Bluebox Security has found a security loophole in Google’s Android operating system through which attackers are able to feign legitimate applications in the ecosystem in order to deceive users and take control of their mobile devices.
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Instagram users facing risks when connecting through public Wi-Fi
If you are an Instagram addict and could not resist taking and sharing photos anywhere, including public places where a Wi-Fi connection is available, you should be aware of some risks.
Motorola Rumored To Be Working On A 5.9-inch Nexus Smartphone
Motorola’s decline over the years has been well documented. The once giant is now forced to live in the shadow of the likes of Samsung, Apple and HTC. Although their adaption to Android was quick, it wasn’t quite impactful as its rivals.
Google reportedly acquires video service provider Twitch for $1B
It’s still unconfirmed as of this time, but many reports have circulated recently claiming that Google has reached an agreement to buy Twitch, a subscription-based video services provider, for $1 billion.
Amazon cloud infested with DDoS botnets
Security researchers have found yet another exploit on the Amazon cloud computing platform through the Elasticsearch distributed search engine tool. According to analysis, hackers are able to gain access to the search engine to deploy a battalion of botnets on Amazon cloud.
Samsung delays Tizen smartphone shipment to Russia due to apps shortage
In early June, Samsung Electronics unveiled its new flagship smartphone that is the first to run on the still fresh Tizen operating system – a bold move by the Korean phone maker to break away from Google’s Android ecosystem.
