A comprehensive (and honest) list of UX clichés Here is a comprehensive (and honest) list of UX clichés within the digital design agency space. Many of these are very entertaining and quite relatable (if you're a digital designer). Read on and learn something new, or have a chuckle if you've fallen victim to any of these. August 29, 2019 General, Graphic Design, Trends Read More »
New Malware Miner Sneakily Hides When Task Manager Is Open Meet “Norman” – a new variant of monero-mining malware that employs crafty tricks to avoid being spotted. After injection, it overwrites its entry in explorer.exe to conceal evidence of its presence. It also stops operating the miner when the PC’s user opens Task Manager (see image below). Re-injecting itself once Task Manager is not running. August 27, 2019 Case Studies, General, Privacy, Security Read More »
Cloud Atlas Hackers Add Polymorphic Malware to Their Toolkit The hacking group also known as Inception [1, 2] was initially identified in 2014 by Kaspersky's Global Research and Analysis Team researchers, and it has a history of targeting government agencies and entities from a wide range of industries via spear-phishing campaigns. August 21, 2019 Privacy, Security, Social Media, Technology Read More »
2019 UI and UX Design Trends It feels like we’re getting somewhere with all the tools, advancements in technology, and growth of our understanding of how user-facing products really have to work. Sooner than later, we’ll develop the mindset for universal design that encompasses everything we produce, and not just sell. The way we do things for ourselves needs better design choices. The way we even sound as nations can be designed in a better way. Still, a far cry from where we could be in the future, let’s get into the interface and experience design trends of 2019. August 12, 2019 Graphic Design, Trends Read More »
'Agent Smith' Android Malware Infected 25M Devices The malware disguised itself as the Google Updater and modified apps such as WhatsApp, Opera Mini, and Flipkart with a malicious ads module. A new strain of Android malware has infected 25 million devices and modified legitimate apps with a malicious ads module, according to a report by the security company Check Point. August 12, 2019 Mobile Security, Privacy, Social Media, Technology Read More »