Monthly Archives: August 2020
Intel investigates 20 GB of internal documents leak
Has the US chipmaker, Intel, been the victim of a hacker attack? The company is currently investigating how internal documents could be made public. 20...
Millions of smartphones with Snapdragon chips are vulnerable
The security company Checkpoint claims to have discovered more than 400 security holes in the digital signal processor (DSP) of Qualcomm's Snapdragon chips, and hundreds of...
6 Things You Need To Take Note Of When Downloading Torrents
Torrents are popular because these enable people to download and upload files at faster speeds. These also allow people to share large files around...
How to use Google’s AirDrop rival Nearby Share
Google's answer to Apple's AirDrop is here. It's called Nearby Share. Android users have been asking for an 'AirDrop' from Google for a long time,...
Linux 5.8: Biggest kernel update ever released
Linux chief, Linus Torvalds released Linux kernel 5.8 on August 2, 2020, set a new record being the biggest kernel update ever — with...
Pixel 4a — Google launches its low-cost smartphone with the best...
Google has finally launched Pixel 4a — a cheap and compact smartphone, but that takes better photos than many of the high-end phones on...
Why should people back up their DVDs with WinX DVD Ripper?
Many of us have heard or had that problem of the Disc rot. Disc rot is common to all-optical media like CD, DVD, and...
17-year-old “mastermind” arrested for the biggest hack in Twitter history
Just over two weeks after an unprecedented cyberattack on celebrity Twitter accounts, the police arrested a 17-year-old as the main suspect. Graham Ivan Clark is...