What you need to know ChatGPT is a powerful tool that’s used to generate code, text, content, and images. It’s also on the receiving end of many memes and jokes. The latter is the case here, as OpenAI’s chatbot was tricked into generating keys for Windows 95. YouTuber Enderman managedContinue Reading
Google’s answer to ChatGPT and the new Bing chat is now available in preview for select users Google is officially entering the AI-powered chat war against ChatGPT with the introduction of Bard, its own take on the concept. Starting today, users in the United States and the United Kingdom canContinue Reading
System utility and optimizer apps have been found spreading malware and adware on the Play Store Another bad batch of Android apps used for phishing, as well as spreading malware and adware, have been discovered on the Google Play Store. As reported by Bleeping Computer(opens in new tab) and first discovered byContinue Reading
Google has followed Apple in announcing its apps and games of the year – and if you’re looking for something new to install on your Android phone then these Play Store picks are well worth checking out. These picks were made(opens in new tab) by the Google Play editorial team, and there are some honorable mentionsContinue Reading
The Nigerian Communications Commission’s Computer Security Incident Response Team (NCC-CSIRT) has advised users to use two-factor authentication to protect their Telegram accounts and not to download unknown Advanced IP Scanner Software in response to the discovery of a new attack that compromises victims’ VPN (Virtual Private Network) accounts to compromiseContinue Reading
The ‘Xenomorph’ app trojan is as terrifying as it sounds The Google Play Store has been a breeding ground for malicious Android apps masquerading as innocuous platforms — and it’s getting out of hand. In case you missed it, Zscaler ThreatLabz published a report last Thursday revealing that, within the last threeContinue Reading
Hackers will stop at nothing to snatch your hard-earned money In case you missed it, cybersecurity firm ThreatFabric published a report last Friday regarding its discovery of five malicious Google Play apps masquerading as legitimate services, including finance tracking and calculating taxes. The quintet of apps fall under two relatively new malwareContinue Reading
Teachers have become more critical of technology tools, a record number of students now have their own school-issued digital gadgets, and there is a significant effort being made at the federal, state, and local levels to connect every home to high-speed internet. All of these advancements have played a roleContinue Reading
Twitter has been testing the edit tweet option for quite some time now. The company has been promising to roll out the feature soon. Now it appears that Twitter Blue subscribers can try this much-awaited feature. Twitter has started rolling out the option to edit tweets to Twitter Blue users in Canada, Australia, andContinue Reading
Gamers are at risk of losing sensitive data, experts warn. Cybercriminals are trying to distribute new information-stealing malware by presenting it as gaming cheats and hacks. According to cybersecurity researchers from Cluster25, the malware, dubbed “Erbium”, is a malware-as-a-service, meaning whoever pays the monthly fee, gets to use all of its features.Continue Reading