Security Alert
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Nintendo investigates abnormal logins of Switch accounts
A large number of players recently complained on social platforms such as Reddit and Twitter that their Nintendo accounts associated with the Switch were abnormal and suspected of being stolen.
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Ransomware 'WannaRen' may have been spreading widely through download sites
On April 8, Chinese web security firm Huorong Security confirmed that the suspected sample of WannaRen ransomware shares on the Internet was actually a virus decryption tool. The team then conducted traceability analysis on the real virus samples, and captured its propagation script (currently deleted by the author).
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PC security alert: New ransomware 'WannaRen' begins to spread
A new type of ransomware called "WannaRen" has recently appeared on the Internet. It behaves similarly to the infamous "WannaCry" and encrypts almost all files in the Windows system.
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Android security alert: 1 billion devices will no longer get updates
If you are still running Android 6.0 or earlier, you are vulnerable to malware.
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Hackers can trick Tesla cars to overspeed in speed limit zone
Researchers at McAfee, a computer security solutions provider, have discovered potential vulnerabilities in driver assistance systems for electric vehicle maker Tesla. They stuck Tesla cars to speeding in the speed limit zone by pasting electrical tape on the speed limit signs.
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@WeChat users: sending original images may expose your location
A college professor has warned on a Chinese TV program that sending a photo that contains GPS information may expose user’s location information to the receiver.
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OnePlus reveals data breach on its online store
Certain users' name, contact number, email and shipping address may have been exposed.
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@Android users: Uninstall this app to stop being ripped off
Ai.type, a typing app installed over 40 million times, is found to have been making purchases without permission on Android phones.
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Malware xHelper infected 45,000 Android devices, and it’s unremovable
Over the past six months, a new kind of Android malware named xHelper has reportedly infected more than 45,000 Android devices.
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How to safeguard yourself from malicious browser extensions
These are the browser extensions that can cause harm to your computer or endanger your personal data. Here are steps to ensure the extensions you use do not cause problems.

