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A few years ago, a major part of the internet on the United States’ eastern coast faced blackout following the biggest cyberattack in the history of the internet. The reason was Mirai malware which initiated the IoT botnet attack that affected many websites including, Netflix, Amazon, Twitter, New York Times, Spotify, CNN, and PayPal. After the attacks, Cisco’s cyber threat intelligence arm--Cisco Talos found several vulnerabilities in the firmware of Samsung’s SmartThings Hub platform for its IOT devices. With these vulnerabilities, hackers could have gained sensitive information and accessed a number of smart home devices on the platform such as door locks, security cameras, and thermostats. How will you know if a hacker has targeted your smart home with a malware similar to Mirai bo

There’s an 85% chance you’re listening to this podcast on a mobile phone. Listen up because this is for you. If you own a mobile phone or a computer, you’re likely to be one of the 2.3 billion who use Facebook or the 1.5 billion who use WhatsApp. Both Facebook and WhatsApp are going to go through a LOT of changes soon. So, to avoid any sudden, rude surprises, today we’ll tell you all the BIG changes that you’ll see on your two most used apps. Facebook held its annual F8 Keynote Conference. The conference is usually when the tech giant announces how it plans on changing its primary apps, i.e., Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp and its Virtual Reality arm, the Oculus VR system. So sit back and listen. This is everything new that’s coming to Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram! First off – Fac

RIL has been proactively working towards launching online-to-offline (O2O) retail plans that will include providing over 100 services in one app. On the lines of Tencent-owned WeChat model, Reliance is aiming to launch ‘Super App’ that will allow its users to order goods and services on its platform and pay bills using its in-app payment services. The company is working to create a hybrid ecosystem, where customers would be able to buy online as well as shop offline. It plans to leverage its 300 million plus new mobile phone users. A Super App will help Jio users in all their digital commerce requirement, said Busines Standard report quoting a source close to the development. RIL might just do what Wechat has done in China. However, in India, several marketplaces and wa

The music streaming space in India has certainly become more competitive, especially after the entry of big players like Spotify and Prime Music. Homegrown companies like JioSaavn, Gaana also are among the big names when it comes to music streaming. Then there is Apple Music as well. With several options available out there, it can be difficult to pick one. We compare the top music streaming services in India like JioSaavn, Gaana, Spotify, Prime Music, and Apple Music based on their subscription plans and pricing: Spotify subscription plans start at Rs 13 per day Swedish company Spotify made its debut in India earlier this year. The Spotify app can be downloaded for iOS and Android with subscription starting at Rs 13 per day. There is a monthly subscription plan as well called Spotify...