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AppWizard
February 2, 2025
Over 90 malicious Android applications were found on Google Play, including the banking trojan Anatsa, which has contributed to 5.5 million downloads across these apps. Google removed the identified apps from the Play Store after the report, which highlighted that Anatsa targets over 650 financial institutions. Two infected apps, disguised as PDF and QR code readers, had over 70,000 downloads before being reported. Anatsa operates stealthily, stealing banking information while appearing as benign applications. Other malware threats on Google Play include Joker, Facestealer, and Coper. Users are advised to be cautious when downloading apps and to scrutinize requested permissions. The two Anatsa-infected apps are no longer available, and the developers have been banned. Google Play Protect helps safeguard users by removing known malicious apps.
Winsage
October 8, 2024
A new tool named Rebound 11 enhances the user interface of Windows 11 using the Windows App SDK and WinUI 3 API, aiming for greater consistency and a secure user experience. It does not alter critical system files and offers applications such as WordPad-style text editors, a modernized file explorer, and a revamped Control Panel. Rebound 11 integrates with both Win32 and Microsoft Store applications and is designed to be safe and reversible. Minimum hardware requirements include a 2 GHz CPU, 4 GB of RAM, 2 GB of free storage, and a DirectX 12-compatible GPU. It is open-source and does not interfere with Windows Update processes.
Tech Optimizer
May 1, 2024
There are several text editors available for coding on Windows, including Sublime Text, VS Code, and Notepad++. Sublime Text offers powerful features and requires a subscription, while VS Code is free and packed with features like IntelliSense auto-complete and Git support. Notepad++ is a free editor with essential features for various languages.
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