Critical glibc Flaw Puts Linux Machines and Apps at Risk (Patch Immediately)

A highly critical vulnerability has been uncovered in the GNU C Library (glibc), a key component of most Linux distributions, that leaves nearly all Linux machines, thousands of apps and electronic devices vulnerable to hackers that can take full control over them.



Just clicking on a link or connecting to a server can result in remote code execution (RCE), allowing hackers to steal

VirusTotal now Scans Mac OS X Apps for Malware

Do Mac Computers Get Viruses?



Yes, Of Course, they do! 



According to stats, malware for MAC OS X has appeared five times more in 2015 alone than the previous five years combined.



As malware for Macs is becoming more common, Google has decided to add support for Mac  OS X malware detection to its VirusTotal web-based service.



VirusTotal — launched in 2004 and acquired by Google in

Google Records and Store Your Voice — Here's How to Listen and Delete It

OK, Google is Listening… and Recording too.



Google is not just listening to your searches, but the search engine is also recording and storing every single voice search you make.



Google is incredibly accurate at understanding your voice. The company secretly stores its users' searches from its voice-activated assistant Google's Voice Search and search feature Google Now to turn up

Google releases Security Patch for Android Stagefright 2.0 Vulnerability

Google reportedly fixed the latest round of Stagefright vulnerabilities in Android, pushing its latest over-the-air (OTA) update to Nexus devices.



Last week, researchers warned of Stagefright 2.0 vulnerability that affected more than one Billion Android devices dating back to the latest versions of the Android operating system.



The Stagefright bugs allowed hackers to take control of

Incomplete 'Stagefright' Security Patch Leaves Android Vulnerable to Text Hack

Wanna hack someone's Android smartphone by sending just an MMS message?

Yes, you can, because Google's patch for the Stagefright vulnerability in hundreds of Millions of Android devices is BUGGY.



Last week, Google issued an official patch for Stagefright vulnerability that affects 95 percent of Android devices running version 2.2 to version 5.1 of the operating system, an estimated 950