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Gemini-API-powered-Android-apps

Gemini API powered Android apps


Tuesday, October 22, 2024 by

With the rise of Generative AI, Android developers now have access to capabilities that were once out of reach. These advancements, such as the ability to add image captioning without needing specialized computer vision knowledge, are now within reach for app creators. Gemini API powered Android apps In the coming weeks, the stable version of Vertex AI will be lau...


AI-cybersecurity-impacts-according-to-NetLib-Security

AI cybersecurity impacts according to NetLib Security


Monday, December 18, 2023 by

This is an easy call to make: NetLib Security predicts that Artificial Intelligence - Generative AI - will continue to heavily impact the world of cybersecurity, upping the game for defensive players, while giving cybercriminals more tools on the offensive side. 2023 was a year in which AI seemed suddenly to be everywhere. Although AI is not a new field, ChatGPT and ...


Uptodown:-An-alternative-to-Google-Play

Uptodown: An alternative to Google Play


Wednesday, June 2, 2021 by

The Uptodown app market has more than 130 million active users per month, and more than 450 monthly downloads of their more than 4 million APKs available. The company operates worldwide and it is localized to 15 different languages. The Spanish-based company was born in 2020 in Málaga and founded as a University Project in 2002. Recently we intervi...


GitHub-secrets-reveal-API-keys,-usernames,-passwords,-and-more-exposed

GitHub secrets reveal API keys, usernames, passwords, and more exposed


Tuesday, March 30, 2021 by

Over two million secrets have been detected on public GitHub in 2020 and this number is growing 20% Year-Over-Year, a GitGuardian State of Secrets Sprawl on GitHub Report shows. This growing volume of sensitive data or secrets, like API keys, private keys, certificates, usernames and passwords end up publicly exposed on GitHub, putting corporate security at...


Report-reveals-one-third-users-delete-apps-after-getting-locked-out

Report reveals one third users delete apps after getting locked out


Friday, November 20, 2020 by

ForgeRock announced the release of volume two of its global report, “The New Normal – Living Life Online.” The study polled 5,000 consumers throughout the U.S., U.K., Germany, Australia and Singapore to understand consumer preferences when it comes to online experiences, including how they log in and what app features they value most. The report a...


IAST-supports-AppSec-efficiencies-while-cutting-costs-and-headaches

IAST supports AppSec efficiencies while cutting costs and headaches


Monday, November 26, 2018 by

It’s easy to feel passionate about interactive application security testing (IAST) in the world of application security. You see, IAST makes security testing almost invisible. It’s not something that requires a highly trained team to be brought in to carry out and analyze testing results. It doesn’t hold up other teams or processes from moving forward....


Why-your-app-should-have-OAuth-2.0

Why your app should have OAuth 2.0


Tuesday, November 14, 2017 by

Consumer demand couldn’t be more clear - the more apps, the better. On average, consumers launch at least nine apps per day and more than 30 each month, and they tend to browse such apps for hours at a time. Users spend more than three hours a day on their smartphones, and nearly 90 percent of that time is devoted to apps. While much is made of app responsiven...


How-to-secure-your-online-accounts-from-cyber-attacks-in-2017

How to secure your online accounts from cyber attacks in 2017


Wednesday, December 21, 2016 by

In addition to ball drops and bubbly, the New Year offers an occasion to reflect and contemplate what's ahead in 2017. When Dec. 31 rolls around, many of us think about getting fit, saving more money and promising to take time to enjoy life. As the world becomes more and more connected – and our digital and offline lives become indistinguishable – we should also commit ...


Paving-the-way-to-smarter-phone-security

Paving the way to smarter phone security


Wednesday, October 19, 2016 by

75 million Smartphone users admit that while they are afraid of cyber attacks, they have not set a password for their smartphones according to the latest TransUnion’s Cyber Security Survey. While at first glance, this seems completely alarming and the ramifications could result in identity theft, it is also not surprising as consumers are not technologists and they just...


Why-APIs-and-UserPermissioned-Data-Are-the-Next-Frontier-for-Financial-Apps

Why APIs and UserPermissioned Data Are the Next Frontier for Financial Apps


Saturday, July 30, 2016 by

All eyes are on the financial technology sector this year, as venture capital-backed fintech startups are poised to exceed last year’s funding by 36 percent. Robo advisors, mobile payments, personal finance managers and online lenders, to name a few, are all making waves in the futures of the consumers that use them and the financial institutions that don’t know whether...


Onapsis-Releases-15-SAP-HANA-and-SAP-Trex-Critical-Security-Advisories

Onapsis Releases 15 SAP HANA and SAP Trex Critical Security Advisories


Friday, July 22, 2016 by

The Onapsis Research Lab has issued 15 security advisories detailing critical vulnerabilities in SAP HANA and SAP Trex. These vulnerabilities could be used to gain high privileges allowing unrestricted access to business information, and to modify arbitrary database information. All vulnerabilities outlined in the advisories have been patched by SAP.The Onapsis Research...


An-Analysis-of-the-Starbucks-Cyber-Attack-and-How-To-Stay-Protected

An Analysis of the Starbucks Cyber Attack and How To Stay Protected


Wednesday, June 10, 2015 by

How much is a cup of coffee really worth? Several weeks ago, many Starbucks customers began reporting their Starbucks card balance emptied and then topped again. On May 13th, Starbucks released a written statement  denying the un-authorized activity was a result of a hack or an intrusion to its servers or mobile app. But the hard facts show that indeed customers ha...