Adobe has released its latest security patches that would help fix the multiple critical vulnerabilities that have been detected in Adobe Photoshop CC 19.1.5 and earlier 19.x versions, as well…
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Right after the smartphone and tablet revolution that disrupted the laptop market considerably, the next big thing is the proliferation of IoT (Internet-of-Things) devices. The days when toasters, refrigerators, home…
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The Australian government doesn’t want the Chinese companies Huawei and ZTE to supply technology for its 5G network. The government has decided to block these two prominent Chinese tech companies…
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It is fairly common knowledge for many tech-savvy people that the Apple App Store has strict app publishing policies compared to the Google Play Store, Windows Store and Amazon Store….
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A lawsuit has been filed against tech giant Google, accusing Google of tracking locations even when the “Location History” setting is turned off. It was just ten days ago that…
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Windows-based Outlook Express for a long time had been the center of controversy for Microsoft for implementing an insecure email client from 1993 till 2006. It was only until the…
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Users of the open-source Apache Struts 2 web app development framework have been urged to update their software following today’s disclosure of a critical remote code execution vulnerability that leaves…
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Facebook is today an integral part of our day-to-day life; millions of people across the world use Facebook daily and it has redefined communication to a great extent. It also…
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Trend Micro is introducing a new update on how its software implements automatic updates, they dubbed it “Virtual Patching”. It is designed as a short-term stop-gap measure of preventing security…
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The new release of browser Chrome 68 from Google marks all non-HTTPS website as Not Secure, thus cautioning the user that they are on the website at their own risk. The original article…
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