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Monday, September 4, 2023

New China-linked spyware targets Android users via fake Signal, Telegram apps - ETTelecom

FlyGram malware was also seen shared in a Uyghur Telegram group, which aligns with previous targeting of the BadBazaar malware family, according to the report.

  • Updated On Sep 4, 2023 at 03:14 PM IST
New Delhi: Cybersecurity researchers have discovered malicious Signal and Telegram Android apps distributed via the Google Play Store and Samsung Galaxy Store designed to deliver the China-linked "BadBazaar" spyware, a new report has revealed.

According to cybersecurity company ESET, the threat actors behind the malicious tool are the China-aligned APT group GREF.

The malicious Signal and Telegram apps hackers were using to infect users' devices are 'Signal Plus Messenger' and 'FlyGram'.

"Most likely active since July 2020 and since July 2022, respectively, the campaigns have distributed the Android BadBazaar espionage code through the Google Play store, Samsung Galaxy Store, and dedicated websites representing the malicious apps Signal Plus Messenger and FlyGram," said security researcher Lukas Stefanko.

The purpose of these trojanized apps is to exfiltrate user data. Specifically, FlyGram can extract basic device information, but also sensitive data, such as contact lists, call logs, and the list of Google Accounts.

FlyGram can access Telegram backups if the user enabled a specific feature added by the attackers; the feature was activated by at least 13,953 user accounts, the report said.

Signal Plus Messenger collects similar device data and sensitive information; however, its main goal is to spy on the victim's Signal communications - it can extract the Signal PIN number that protects the Signal account and abuses the link device feature that allows users to connect Signal Desktop and Signal iPad to their phones.

Previously, the BadBazaar malware was used to target Uyghurs and other Turkic ethnic minorities.

FlyGram malware was also seen shared in a Uyghur Telegram group, which aligns with previous targeting of the BadBazaar malware family, according to the report.

Victims have been found primarily in Germany, Poland, and the US, with victims also discovered in Ukraine, Australia, Brazil, Denmark, Congo-Kinshasa, Hong Kong, Hungary, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Portugal, Singapore, Spain, and Yemen.

"Both Signal Plus Messenger and FlyGram are slightly different variants of BadBazaar that focus on user data exfiltration and espionage. However, it's important to note that each of them possesses unique malicious functionalities," Stefanko said.

  • Published On Sep 4, 2023 at 03:10 PM IST

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Sunday, September 3, 2023

Iphone 15 Launch | Prices Of Old Iphones Might Drop After The Launch Of Iphone15 | English News - CNN-News18

Kolačiće i podatke koristimo za sljedeće:

  • pružanje i održavanje Googleovih usluga
  • praćenje prekida rada i zaštitu od neželjenog sadržaja, prijevara i zloupotrebe
  • mjerenje angažmana publike i prikupljanje statističkih podataka o web-lokacijama da bismo razumjeli kako se upotrebljavaju naše usluge i da bismo poboljšali kvalitetu tih usluga.

Ako odaberete Prihvati sve, kolačiće i podatke koristit ćemo i za sljedeće:

  • razvoj i poboljšanje novih usluga
  • isporuku oglasa i mjerenje njihove učinkovitosti
  • prikazivanje prilagođenog sadržaja, ovisno o vašim postavkama
  • prikazivanje prilagođenih oglasa, ovisno o vašim postavkama.

Ako odaberete Odbij sve, nećemo upotrebljavati kolačiće u te dodatne svrhe.

Na neprilagođeni sadržaj i oglase utječu čimbenici kao što su sadržaj koji trenutačno gledate i vaša lokacija (posluživanje oglasa temelji se na općoj lokaciji). Prilagođeni sadržaj i oglasi mogu uključivati i stvari kao što su preporuke videozapisa, prilagođena YouTubeova početna stranica i prilagođeni oglasi na temelju prethodne aktivnosti, primjerice videozapisa koje gledate i sadržaja koje tražite na YouTubeu. Kolačiće i podatke upotrebljavamo i kako bismo prilagodili dobnu primjerenost doživljaja, ako je to relevantno.

Odaberite Više opcija da biste vidjeli dodatne informacije, uključujući pojedinosti o upravljanju postavkama privatnosti. Možete posjetiti i g.co/privacytools kad god želite.

