Tag: pro

Chinese reviewer tests world’s cheapest 1TB microSD card and finds it’s not that bad — ahead of the launch of a 2TB version

Topmore’s TA-101 card, at 389 yuan (roughly $54 dollars) is possibly the cheapest route you have for adding an extra 1TB of storage to your tablet – and testing shows it isn’t as bad as you may think. Many of the best microSD cards out there today aren’t super quick…

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Thousands of WordPress sites have been hit by another major plugin flaw – find out if you’re at risk

Tens of thousands of WordPress (WP) sites have been compromised through a flaw in popular premium themes, with the attackers using the vulnerability to redirect visitors elsewhere. As reported by BleepingComputer, cybersecurity researchers Sucuri recently discovered that tagDiv Newspaper and tagDiv Newsmag WordPress themes both carried a vulnerable companion tool…

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Adobe wants your business to rank higher, faster with latest AEM update

Talk about Adobe today and it won’t be long before the words ‘artificial intelligence’ march in the direction of the conversation. From the introduction of Generative Fill in Photoshop to the roll-out of the game-changing Firefly, the creative software company has gone all in on AI. Now, Adobe Experience Manager…

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Millions of hacked Android and iOS phones are being used to run a massive ad fraud campaign

Cybersecurity researchers from HUMAN recently discovered a major ad fraud botnet scheme they called PEACHPIT. The scheme involved dozens of apps, downloaded millions of times all across the world, generating huge amounts of money for the developers, through fraudulent advertising. To best understand PEACHPIT we need to take a step…

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Online shoppers beware – even 404 pages can steal your card data now

Cybersecurity researchers from Akamai have discovered a new and somewhat creative way hackers were hiding credit card skimmers on ecommerce websites.  Usually, hackers hide malicious code somewhere on the checkout page and steal sensitive payment information (credit card numbers, full names, expiration dates, etc.) during the purchase process.  In this…

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Calling all bug bounty hunters – Google has expanded its challenge to V8 and Cloud

Looking to put your bug hunting skills to good use and earn yourself a pretty penny in the process? Google has launched its latest bounty challenge rewarding participants for discovering bugs and exploiting vulnerabilities in Chrome’s v8 JavaScript and Google Cloud. The latest challenge, v8CTF, is a capture-the-flag based bug…

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