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One Click, Full Phone Access: Malicious Android Apps Raise Financial Fraud Risk
AppWizard
September 14, 2026

One Click, Full Phone Access: Malicious Android Apps Raise Financial Fraud Risk

Malicious Android applications are being promoted through social media advertisements, particularly on platforms like Instagram and Facebook, posing significant risks to users. The Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre (I4C) has warned about deceptive apps advertised under names such as Night Play, Reloop, Kyss, Vimo, Rivo, Nezo, and Vixa, which often redirect users to pornographic websites to download APK files. These applications can exploit sensitive device permissions, leading to malware infections, unauthorized financial transactions, and various forms of cyber fraud. Users may be tricked into granting accessibility permissions that allow the malware to operate in the background and potentially install a VPN, rerouting internet traffic through servers controlled by attackers. Cybersecurity experts advise users to verify the legitimacy of applications before installation and to be cautious of permissions requested by unknown apps.
silver Android smartphone
AppWizard
September 13, 2026

Upcoming vampire RPG Nighthawks has been removed from Steam search and delisted in certain countries as Valve classifies it Adults Only: ‘It’s very bad news for us’

Nighthawks, a vampire RPG from Wadjet Eye Games, has been classified as 'Adults Only' by Steam, resulting in its removal from search results and delisting in regions like Germany. Wadjet Eye's CEO, Dave Gilbert, criticized Steam's decision, arguing that the game’s content is not pornographic. The Adults Only label negatively impacts their launch strategy, especially in key markets, and the team is uncertain about the reasons for the classification. Valve's policies on adult content complicate the situation, as developers must navigate ambiguous guidelines. Richard Cobbett, the game's creator, expressed hope that Valve will reverse the decision before the planned launch on September 22.
Fake porn apps that can hijack your Android phone
AppWizard
September 3, 2026

Fake porn apps that can hijack your Android phone

The National Cybercrime Threat Analytics Unit (NCTAU) has reported a rise in financial fraud linked to deceptive Android applications that pose as pornography apps. These apps are advertised on social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram under names such as ‘Night Play’, ‘Reloop’, ‘Kyss’, ‘Vimo’, ‘Rivo’, ‘Nexo’, and ‘Vixa’. Users who click on these ads are redirected to websites promising adult content, where they are encouraged to download APK files. Once installed, these apps often request sensitive permissions, particularly Accessibility access, which can allow malware to take control of the device and facilitate financial fraud. Some malicious apps may also install a VPN, rerouting internet traffic through servers controlled by attackers and exposing sensitive data. The malware is primarily promoted through ads linked to pornographic content, redirecting users to phishing websites that prompt APK downloads from non-Google Play sources, often using the “.live” domain extension. After installation, the initial app may download a second malicious package disguised as an update, exploiting the permissions granted to the original app.
I completely reimagined my videos with Video Remix in Google Photos — here's how you can, too
AppWizard
July 24, 2026

I completely reimagined my videos with Video Remix in Google Photos — here’s how you can, too

Google has introduced an AI model called Gemini Omni in the Create tab of the Google Photos app, featuring a tool named Video Remix. This allows users to transform 10-second video clips into new creations using various templates. The feature enhances existing content but has limitations, such as not generating remixes for videos with faces of minors. For creating new video content, the Omni model in the Gemini app is preferred, while Video Remix is more convenient for minor modifications. Users can access Video Remix through a subscription to Google AI, and purchasing a Google Pixel 10 Pro includes a complimentary year of Google AI Pro.
America is about to get tougher on VPNs
AppWizard
May 9, 2026

America is about to get tougher on VPNs

Numerous countries have implemented restrictions on online access, requiring users to verify their identities to view adult content. In Utah, Bill S.B. 73 has taken effect to prevent children from using VPNs to bypass age verification for adult content. The bill prohibits commercial entities from facilitating or encouraging the use of VPNs to circumvent age verification requirements. It lacks clarity on what constitutes "material harmful to minors," leading to varied interpretations. The bill also states that individuals are considered to be accessing a website from Utah if they are physically located in the state, regardless of VPN use, which poses challenges for website operators in determining user locations.
A Japanese visual novel where you're a pet hamster doted on by three sisters is back on Steam
AppWizard
April 26, 2026

A Japanese visual novel where you’re a pet hamster doted on by three sisters is back on Steam

The game "I got reincarnated… as a hamster!" is set to launch in the third quarter of this year after facing a postponed release originally planned for winter 2025. It was pulled from Steam due to unforeseen circumstances. The game is also expected to be available on the Epic Games Store and DLsite. It features adult themes and is not a family-friendly title, contrasting with games like Baldur's Gate 3. The romantic elements in the game have generated mixed reactions among players.
Торренты не пройдут. Как следят за интернетом в КНДР
TrendTechie
March 24, 2026

Торренты не пройдут. Как следят за интернетом в КНДР

North Korea allows limited access to the internet, smartphones, and laptops, but this access is heavily monitored by the government. Citizens use rebranded Chinese smartphones equipped with surveillance software called Red Flag, which captures screenshots of user activities. The country has developed a Linux-based operating system, Red Star, that alerts authorities if a file from outside the country is opened. Software designed by North Korean engineers tags media files accessed on devices, enabling tracking of foreign content consumption. The telecommunications system, developed with Egypt's Orascom, operates a dual network for locals and tourists, preventing direct communication between the two. Foreign SIM cards are tracked and destroyed to limit global internet access. Viewing certain foreign content can lead to severe penalties, including the death penalty for materials that criticize the regime or involve pornography. There is a black market for USB drives containing contraband content, reflecting demand despite the risks. To combat the appeal of foreign entertainment, the government has created approximately 125 mobile games, including one featuring Cristiano Ronaldo, to keep citizens engaged with local content.
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