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Voting for next UK PM delayed after hacking alert: Report - Vimarsana News

Voting for next UK PM delayed after hacking alert: Report

Voting by Britain's Conservative Party members to pick the next prime minister has been delayed after the GCHQ spy agency warned that cyber hackers could change people’s ballots, news agencies reported on Tuesday

WhatsApp Scam! Do not call THESE numbers or you'll have to pay hefty price - Vimarsana News

WhatsApp Scam! Do not call THESE numbers or you'll have to pay hefty price

WhatsApp has recently seen hackers taking a new way to hack your device and take all your personal data. They will let you call on a number to forward the call and overtake your account.

How hackers trick WhatsApp users to make a call while they hijack the account - Vimarsana News

How hackers trick WhatsApp users to make a call while they hijack the account

How hackers trick WhatsApp users to make a call while they hijack the account - Hackers call up their targets and asks them to call on numbers starting with 67 or 405. Read what happens next when the users do so.

3 tricks to keep your smartphone secure from hacking - Vimarsana News

3 tricks to keep your smartphone secure from hacking

3 tricks to keep your smartphone secure from hacking - It's important to keep the software updated to protect phone from hacking or error. Use secure apps in which technology like encryption has been used.

Global hacking threat alert! Everything you need to know about 'Log4j' vulnerability - Vimarsana News

Global hacking threat alert! Everything you need to know about 'Log4j' vulnerability

Global hacking threat alert! Everything you need to know about 'Log4j' vulnerability - Called the worst security vulnerability in the last 10 years, the flaw can give hackers ‘unfiltered access’ to computer systems.