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Apple Lightning Cable knockoff can contain keyloggers, steal passwords

If you find USB sticks, cables, or other peripherals lying around, better leave them behind. Avoid plugging them into your computer at all costs, because there’s a chance these seemingly lost items are riddled with malware. As proof of concept, a security researcher created the “OMG Cable” that looks identical to Apple’s official Lighting to […]

Posted inInternet, Smartphones

Global average price for mobile data is $4/GB, mobile traffic surged worldwide

New data presented by StockApps reveals the latest trends in mobile. Worthy of note is the fact that a gigabyte (GB) of data costs $4.07 based on the global average. At that rate, Philippine users have had it better these days than many users elsewhere, what with unli data promos and relatively cheaper volume-based subscriptions […]

Posted inTech News

Australian Police given authority to take over social media accounts, delete data

The Australian government has a bill that bolsters police authority in surveilling and catching criminals over the Internet. Known as the Surveillance Legislation Amendment (Identify and Disrupt) Bill 2020, this newly passed legislation essentially allows police officers to modify and delete data owned by suspected violators, gather intelligence on networks used by criminals, and seize […]

Posted inTelecoms

DITO mobile network performance is almost on par with Smart, Globe — Opensignal

Mobile analytics firm Opensignal has, for the first time, released a new report comparing how DITO Telecommunity‘s mobile network performed against the competition since it began commercial operations in March. Data gathered by Opensignal show that mobile users in DITO’s network are experiencing close to the all-operator average in terms of download speeds. DITO actually […]