Smishing is one of the most commonly used techniques by scammers. It is a variation of traditional phishing that is spread via SMS and whose objective is to deceive victims. impersonate a business or banking entityThere are many examples, such as fake text messages from the Post Office or supposed messages from the Treasury. Cases ...
Netflix has imposed certain limits for the sharing of its user accounts and at the same time it has added a control tool in your settings so you know who is logging into your account. [Netflix se acaba de cargar una de sus funciones más útiles en el peor momento posible] This tool allows you ...
Password managers have multiplied in recent months. There are many managers available such as iCloud Keychain or the famous 1Password. In fact, we were talking about it a few days ago to tell you that Apple Passkeys were going to be introduced throughout 2023, these keys that were going to change the way you log ...
After more than two years of the pandemic, most of us can’t see rising curves, but fortunately there are a few trends that are somewhat encouraging – at least for the video game world. Steam recently celebrated a new record: over 30 million simultaneously active users. Valve’s platform is thus reaching a new milestone that ...
Steam has definitely been breaking records in terms of usage since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. The latest to run. Explanations. The new record for concurrent users on Steam is… 28 million players. For comparison: it is more than the total population of Australia or Cameroon. As a reminder: In November 2021, the 27 ...
We always complained about WhatsApp, but the truth is, no one can deny that it is the most used messaging app in the world. he was seen involved in many controversies after its takeover by Facebook (or rather Meta), but it is also true that the social network giant tried to improve the confidentiality conditions ...
Kerem Albayrak, 22, of London, had a plan back in 2017. With her computer skills she wanted to be the mother of all lights, too nothing less than Apple itself. Your "Weapons", the private information of 319 million iCloud accounts. In exchange for not deleting or distributing data for all such accounts publicly, Kerem he ...
