The advent of a new Android malware called “SuperCard X” is posing a substantial threat to global financial security by enabling contactless ATM fraud in real-time, exploiting Near-Field Communication (NFC) protocols. This sophisticated malware operates under a Malware-as-a-Service (MaaS) model, allowing fraudsters to execute unauthorized transactions through Point-of-Sale (POS) systems and ATMs. The fact that SuperCard X can bypass traditional
Motorola continues to capture significant market attention with the official launch of the Motorola Edge 60 Stylus in India, positioning it as a cost-effective alternative to the Moto G Stylus. While the Moto G Stylus remains exclusive to North America, the Edge 60 Stylus enters the Indian market with a lower price tag and impressive specifications, making it an appealing
The recently launched Oppo K13 has made a splash in the Indian market, specifically targeting the Gen-Z audience. Available in striking Prism Black and Icy Purple colors, this smartphone promises to deliver on both style and functionality. We had a chance to get hands-on with the purple model and compile an in-depth review of its features and performance. Design and
The recent Forbes report highlights critical security vulnerabilities in Perplexity’s Android app, drawing attention to the significant risks these flaws pose to user data and the company. This comes at a time when Perplexity, an AI search startup headquartered in India, is experiencing rapid growth and entering high-profile partnerships. However, the newfound security issues overshadow the startup’s accomplishments and cast
Choosing between Google’s Pixel 9a and the flagship Pixel 9 presents a notable challenge for consumers, as the choice involves weighing features, pricing, and market positioning. This detailed discussion evaluates the strengths and weaknesses of the Pixel 9a, and why it might or might not be worth its price tag when compared to the flagship Pixel 9. The Appeal of
The rising prevalence of cheap Android smartphones manufactured by various Chinese brands has escalated concerns far beyond the realm of device performance. These phones, often misleadingly named to mimic high-end models from renowned brands like Samsung and Huawei, come pre-installed with malware that specifically targets cryptocurrency theft. This underhanded tactic attracts unsuspecting users who are lured by the affordable prices
With the increasing incidence of phone thefts plaguing cities globally, it’s clear that robust technological measures are imperative for safeguarding user data and devices. Mobile phone manufacturers, specifically Apple and Google, have taken significant steps to mitigate this problem through innovative anti-theft features. These enhancements aim to make it exceedingly difficult for criminals to unlock stolen phones, thus devaluing the
Google’s decision to halt backporting security patches for Android 12 and 12L versions has created a precarious situation for over 200 million users relying on these operating systems. These versions have reached their end-of-life status, meaning Google will no longer provide necessary security updates to protect against vulnerabilities. This responsibility now falls on device manufacturers, who are tasked with individually
The ongoing cybersecurity challenges faced by Android users have reached a new level of urgency as critical vulnerabilities within the Android operating system continue to be identified. For the third consecutive month, Google’s security updates have addressed severe security flaws, impacting devices across the Android ecosystem, particularly Samsung and Pixel models. This escalation into urgent patches underscores both the prevalence
In the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity, new threats targeting Android and iOS devices have emerged. Cybercriminals are using sophisticated techniques to distribute malware such as SpyNote, BadBazaar, and MOONSHINE through fake apps and deceptive websites, posing significant risks to individual users and specific communities. These cyber threats are not limited to random attacks but often have targeted objectives, impacting various
As the competitive landscape of the budget smartphone market continues to evolve,Xiaomi’s latest entry-level offering, the Poco C71, seeks to carve out its niche by promising robust specifications and an attractive price point. Aimed squarely at dethroning rivals such as the Samsung Galaxy M06 and Infinix Smart 9 HD, the Poco C71 is an intriguing proposition for budget-conscious consumers in
The Poco M7 5G by Xiaomi’s performance-focused subsidiary, Poco, promises to redefine the entry-level smartphone segment with its impressive blend of features and affordability. Recently launched in India at a competitive price of under Rs. 10,000, the device aims to offer substantial value, packing a robust octa-core Snapdragon 4 Gen 2 SoC, an ample 128GB of built-in storage, a high-resolution
