Android Trojan Posing as Flash Player Targets Customers of Major Banks
The malware even bypasses SMS two-step verification
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What Are the Motives Behind Car Hacking?
Your computer isn’t your only electronic device that is prone to hacking. Keep reading to learn more about the dangers of car hacking.
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The Dangers of Samsung’s Exploding Washers
Samsung’s products are exploding again, and this time it’s not their phone. Click here to learn about Samsung’s new explosive product.
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Which Adblockers Are the Most Effective?
Ads are obnoxious. No one likes having to deal with watching an ad or closing out of one. So which adblocker is the best? Try one of these!
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What a Hacker Sees When You Use Unsecured Wifi
Using unsecured public WiFi hotspots can result in hackers seeing far more about what you are doing, saying, and sharing than you likely thought possible.
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Here Are the Best Features of Google Home
Google will soon be releasing its own smart assistant for the home. Learn about all that Google Home offers, and how it compares to other models on the market.
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Tips to Safely Get Pokecoins on PokemonGo
If you’re still battling in Gyms on PokemonGO, and are unwilling to pay for Pokecoins, try following these tips to train and cash in safely.
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Google Now Launcher Gets its Own Transparent Sub-Widget
There’s a new transparent sub-widget that aims to make Google Now even more useful. Here, what it is and how to get it on your Android device.
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The Best Siri Alternatives for Android Users
Apple may have coined Siri, but that doesn’t mean Android users can’t have their own lovable robotic personal assistant. Check out these 8 options.
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Is Facebook Listening to Your Mic to Create Targeted Ads?
Reports of Facebook listening to users via their phone’s mics have gone viral. Is this just a conspiracy theory or should you worry about your privacy?