According to Google, the high-severity flaw, which is tracked as CVE-2022-4135, is due to a memory-related “heap buffer overflow in GPU”. “Google is aware that an exploit for CVE-2022-4135 exists in the wild,” Google says in its advisory. The issue was was reported on 22 November by Clement Lecigne, a researcher with Google’s Threat Analysis Group. Also: Ransomware: Why it’s still a big threat, and where the gangs are going next Google is rolling out the fix in the coming days or weeks via the Stable channel release of Chrome, which has now been updated to 107....

Of all the services Google provides, translation is easily my favorite. I can live with Firefox, I can live with Hotmail, I can live with iOS, but take away Google Translate and I’ll shed enough tears to fill up a bathtub. Why do I care so much? New readers might not know this, but I live in Finland. Admittedly I should take a language course, but it’s just so much easier to Google things....

If you’re looking for a compact power bank that features wireless charging – which means not having to carry cables with you – then take a look at Aukey’s PB-WL02 wireless 10,000mAh power bank/charger. And for the next few days, you can get money off this great package. At the heart of the package is 10,000mAh of power, enough to recharge an iPhone 11 Pro 2.6 times, a 2019 iPad Air 0....

With a Linux system based on the bootloader Grub 2, password protection this can be bypassed and open the doors to a disaster. An operation launched by 28 times on the Backspace key on the keyboard. Also Read: Why Hackers Use Linux OS ? It is a strange security bug that was discovered by two researchers in Spain. It potentially affects a broad range of machines running under Linux since it affects the popular bootloader Grub 2....

As the unit B of the Gundremmingen Nuclear Power Plant discovered Conficker and W32.Ramnit malware in a computer system which was retrofitted in 2008 with data visualization software associated with equipment for moving nuclear fuel rods. According to the reports, 18 removable data drives, mainly USB sticks, were infected by the malware in the office computers which was maintained separately from the plant’s operating systems. Hence, the energy group RWE said it had increased the cyber-security measures as a result....

While there are certainly reasons to be optimistic about what lies ahead, we still have to remain vigilant about the dangers that persist in the digital world. I know that can be difficult when so much of it seemingly becomes commonplace, like data leaks and breaches. I get it — you see data breach after data breach, and it becomes easier to ignore because you’re under the impression that hackers already have at least some of your login credentials or other sensitive information....

But regardless of the weather, the massive venue afforded plenty of space to set up tents for sessions art installations. Its other products were also on display, like oject on the self-driving car, there were even tents devoted to some of the smaller, lesser-known programs, like .org’s Impact Challenge. After hours, the Shoreline transformed into a very mild rave of sorts, with neon lights galore delicious food trucks on stby to feed hungry developers....

This will allow you to pick a ringtone from outside the default list. Because you’ll be able to access your internal storage. One option is to save audio files to your phone. Which you can do with a third-party app. Or by inserting a file to Drive and then saving it to your hardware storage. Editing the Ringtone Now, head to Contacts. Touch the person who you want to edit....

How to Add Custom Voice Commands to Google Now The thing that you have to do before going through the method is that you have to Launch the Google Now on your device and then Allow the AutoVoice feature to Listen the Google Now commands. AutoVoice is integrated with the Google Now and it searches for the particular voice input command that matches the Tasker profile that you has set up....

Editor’s Note: Though we love to get as many ‘Likes’ on Facebook for our posts, we would still want to inform our readers of all the available options. No wonder we have had so many posts on Facebook Privacy and also an extensive article on ad blockers! Nowadays, you can hardly find any blog without a Facebook like-button next to each post. While Facebook provides an easy way to share content, the like-button is raising more and more privacy concerns....

After the closure of the first Freedom Hosting, Freedom Hosting II (FHII) become one of the largest onion web hosting providers; it offers free space to any user who signs up for an account. FHII hosts every kind of illegal content and services, including bitcoin scams, black markets offering hacking tools, malware, counterfeit documents and many other illegal products. Members of the collective Anonymous hacked Freedom Hosting II because it is hosting a large number of websites sharing child pornography images....

Scopio has turned the photo marketplace completely on its head, offering images that are more diverse and more authentic. And new users can get an Unlimited Lifetime Subscription to Scopio Authentic Stock Photography right now for just $29. The ever-growing Scopio library contains more than 700,000 royalty-free images that have been created by over 14,000 photographers across more than 150 countries. The company allows photographers to profit from their images without the restrictions the current stock photography marketplace imposes....

The rise of ecommerce has presented an opportunity for retailers to analyze consumer needs and tailor their offerings to maximize revenue. Stor.ai, a digital commerce solution for grocers, believes gas station owners can jump on this trend and move from a vehicle-centric model to a customer-centric one. Gas stations today are already repurposing their store space to enable shoppers to receive deliveries at their convenience. I reached out to Mendel Gniwisch, CEO of Stor....

In the 6.1 beta of the popular keyboard (its first significant update since finally launching on Android in December), has added a few cool features that should be coming to the full release shortly. First up, they’ve taught the “G” button a new trick. Tap it you’ll now see a new translate icon at the front, which lets you select the languages that you want to translate to from. Then, when you enter a word or phrase into the text bar, the translated version will appear above the suggestions bar....

If you’ve been trying to decide whether it’s worth getting a robot vacuum, then there’s no longer any need to think about it. Because you can grab a great bargain on a robot vacuum that also mops during our Deal Days sale until July 14. The InstaRobo B1 Robot Vaccum Cleaner, 2-in-1 Vacuum and Mop Robot Automatic Self-Charging is down $40 from its original $179 sticker price, so you can have it for just $129....

Google I/O will be kicking off in almost 48 hours, and we’re all getting really excited about Google’s annual and most important conference. This is where we usually see the evolution of past products and the announcement of new and intriguing ventures. This year won’t be any different, and from the rumors we’re seeing, the next few days are gearing up to be very interesting. Below is a list of what we expect to see at I/O and what probably won’t be making an appearance anytime soon....

Samsung and Google have finally started rolling out the Android 5.0 Lollipop update for the Google Play edition Galaxy S4. However, Samsung is rolling out the Android 5.0 build of Lollipop, and not 5.0.1, which Google rolled out earlier this month. This means that GPe S4 owners will have to enjoy Lollipop with a few bugs, until Samsung and Google roll out the Android 5.0.1 build for the device. The 490MB OTA update also requires that you have at least 500MB of free space in the internal storage of your device for installation purposes....

Back at Google I/O this year, Google announced Play Protect — a rebrand of the company’s security offerings to help safeguard Android devices from malware and malicious apps. Starting from today, Google is rolling out its Play Protect home screen to all Android devices running the latest version of Google Play Services. With Play Protect, Google will periodically scan your device to ensure your device and your data are completely safe....

The recent attack goes by the name Petya/NotPetya is creating lots of havoc across India, Europe, and the US. The researcher has described the latest Petya/NotPetya as a wiper, which is something more worse than ransomware. According to the security researcher, Matt Suiche, the Petya is deleting the first sector of the disk. On the other hand security firm, Kaspersky had analyzed the installation id that was displayed on the victim’s computer....

Here’s The World’s First Smartphone With an Under-Display Front Camera Since the smartphone screens began to grow, manufacturers have tried several innovations to expand and eliminate the display bezels, simply to integrate the front camera into a notch, Pop-up cameras, sliding cameras, and much more. The ideal solution, at least on paper, was to integrate the camera under the screen, which seemed quite an extraordinary and impossible idea, except in different patents....