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Pixnapping Attack Exposes Android Security Flaw: How Malicious Apps Steal Screen Data

Security researchers have uncovered Pixnapping, a sophisticated side-channel attack targeting Android devices. This vulnerability enables malicious apps to reconstruct sensitive on-screen information including authentication codes through graphical exploitation techniques.

In a significant Android security revelation, researchers have disclosed Pixnapping, a novel class of side-channel attacks that enables malicious applications to steal sensitive data directly from device screens. This sophisticated exploit targets the graphical rendering pipeline of Android devices, allowing attackers to reconstruct confidential information such as two-factor authentication codes and other sensitive values displayed by legitimate applications.

by Jessica Moore P.E.
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Windows 10 Support Ends This Week – Upgrade to Windows 11 Pro for Just $10

Microsoft ends Windows 10 technical support this week, leaving millions vulnerable without security updates. For compatible devices, Windows 11 Pro offers a secure upgrade with AI capabilities at 94% discount. Verify system requirements before purchasing.

Windows 10 support officially ends this week, creating an urgent security decision for millions of users still running the legacy operating system. Microsoft’s termination of technical support and security updates after October 14 leaves computers vulnerable to emerging threats unless users upgrade to Windows 11 or pay for extended service. For compatible devices, a limited-time offer provides Windows 11 Pro lifetime subscription for just $9.97 – 94% below the standard $199 retail price through verified Microsoft partners.

Why Windows 10 Support Termination Matters

by Jessica Moore P.E.
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LineageOS Android 16 Update Released Despite Source Code Challenges

LineageOS has released version 23.0 based on Android 16’s initial stable release, bypassing the unavailable QPR1 source code. The custom ROM community faces new challenges as Google delays public access to Android updates, forcing developers to work with limited resources.

LineageOS has officially launched its Android 16-based custom ROM despite facing significant obstacles with Google’s delayed source code releases. The popular open-source Android distribution has released LineageOS 23.0, marking a major milestone for custom ROM enthusiasts seeking the latest Android features on unsupported devices.

Android 16 Source Code Availability Challenges

by Jessica Moore P.E.