Tag: mobile apps
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Google adds another AI dollop to Workspace
A select group of trustworthy testers” will soon have access to ChatGPT-like text creation in Google Workspace. With companies like OpenAI’s ChatGPT and DALL-E capturing the zeitgeist by storm with human prompt-driven generative AI. It was only a matter of time until Google joined the battle. In conjunction with Google Cloud, Google launched…
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Google Cloud storage is not as secure as we believe
Google Cloud Logs are a detective’s best friend. Google Cloud may have some worrying security issues. It allows threat actors to steal data without being detected by the cloud storage platform. According to cybersecurity website experts, who discovered that Google Cloud Platform (GCP) logs are often used to identify assaults. They comprehend what threat actors have accomplished,…
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Web and Mobile Applications Essential Elements
Web and mobile applications have become an essential part of our daily lives. Technology advancements and increasing demand for digital solutions have led to a continued rise in web and mobile applications. Moreover, Web applications refer to software programs that run on a web server and can be accessed through a web browser. These applications…
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Mozilla: Most popular Android apps are not private
Mozilla discovered that 80% of Google Play Store app privacy labels were deceptive. Mozilla claims in research the most popular mobile apps aren’t as private as they want users to believe. The business created one of the most secure browsers available. It discovered that around 80% of Google Play Store apps’ privacy labels were deceptive or fraudulent.…
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Google Workspace is the safest option for your workplace
According to a new study cloud-based email favors over on-premises alternatives. Google Workspace is the most secure cloud-based email solution available. Over four years, At-Bay reviewed data from around 40,000 individual SMB policyholders. They discovered that organizations that utilized cloud-based email products reported “substantially fewer” security issues. On the other hand, businesses that used…
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Phishing campaign abusing Google ads to target AWS logins
A new phishing scheme is aiming at AWS logins using Google Ads to insert phishing sites into Google Search to acquire users’ credentials. A cybersecurity website identified the campaign after researchers saw fraudulent search results on January 30, 2023. When searching for “AWS,” malicious advertising came in second, just after Amazon’s own sponsored search result. Initially, the…
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Google Bard: A ChatGPT competitor can transform Search Engines
Google Bard will be available ‘in the coming weeks. Google has finally snapped and launched a ChatGPT rival dubbed as Bard. An experimental conversational AI service that’ll be available to the public in the coming weeks. The chatbot, like ChatGPT, can answer complicated inquiries and teach you about complex topics in a conversational manner.…
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Virtualization: Google ads are spreading malware through it
A persistent Google Ads malvertising campaign is disseminating malware installers that use KoiVM virtualization technology. The campaign is doing so to avoid the detection of antivirus software when installing the Formbook data stealer. KoiVM is a ConfuserEx.NET protection plugin that encrypts a program’s opcodes such that only the virtual machine understands them. The virtual machine then translates…
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Fi: According to Google hackers gained access to user information
The Workspace of Google’s parent company cell network provider, Google Fi, has revealed a data breach. It is most likely connected to T-recent Mobile’s security disaster, in which hackers stole millions of users’ personal information. TechCrunch obtained an email stating that the Google Workspace company recently received a suspicious activity alert from the organization’s major…
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Google: Set Personal Pronouns with Workspace
Personal pronouns may now be set in Google Workspace. As part of the collaboration tool suite’s personal information cards, users of Google Workspace can specify who can view their pronouns. The business announced the move in a “Weekly Recap” article on the Workspace Google Updates blog. The organization states that pronouns would be shown in Google Contacts. This…