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Photo: CSA.
Lifestyle

CSA releases a list of security apps for Singaporeans to use to keep the scammers at bay

Mobile

Network slicing, next-gen firewall: How Singtel Mobile Protect blocks malicious threats before they strike

Trend Micro Check, by Trend Micro. Anti-deepfake, anti-scam in a mobile app. Image: Trend Micro.
Mobile

Trend Micro launches new mobile app that identifies scams and AI threats

PC

5 Steps To Ensure Your Computer Security

10 million devices were infected with data-stealing malware in 2023, which is a staggering 643% increase over the past three years according to cybersecurity firm Kaspersky.
Mobile

10 million devices infected with data-stealing malware in 2023

The price of freedom is (personal) vigilance. Image credit: Pexels/Towfiqu barbhuiya.
Mobile

Why I’ve switched from Android to iOS: A story of possible malware and why you can never be too careful

How the enhanced protection will work. Image source: Google.
Mobile

Google partners with the CSA of Singapore to enhance Android users’ protection from scams

Samsung Auto Blocker, an optional security measure that comes with Samsung One UI 6.
Mobile

Samsung introduces Auto Blocker security measure in One UI 6

We scan QR codes with hardly a thought these days. Image source: Unsplash.
Lifestyle

QR code malware: Keeping yourself and your family safe *Updated*

Lifestyle

PSA: 10K Singaporeans have had their data sold online

Photo by Napendra Singh on Unsplash.
Mobile

This Android malware family saw more than two million installs via Google Play

Image source: Check Point.
Mobile

Leaked Android certificates could give hackers full access to millions of phones

A small selection of malicious apps found on the Google Play Store. Image credit: Dr.Web.
Mobile

Cybersecurity researcher publishes a list of 30 malicious Android apps available in Google Play Store