Prilex POS malware evolves to block contactless transactions
A new version of the Prilex POS malware has found a novel way to steal your credit card information. Image: WhataWin/Adobe Stock According to Kaspersky, Prilex is a Brazilian threat…
A new version of the Prilex POS malware has found a novel way to steal your credit card information. Image: WhataWin/Adobe Stock According to Kaspersky, Prilex is a Brazilian threat…
The 2023 Metaverse & AR Developer Bundle will provide you a strong foundation in a new tech frontier. Image: StackCommerce While the metaverse hasn’t exactly rocketed off the Earth like…
Cycling and walking are rarely associated with Dubai, but a new plan by local studio Urb aims to change that. Named the Loop, it envisions a 93-km-long enclosed bicycle and walking pathway that offers respite from the harsh desert conditions. Source of Article
Image: Samsung Samsung’s next Galaxy mainline S series phone will be the S23 series, the company announced on Wednesday, Feb. 1. Coming Feb. 17, 2023, the baseline Galaxy S23 will…
The MTN Nigeria recently visited the Nigerian Exchange Group (NGX Group) on the one-year anniversary of the MTNN 3% sell down to broaden the ownership for all Nigerians. Source of Article
Secure your internet connection now with VPNSecure while it’s still on sale. Image: StackCommerce If you value digital security, using a VPN is essential. You may be wondering which provider…
Samsung has held its first in-person Galaxy Unpacked event since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, launching new premium smartphones and a trio of 2-in-1 laptops – though the Galaxy S23 Ultra stole the limelight with its 200-MP camera. Source of Article
With lesson learnt from 2022, Emmanuel Asika, Country Head for Nigeria, at HP reviews the evolving threat landscape and top cybercrime trends to watch out for in 2023. Source of Article
Tyler Cross Published on: February 2, 2023 Microsoft was recently targeted by threat actors who abused the Oauth app registration’s “Verified Partner” system by impersonating legitimate companies. Microsoft stated that…
Green hydrogen is going to demand a lot of water for electrolysis – nine liters of pure water for every kilogram of hydrogen. Researchers say they've found a simple way to use seawater in standard electrolyzers, and that's big news for clean energy. Source of Article
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