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Saturday, September 2, 2023

Google Pixel 8 and 8 Pro European prices leak along with storage and color options - GSMArena.com news - GSMArena.com

A new report on the Pixel 8 family just came in, revealing the European storage options along with their respective pricing. We also get the color options. However, the bad news is that the Pixel 8 and 8 Pro will likely be pricier than their predecessors.

The price hike is quite significant if we are to trust the source, of course. The Pixel 8 with 128GB of storage will ask for €874 with 23% VAT, while the 256GB variant goes up to €949. The Pixel 7 at launch started at €650. The Pixel 8 Pro is rumored to launch at €1,235 for merely 128GB storage and will ask €1,309 for the 256GB iteration. The 512GB model will set you back an even heftier €1,461. For reference, the Pixel 7 Pro launched at €900.

Supposed renders of the Pixel 8 and 8 Pro Supposed renders of the Pixel 8 and 8 Pro

To be frank, these price hikes sound a bit absurd, so we take these findings with a healthy dose of skepticism.

The info on color options, on the other hand, seems trustworthy. The smaller Pixel will come in Hazel, Obsidian, Rose and Mint colors, while the Pro model has Bay, Obsidian, Porcelain and Mint paint jobs.

Some recent rumors regarding the duo suggest that Google is preparing a Night Sight video to complement the Night Sight for photos, so it will be interesting to see what Google has come up with. And the rumors about the phones being only eSIM turn out to be untrue, so the physical SIM card tray stays for now.

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Gadgets 360 With Technical Guruji: Tech Tips - NDTV

Kolačiće i podatke koristimo za sljedeće:

  • pružanje i održavanje Googleovih usluga
  • praćenje prekida rada i zaštitu od neželjenog sadržaja, prijevara i zloupotrebe
  • mjerenje angažmana publike i prikupljanje statističkih podataka o web-lokacijama da bismo razumjeli kako se upotrebljavaju naše usluge i da bismo poboljšali kvalitetu tih usluga.

Ako odaberete Prihvati sve, kolačiće i podatke koristit ćemo i za sljedeće:

  • razvoj i poboljšanje novih usluga
  • isporuku oglasa i mjerenje njihove učinkovitosti
  • prikazivanje prilagođenog sadržaja, ovisno o vašim postavkama
  • prikazivanje prilagođenih oglasa, ovisno o vašim postavkama.

Ako odaberete Odbij sve, nećemo upotrebljavati kolačiće u te dodatne svrhe.

Na neprilagođeni sadržaj i oglase utječu čimbenici kao što su sadržaj koji trenutačno gledate i vaša lokacija (posluživanje oglasa temelji se na općoj lokaciji). Prilagođeni sadržaj i oglasi mogu uključivati i stvari kao što su preporuke videozapisa, prilagođena YouTubeova početna stranica i prilagođeni oglasi na temelju prethodne aktivnosti, primjerice videozapisa koje gledate i sadržaja koje tražite na YouTubeu. Kolačiće i podatke upotrebljavamo i kako bismo prilagodili dobnu primjerenost doživljaja, ako je to relevantno.

Odaberite Više opcija da biste vidjeli dodatne informacije, uključujući pojedinosti o upravljanju postavkama privatnosti. Možete posjetiti i g.co/privacytools kad god želite.

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Friday, September 1, 2023

Google Chrome is making it easy to capture still frames in videos - Android Police

Summary

  • Google Chrome, the most-used web browser, has introduced a new feature to copy video frames, eliminating the need for third-party tools in content creation.
  • The feature allows users to pause a video in the browser, right-click, and select "Copy Video Frame" to grab a high-quality still.
  • While the feature is said to be available starting today, it may not be visible on all versions of Chrome yet and is currently limited to certain websites where the browser's right-click menu is not suppressed.

Google Chrome has been at the forefront of many technological enhancements since it debuted way back in 2008. It didn’t take more than four years before it passed up Microsoft Internet Explorer as the most-used web browser in the world, a title it still holds 11 years later with around 66 percent of the total share. One little feature has been missing since it launched, however, and that has to do with capturing still frames from videos. That all changed earlier today.

