Mobile banking apps in developing nations have weak security
The developing world is increasingly using mobile banking apps to move money, but new research shows those apps are often poorly coded and pose security risks.
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New malware turns your computer into a cellular antenna
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Knocking a drone out of the sky is sometimes possible using an invisible weapon -- sound.
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A type of body scanner in wide use across U.S. airports through last year fails to spot well-concealed weapons including guns and knives, computer security researchers contend.
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Many Chrome browser extensions do sneaky things
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