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Syhunt Community is a web and now mobile application security scanner. Syhunt is able to scan any kind of application source code for potential security vulnerabilities, pinpointing the exact lines of the code that need to be patched. Or you can simply enter a start URL and get detailed vulnerability information – Syhunt is […]
Amazon’s Alexa can now be used on any Android phone. Whilst you still need to install the Alexa app to start a command, it is now possible to set Alexa as a default assistant, this has come about since Amazon has launched an update to its Alexa app for Android phones which helps users to […]
Joe Belfiore continued that he had also shifted to Android himself. Windows 10 Mobile attempted to attract users by making them run the same “universal apps” on both their PCs and handsets, but the thought failed to catch on. The OS accounted for just 0.03% of the global market based on smartphone purchases between April […]
Third-party applications that allow single sign-on via Facebook and Google and support the OAuth 2.0 protocol, are exposed to account hijacking. Three Chinese University of Hong Kong researchers presented at Black Hat EU last week a paper called “Signing into One Billion Mobile LApp Accounts Effortlessly with OAuth 2.0.” The paper describes an attack that […]
People using YouTube love to hear music even if they turn off the screen or in the background on your smartphone. At present YouTube hasn’t released such feature to it’s app in Android or iOS. Download and install Mozilla browser on your Android device. Open YouTube website in Mozilla browser. Go to settings page and […]
Suppose you are chatting with your girlfriend and watching a movie or video on YouTube alongside, but you don’t want to touch your PC every time for pausing, reversing, forwarding, increasing or decreasing volume: what to do in that situation? You can obviously control your PC with your smartphone using apps, but wouldn’t it be great […]
The official mobile website of American daily newspaper The Washington Post was hacked by Syrian Electronic Army (SEA), a group loyal to Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad. After taking over the mobile website of The Washington Post, hackers redirected the site to one of their own sites (sea.sy). The attack was conducted about 9 hours ago when visitors on the […]