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    India orders removal of Google Firebase accounts after spotting scam pattern

    Online scams have become one of India's most pressing law enforcement challenges, with Indians losing nearly $2.4 billion in alleged cyber fraud in 2025, according to government data. For years, the government has gone after scammers by ordering their websites removed.

    iPhone vs. Android: Experts reveal which offers top-notch security and why you should care

    Many people ask if iPhone or Android is safer for personal data. Experts explain why phone security matters today. Android is more open and often attacked, while iPhone has stronger safety features like app checks and Face ID. Choosing the right phone can protect your privacy.

    Your Android phone might be hacked without you knowing. Update now to fix these critical security issues

    Google has released an urgent Android security update to fix two critical zero-day vulnerabilities—CVE-2024-53197 and CVE-2024-53150—that were actively exploited in targeted attacks. These flaws allowed hackers, including digital forensics firm Cellebrite, to access locked Android devices without user interaction. One attack targeted a Serbian activist. Pixel phones are receiving the patch first, while other Android users may have to wait for their manufacturers to roll it out.

    Android and iPhone users in danger? FBI conducting serious scrutiny about texts amid espionage concerns

    There are serious hacking threats pertaining to citizens in America, according to the Federal Bureau of investigation's latest scrutiny about text messages. It is being reportedly claimed that hackers are now able to pour to text messages of both Apple as well as Android users, which puts their privacy and financial security at serious risk

    'Don't send message': FBI warns of texting risks between iPhones and Androids

    The FBI is warning against texting between iPhones and Androids due to interception risks from hackers. Following a suspected Chinese espionage campaign affecting over a million Americans, including government officials, the FBI advises switching to encrypted messaging apps. The hackers reportedly accessed call and text data by exploiting vulnerabilities in US telecom routers. China denies the allegations.

    Samsung treats smartphone users' data as state secrets: Top global executive

    Samsung has created 'TEEGRIS', an operating system for security that allows partner to use hardware cryptography, encryption and access controls for a more secure app experience.

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