Today, we have Nia Christair with us, an expert in mobile gaming and app development, device and hardware design, and enterprise mobile solutions. Nia will provide insights on the challenges faced by Russian security forces due to the shortage of smartphone hacking equipment and the broader
Duke University is implementing a significant shift in its cybersecurity protocols by discontinuing support for SMS and phone call multi-factor authentication (MFA) methods. This move, which aims to enhance the security of the Duke network, will take effect for students on March 18, following a
In an era where cyber threats are evolving at an alarming pace, companies like Google are constantly striving to enhance security measures for their users. One of the most significant changes recently announced by Google is its shift in approach to two-factor authentication (2FA) for Gmail, moving
As we increasingly rely on smartphones for daily tasks and critical needs, the necessity of ensuring that these devices remain secure cannot be overemphasized. Smartphones function as modern equivalents of Swiss Army Knives, providing numerous features that assist us in our everyday lives. However,
The mobile security landscape has been rocked by the revelation of a sophisticated new kernel exploit targeting Apple iOS devices, known as Trigon. This exploit capitalizes on a critical vulnerability within the XNU kernel’s virtual memory subsystem, officially recognized as CVE-2023-32434. The v
In a chilling revelation for mobile app developers and users alike, Kaspersky Labs has uncovered a malicious piece of crypto malware named SparkCat embedded in widely-used mobile software development kits (SDKs). SparkCat employs advanced optical character recognition (OCR) technology to scan image