On a blog post sharing browser tips for college students, Google casually dropped its latest innovation to copy video frames. Rolling out with the newest Chrome desktop version, all you have to do to grab a high quality still is pause any video playing in the browser, right-click it, and select “Copy Video Frame.”

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There’s no more need to use third-party tools to screen grab from videos on sites like YouTube without showing the player controls, which is an extremely helpful addition. For anyone working in the online content creation world, this is more than welcomed.

Despite Google saying that the feature is "available starting today," we’re not seeing it on the official build of Chrome 116 or even Chrome Canary 118. However, The Verge was able to test the feature already and noted that it works on YouTube and Google Photos, but not many other places, and not at all on sites where the browser's right-click menu is suppressed. The tool also loads the screenshot in your computer's clipboard instead of saving a file, and it captures the frame at the video's resolution rather than your monitor's.

Nothing else in the blog post came as a surprise, but if you feel like you’re in need of a refresher of what Chrome can do with grouped tabs, extensions, and research tools, it’ll be a good read. Chrome is always evolving, and it’s recently began reworking its reader mode with new style options and a splash of Material You. You can read about some of the bigger changes in every Google Chrome version here.

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Motorola launches Moto G84 with a Snapdragon 695, costs under $250 - GSMArena.com news - GSMArena.com

Motorola teased the Moto G84 on Flipkart last week, and today it officially launched the midranger in India. The smartphone comes with a somewhat old Snapdragon 695 chipset with 5G support, but it still looks like a great package for its price point.

Motorola launches Moto G84 with a Snapdragon 695 and a PRICE

Upfront is a 6.55" 10-bit OLED display with 120 Hz refresh rate and 240 Hz touch sampling rate. Motorola promises peak brightness of 1,300 nits. There is a single punch hole in the center for the selfie camera - a 16 MP shooter with an f/2.45 aperture.

There are two more cameras on the back instead of the three on the Moto G82. The main one has a 50 MP 1/1.5” sensor with 1.0µm pixel size and f/1.88 lens. It comes with Dual PDAF and OIS. Next to it is an 8 MP ultra-wide-angle cam with 118 degrees FoV, but no AF.

Both cams support 4K video at 30 fps and bring Auto Night Vision for better photos in a dark environment.

Motorola launches Moto G84 with a Snapdragon 695 and a PRICE

The Moto G84 has Dolby Atmos support and Moto Spatial Sound, which should sound lovely through the stereo speakers.

The Moto G84 ships with Android 13, and the company promised it will get Android 14 and 3 years of security updates.

Motorola launches Moto G84 with a Snapdragon 695 and a PRICE

The 5,000 mAh battery inside the Moto G84 supports 30W fast charging, with Motorola providing the adapter in the retail box. Other highlights include Bluetooth 5.1, Wi-Fi 6, NFC, a 3.5 mm audio jack, and a dual SIM slot for two nano cards.

Motorola is continuing its partnership with Pantone and launched the phone in a lovely Viva Magenta color, which is a faux leather panel. There’s also a Marshmallow Blue color option, which is also vegan leather (in reality, it is fancy PVC coating), and fans of plainer design can pick the Midnight Blue variant.

Motorola launches Moto G84 with a Snapdragon 695 and a PRICE

There is only one memory option for the Moto G84 with 12 GB RAM and 256 GB storage. It costs INR19,999 ($245/€222) and starts on September 8 at Flipkart.

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Watch the Sony Xperia 5 V announcement live here - GSMArena.com news - GSMArena.com

The Sony Xperia 5 V (that's five-mark-five if you were wondering) is finally coming out today. And as usual, Sony will broadcast the announcement live on YouTube.

The Xperia 5 V will swap a triple camera system for a dual one, but the large sensor main camera could very well have superior light-gathering capabilities than the outgoing model's telephoto module even at 2x magnifaction.

Upfront, expect a 6.1-inch 120Hz OLED display and two front-firing speakers. Underneath the Xperia 5 V has the latest Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chip with as much as 16GB of RAM.

The battery should be a 5,000mAh unit with 30W wired charging and wireless charging.

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Nothing announces its OnePlus Nord rival ‘Phone 2a’, says it is better than Phone 1 - The Financial Express

Nothing made a bunch of announcements today. Stand-out among them was the official name drop of its next smartphone. The phone will be call...