Real fake phones can be found with real malware
Most phones come the way the manufacturer intends them to, but some phones are intentionally fraudulent. And of those that are, some are also coming with malware, too.
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Security plays a big part in our world, and Pickr spends a lot of time covering it. From news about the latest happenings in security products and research, to detailed how-to articles explaining how not to get caught in a scam and more, you'll find plenty of info in our security stories.
Latest in security
Arlo’s “essential” solar camera takes a different look
Keeping tabs on the home while you’re not there is the domain of the security camera, a gadget that tends to look the same no matter who makes it. A point Arlo seems keen to shake up.
Scammers are now having you call them
It’s much easier to trick people when the victim ends up calling the scammer. That’s the latest approach, and it may even prevent telco protections from working.
Digital grief: preparing for death in an online era
A death of a family member is difficult, but it’s worse when they go unprepared. How do you prepare for the digital issues left behind, such as passwords, PINs, and more?
AI everywhere means caution is bring thrown
There’s a story about AI doing something wrong at least once per week, but that’s no fault of people using it. However, those using it aren’t AI cautious, according to a new report.
Fake apps may be grifting on Android “Early Access”
App makers on Android are working out how to get past some of Google’s app security by offering “early access”, and it’s a warning for people downloading new and unreleased apps.
Solar and multi-cam is the sentry in Reolink’s latest
Keeping eyes on your home is getting more eyes and perpetual power, thanks to a gadget that ups both the look and capability of at home security.
Ezviz joins security with smart locks, no subscriptions
Security without the subscriptions is becoming more common, as another option pops up, this one with door locks and advanced features.
Norton reveals a world of scams and threats
The world can be a scary place, thanks in part to all the internet nasties going around. But if you need visual confirmation, Norton and its parent company Gen have you sorted with a 3D guide and a threat map.
Can scams come in from real, known businesses?
It’s not just unknown addresses. Companies you know and use in your day to day can be just as responsible for sending you threats you can fall for.