ESET researchers discover another iteration of NGate malware, this time possibly developed with the assistance of AI.

Attackers are abusing a modified Android NFC app to steal payment card data and PINs for contactless fraud and ATM cash-outs.

ESET researchers discovered a new NGate malware variant abusing the legitimate Android HandyPay application.To trojanize HandyPay, threat actors ...

Explosion of Smartphone Penetration, Growth of E-Commerce Sector, Cashless Initiatives Led by Government and Fraud Detection Powered by AI to Drive US$ 420 Bn Opportunity in Global Mobile Payment ...

A new variant of the NGate malware family has been identified, leveraging a trojanized Android application to capture payment ...

A new Android leak points to Google’s Tap to Share feature, which could let nearby phones share files and contact info with a ...

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Advanced internal scouting systems can sort massive amounts of information on NFL prospects, organizing evaluations, grades ...

LILYGO's T-Watch Ultra is an ESP32-S3-based smartwatch development platform that appears to be an upgrade over the previous T ...

Overview: These gadgets link up with the big smart home hubs for easy voice commands.Newest models offer biometric ...

The cost of implementing the digital euro could reach €18 billion, according to a new study, far exceeding previous figures ...

An iPhone exploit allows bad actors to conduct high-value transactions from your locked phone. Here’s the simple step you ...