Hackers are using the coronavirus as a way of getting into your system without you knowing it. The United States and United Kingdom agencies have repeatedly warned people regarding this; however, the sites hackers use are so good it looks real.
Do not worry, guys! Google has fixed the issue! The company and the website Down Detector that tracks the status of popular websites said its Gmail email service experienced issues on Wednesday, Apr. 8.
Following some very serious cybersecurity breaches that the teleconferencing application Zoom has been experiencing for the past couple of weeks
Months after the first cases of coronavirus popping up, the world is still scrambling to find a cure or even test people who might be positive of COVID-19.
With the coronavirus global pandemic continuing to wreak havoc across the globe, people are urged to stay indoors and self-isolate to stop and prevent the further spreading of the highly infectious COVID-19.
If you think you have a positive Coronavirus disease, what is the first thing you should do? One of the leading tech companies in the world, Apple recently introduced its COVID-19 Screening Tool.
There's a brand new COVID-19 test from healthcare technology maker Abbott that can tell if someone is infected in as little as five minutes.
It's not unusual to see someone wearing a surgical mask in China before the coronavirus outbreak, as facial recognition is frequently used for surveillance systems.
Hell hath no fury, just like the cybersecurity network in the course of a pandemic. Federal officers warned that hackers smelled blood as thousands and thousands of people frantically pivoted to far off work last week, which caused new strains on computer networks.
In a few days, the United Kingdom citizens should be able to test themselves for coronavirus antibody at home
