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This Phishing Service Helped Criminals Break Into 1 Million+ Stolen Phones

Criminals used the iServer platform to unlock and fully take over stolen smartphones. But last week, police in several countries helped shut it down.

Ars Technica · 19h

Ever wonder how crooks get the credentials to unlock stolen phones?

Ultimately, criminals received the stolen and validated credentials through the iServer web interface, enabling them to unlock a phone, turn off “Lost mode” and untie it from the owner’s account. To better camouflage the ruse, iServer often disguised phishing pages as belonging to cloud-based services.

Forbes · 2h

Police Bust iServer Hackers Who Unlocked 500,000 Stolen Phones

If you were ever intrigued by how criminals unlocked your smartphone after its theft, the iServer network was the answer in nearly half a million cases—until Europol stepped in.

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School bans pupils' phones to remove 'toxicity'

A school has introduced a ban on smartphones in an attempt to remove "constant access to the toxicity" of social media.

PCMag on MSN9m

Cellular Starlink Beta Might Not Start Until Early 2025, T-Mobile Says

T-Mobile's CEO suggests that beta tests of SpaceX's cellular Starlink tech for phones could kick off later than SpaceX ...

CNET on MSN7d

Here's What a $2,800 Foldable 'Accordion' Phone Gets You. And Yes, Real People Can Buy It

Dual screens are so last season. China's megabrand, Huawei, is now selling a phone that folds three ways. Here's what to know ...

1don MSN

The Lebanon explosions raise a question: Deep into the smartphone era, who is still using pagers?

Electronic pagers that were popular status symbols in the 1990s are used for communication precisely because they are old ...

Samsung could score a first with rollable phone launch in 2025

HUAWEI beat Samsung to the punch by offering a triple-screen foldable, but could Samsung be first with a rollable phone?

CNET on MSN1d

The Next Phone Era Is Almost Here. This Is How It's Shaping Up

In the future that companies like Apple, OpenAI, Samsung and Google are sketching out, your phone's camera won't just be for snapping selfies or documenting your vacation — it'll be a wider window ...

Everyday Health13d

Do Cell Phones Cause Brain Cancer? A Major New Analysis Says No

A review of over 60 studies, commissioned by the World Health Organization, found no link between brain cancer and cell ...

This Mini Smartphone, NanoPhone, is the Size of a Credit Card and Only $100, 50% Off

The NanoPhone is equipped with a 5MP rear facing camera as well as a 2MP front facing camera for video calls and selfies. It ...

Santa Rosa Press Democrat19m

California drivers can get mobile licenses on their iPhones — but they need physical ones too

California is the seventh U.S. state to adopt mobile driver’s licenses for iPhones, part of a growing push by businesses and ...

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Mobile phones banned at 44 schools across UK

Mobile phones have been banned at 44 schools in England over concerns for pupil’s health and learning. A national academy ...

Digi Times15h

Xiaomi to debut tri-fold smartphone, sources say

A leak of Xiaomi's patent for the design of a tri-fold smartphone has sparked speculation that Xiaomi intends to enter the ...

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