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Wednesday, 3 June 2015

Bug In Skype Chat Fixed


The bug in the chat function of Skype's already solved: Skype has released a software update.
In the chat you came into trouble if you typed the following characters and sent: http: // :. Then crashed chat program. Even if you got sent to the characters: Skype quit and each time the program rebooted, the chat service crashes again.


The bug affected only people who use a Skype version for Windows, Android or iOS. The problem did not occur with the Mac version and those using the touchscreen version for Windows 8, reports VentureBeat .

On skype.com/download can now download the latest version of the program.

iMessage crash

A painful situation for Skype, says tech editor Nando Kasteleijn. "Especially because typing http: // :. prevents faster than the strange series that marks late crash iMessage So if you want to send a link to someone, you better direct copy and paste the entire URL. "

SkypeSupport We need a new version of Skype asap. Crashing Bug Affecting phone and desktop clients.- Rafael Rivera (WithinRafael) June 2, 2015

Last week it was announced that a message with a series of strange characters include your iMessage, WhatsApp and Twitter Account may crash. "It is striking that several platforms prove to crash relatively quick succession after entering certain characters," said Nando.

Skype has thus solved the problem and that's a lot faster than Apple.

Saturday, 28 February 2015

Aggressive Android Adware discovered on Google Play


Researchers from the Romanian antivirus company Bitdefender have on Google Play different Android apps discovered containing aggressive adware. Using apps after installation on the device a different name, which may make it more difficult for users to find and remove them.

Once active show the apps, such as "What is my IP?", All kinds of so-called warnings to install subscribing users on expensive telephone or make additional apps that contain more ads. One possible reason that the apps Google checkout managed to avoid is that the URL that sends users does not point to malicious APK files. The URL allows browsers to open a website that users from one ad to another forward.


For example, users in each search, clicked URL or open Facebook link to a special page redirected showing various location-specific ads. "Aggressive adware has in recent years developed further in-app ads and adware software development kits, to browser redirects and turning legitimate apps under similar names," said analyst Liviu Arsene. Some of the apps are as Bitdefender still be found on Google Play.

Hashes:

f2d57300d5f991dbc965ac092d5f4301 – com.alm.alm
c1d7afa5c4eb0b8e3c0292eadf98771e – com.tr.dum.dum
16967bea7d3dcb08c12220925ef6f030 – com.est.hk
cb9d3ff0eea162dd602eefe7b08ded49 – com.est.esteban
dbc99ba3241f943cc9e58870f0e40b34 – com.brer.brer
51bc232de9af3f34a58d824da86a70bc – com.tr.ipp
996c4a1525729466d87edf85cbbdf5de – com.who.myip.detect
6f37bd3c286440e37103ee8b67aca7d6 – com.tf.fed
47b863625a8022399247fc92c4d5d178 – com.esc.escd
e1ccb51569635415e66af16cbdd94ddc – com.esc.escde