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Internet Users Tricked Into Downloading 'Firefox' Spyware Internet users tricked into downloading 'Firefox' spyware UPDATED  FRI 3 MAY 2013, 8:27 AM AEST Email   Facebook   Twitter   WhatsApp The Mozilla Foundation has accused UK software group Gamma International of tricking internet users into downloading surveillance software by falsely associating it with the Firefox name. Finfisher is legitimate monitoring software thought to be used by governments to covertly obtain data. But it can be installed unknowingly by computer users and is often disguised as an update to a well-known browser - like Firefox. The University of Toronto research group, The Citizen Lab, says it believes Finfisher servers are currently active in 36 countries, including Australia. An excerpt from a report by the group released this week, titled  For Their Eyes Only: The Commercialisation of Digital Spying , states: The booby-trapped document embeds a copy

WhatsApp Call Recorder Download How we can use it with :  Audio How to record WhatsApp calls on Android using Cube Call Recorder Remember how we said that both methods only work with specific devices? Due to hardware differences and software limitations, Cube Call Recorder's VoIP recording feature — WhatsApp uses VoIP, that's Voice over Internet Protocol — only works on certain devices. The list is available as  a Google Spreadsheet  linked from the app's Play Store page. There's another caveat with Cube Call: VoIP recording  mostly  works on the listed devices. We tested Cube Call with  Samsung Galaxy Note8 , which is present in the list, but it didn't work for us despite repeated attempts and tweaks to app settings. If you have a device that's listed in that aforementioned spreadsheet, you're welcome to try these steps. Install  Cube Call Recorder  on your phone that has WhatsApp. Open Cube Call Recorder and then switch to WhatsApp. Call t

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Expanding its  Solid State Drive (SSD) portfolio in India, Samsung on Wednesday introduced “ Samsung 970 EVO Plus ” — its latest non-volatile memory express (NVMe) with up to 2TB space with the aim to enable IT, tech and gaming industry to easily handle the intensive workload on PCs. Powered by Samsung’s fifth-generation Vertical (V)-NAND technology, “970 EVO Plus” will fuel superior performance in tasks like 4K content editing, 3D modelling and simulation as well as heavy gaming, the company said in a statement. The storage device will be available from February in 250GB, 500GB and 1TB capacities for Rs 6,479, Rs 9,359 and Rs 17,999 respectively whereas the 2TB variant of the device would be made available in April for Rs 35,999. “This upgraded version of our SSD offering promises faster performance, exceptional endurance, unparalleled reliability as well as increased power efficiency,” said Sukesh Jain, Senior Vice President, IT and Mobile Enterprise Business, Samsung India.

Microsoft has stated that they will now be focusing much more on supporting their mobile apps for Android and iOS platforms. Microsoft will not be issuing any future security updates, patches or system enhancements to Windows Phone 10 powered smartphones after the support ends. Microsoft  has announced that it will be ending support for the Windows Phone 10 mobile platform on December 10. The company, in an FAQ post for the same, suggests its users move to a supported  Android  or  iOS  device. This means that the company will be issuing no future security updates, patches or system enhancements to Windows Phone 10 powered smartphones after the said date. However, it stated that third-party developers might continue supporting their apps for the platform for a later date. Smartphones running Windows 10 Mobile version 1709, according to the FAQ post, will be supported until December 10. Whereas smartphones running Windows 10 Mobile version 1703 like the Lumia 640 XL will

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Gaurav Shukla ,  09 January 2019 The SanDisk Extreme Pro Portable SSD will go on sale in Spring HIGHLIGHTS SanDisk Extreme Pro Portable SSD is capable of 1GBps transfer speeds 4TB USB-C thumb drive is currently in the prototype stage SanDisk Flashback can sync your thumb drive data to cloud Western Digital (WD) has announced a slew of new external storage products, including the new SanDisk Extreme Pro Portable SSD, at the ongoing CES 2019 tech fair in Las Vegas. The company also showcased a prototype of its SanDisk 4TB USB-C thumb drive, My Passport Go SSD portable drive as well as a cloud-based backup service called SanDisk Flashback. The Extreme Pro Portable SSD will go on sale this Spring, whereas My Passport Go SSD is already on sale. The company has noted that the SanDisk Flashback backup service will only be available in the United States initially. SanDisk Extreme Pro Portable SSD >According to WD, the new SanDisk Extreme Pro Portable SSD a

A 2016 hoax message aimed at duping WhatsApp users into downloading a virus has made a return, but it does not make any more sense than it did before. Read more