India Tightens Grip on Caller-ID Apps
TRAI's amended rules force caller-ID apps to feed spam reports into a telecom blockchain, drawing accusations of anti-competitive data transfer from Truecaller.
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TRAI's amended rules force caller-ID apps to feed spam reports into a telecom blockchain, drawing accusations of anti-competitive data transfer from Truecaller.
A joint advisory from the UK, FBI, and Netherlands warns that Iranian hackers use social engineering and messaging apps to spy on and wipe victims' systems.
FBI, UK NCSC, and Dutch AIVD warn that Iranian actors use social messaging apps to deploy Chosen Brick data-stealing malware.
A webinar will examine two attacks that used malicious OAuth apps and social engineering to breach Google Workspace environments.
Anthropic says threat groups tied to ShinyHunters, Russia, and China misused Claude for credential harvesting, malware, and espionage.
Microsoft resolved a launch bug hitting Teams and Outlook on ARM-based Windows 11 devices with September's Patch Tuesday update.
Bitdefender says Google Play's Early Access program is being used to push fake casino and reward apps that offer no public reviews to warn users.
Google's new Android feature moves passwords and passkeys between manager apps without CSV files, starting with three partners.
Android malware clones banking apps into separate work profiles, letting fraudsters evade detection.
OpenAI tests a Writing Style feature that learns from your connected apps, though rollout details remain unclear.
Oura's IPO filing faces rivals adding payments, haptics, and on-device apps to smart rings.
Microsoft tests granular camera, mic, and location permissions for desktop apps in a new Insider build.
Printing and PDF export fail in some WPF apps after August 2026 .NET updates; Microsoft offers a risky workaround.
ToxicPanda 2.0 uses VPN permissions to block Google Play, adding 167 commands and targeting 349 apps.
Beyond student discounts, free and cheap apps are available via employers, device bundles, and genuinely free tools.
This week's threats exploit trusted components: signed drivers, legitimate apps, and AI to bypass defenses.
Enterprise apps see 4.31x more critical vulnerabilities as AI accelerates creation and strains remediation.
A one-click prompt injection attack on Atlassian's Rovo could expose enterprise data across connected apps.
A critical authorization vulnerability in Microsoft Power Apps allows remote attackers to elevate privileges, necessitating immediate attention from administrators.
A critical vulnerability in Azure Logic Apps allows unauthorized information disclosure, earning a CVSS score of 9.6.
Google Maps is integrating food ordering, hotel booking, and calendar-linked AI features into its Ask Maps interface for U.S. users.
A new mobile application offers location-based audio narratives, aiming to provide users with historical context about their surroundings.
The city of San Francisco has issued a demand for Apple and Google to remove AI-powered apps capable of generating non-consensual deepfake imagery.
Roblox is bringing AI-driven game creation to mobile devices, forcing a debate over content quality and developer competition.
The UAT-11795 threat actor is deploying the Starland RAT via trojanized installers to harvest credentials and crypto assets.
A sophisticated Windows malware framework is compromising cryptocurrency wallets by injecting fake recovery prompts into desktop apps.
Microsoft is rolling out enhanced security measures in Defender for Cloud Apps to combat the abuse of OAuth tokens by the ShinyHunters group.