Month: October 2020
US election 2020 malware scam targets undecided voters null
Now that Emotet has returned following months of inactivity, security researchers at Proofpoint have observed a new spam campaign in which the malware was used to target voters ahead of the 2020 US election. The threat actor behind Emotet, TA542, uses a variety of lure themes to target unsuspecting victims…
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Here’s A Running List Of False And Misleading Information About Trump’s Coronavirus Diagnosis
President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump have tested positive for coronavirus. In light of the diagnosis, false information, fake screenshots, and deceptively edited videos started circulating online. We’re keeping a running list. Before passing on any online rumor to your friends and family, take the time to verify…
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If iOS 14 is causing battery drain, you might need to wipe your iPhone
Operating system updates can often suffer from unwanted glitches, and it seems that the latest iOS 14 and watchOS 7 releases from Apple are not immune. There have been complaints over the last few days that some people who have updated their devices have found — instead of increased efficiency…
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iPhone 13 rumors: Four-phone 2021 lineup, with 120Hz OLED displays and triple rear cameras null
The iPhone 12 hasn’t even been officially announced yet, but Apple may have already planned out its iPhone 13 lineup, which will allegedly ship in 2021. According to DSCC founder and display analyst Ross Young, the iPhone 13 lineup will mirror the iPhone 12 family of phones, with a 5.4-inch…
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Apple’s new spatial audio feature turns the AirPods Pro into a home theater for your ears
Since releasing them last year, Apple has quietly continued to improve upon the AirPods Pro with firmware updates that have tweaked their noise cancellation and sound quality. The company rarely details or comments on the changes that come in each release of AirPods firmware; there are no update notes that…
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AMD RX 5700 series ceases production to clear room for Big Navi null
AMD is reportedly ending their production of the RX 5700 series graphics card ahead of the announcement of their latest Bag Navi 6000-series RX cards on October 28. As reported by TechPowerUp, AMD has ceased production of the Navi-10 powered RX 5700 and RX 5700XT cards to help clear supplier…
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