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Thieves Steal iPhones To Access Banking Info

If someone swipes your phone in Sao Paulo, you might soon find yourself with much bigger things to worry about than buying a new mobile device.

That’s because thieves in Brazil’s largest city have begun swiping iPhones, and then using them to break into owners’ bank accounts, rather than simply reselling the phones, 9to5Mac reported.

The trend began with the pandemic and has only gotten worse, according to the report, which cited Brazilian newspaper Folha de S.Paulo. The story tells of iPhone 11 and iPhone XR

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A security researcher catches a dangerous bug in Facebook Messenger Room that could steal users private data / Digital Information World

The use of technology and social media amongst people have now been increasing more than ever, nowadays people old or young all have social media accounts which they use for various purposes like watching updates of their favorite celebrities or chatting with their friends.

Most users have a lot of private data, chats, photos and videos etc. on these social networks. One such platform is the infamous giant Facebook. People all over the world use Facebook’s Messenger to communicate with their friends and family thus an exchange of private information and data takes place.

Over the year’s data stealing and

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Hackers are using home office selfies to steal your personal data

The pandemic has been the source of plenty of memes and new internet trends, not least the remote working selfie, which involves people taking photos of their home office setup or video conferencing sessions.

However, a new blog post from security firm Sophos suggests cybercriminals are capitalizing on this new genre of selfie to steal a range of personal data that could be used to execute identity or financial fraud.

Unbeknownst to many, there are a variety of different ways that remote working selfies can expose personal information. For example, package labels in the background of photos could betray the

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