want to go ad-free, they need to pay a fee.
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This $550 Yamaha CD Changer Offers High-End CD Listening for Your Post-Christmas Needs
Nowadays, it's quite, but not impossible to see someone or a store selling CDs. However, for CD collectors, this new Yamaha CD changer will tour you to a nostalgic hobby of the past.
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Israel Watchdog Accuses Iranian Hackers of Deploying Phishing Attack, Posing as American Cybersecurity Firm
An Israeli cybersecurity watchdog was alerted after it discovered that an Iran-based group of hackers are planting phishing malware in the latest attack. The attacks are said to have originated from 15 groups linked to Iran and Hamas.
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This Smart Cane Is Not Your Ordinary Cane—Senior Citizens Can Use It for Emergencies in Just a Few Clicks
The Can Go smart cane boasts GPS tracking and other advanced features. It is intended to help those people who need to make emergency calls ASAP.
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Android 15 Users to Receive Updates on Battery Health: Here's 3 Major Points You Need to Know
Over time, the performance of your Android phone's battery declines. Now, with the new update about its health information, you can now know an estimate about its remaining capacity.
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Do These IMPORTANT Steps After Receiving Electronic Christmas Gifts—Here's Why
Nothing gets more exciting than opening all your presents this Christmas Eve, but if you have received electronic gadgets, there are certain steps you need to do for your safety and protection.
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Don't Tell ChatGPT Your Deepest Secrets: 'Having Heart-to-Hearts' With Chatbot Is 'Extremely Unwise,' Says AI Expert
According to an AI expert from Oxford, it's unwise to tell your secrets to ChatGPT or any other chatbots. Here's why sharing your deepest views is risky if you are only talking to an AI app or platform.
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Amazon Boxing Day Sale 2023: Snag HUGE Discounts on Appliances, Gaming Consoles, and More
Christmas Day might be over just yet, but the Boxing Day sales are still going strong— and ongoing. Here are the best tech deals you can find here.
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Christmas Disney Plus Movies 2023: What to Watch This Upcoming Holiday Season?
In just a few days, Christmas will knock on our doors and prompt us to watch imaginary reindeers above the skies. To spice up your favorite ocassion, here are the best Christmas movies you can watch on Disney Plus.
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Want to Use Your Amazon Fire Tablet Longer? Try These Battery Hacks
Amazon Fire users should know how to preserve the battery life of their tablets by tweaking these seven settings. Check these simple hacks just made for you.
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China Cracks Down on Video Game Spending: No More Daily Rewards For Gamers
Aiming to continue its fight to restrict gaming in China, the regulators announced another set of rules for in-game spending. The move is projected to have a huge impact on gaming giants like Tencent and Prosus.
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Mint Mobile Warns Customers of Data Breach: Personal Data Can Be Used For SIM Swap Attacks
Mint Mobile, which operates under T-Mobile, has suffered from a data breach that impacted its customers' data. According to the operator, the incident has enough information to launch SIM-swapping attacks.
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Samsung Galaxy S24 Leak: Upcoming Smartphone Lineup Hints on Jan. 17 Launch in Now-Deleted Tweet
2023 is nearing its end yet rumors about Samsung Galaxy S24 are not yet ending. According to the latest report, the upcoming smartphone lineup will debut by mid-January 2024.
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BattleRoyal Hack: Threat Actors Use 'Special' Type of Social Engineering to Deliver DarkGate RAT Malware
With hackers innovating their social engineering techniques to launch malware attacks, the same thing goes with "BattleRoyal" cyber criminals who are using some new methods to infiltrate systems.
