A critical security flaw in the encrypted messaging app Telegram was reportedly exploited by attackers to spread malicious files as harmless-looking videos. Called EvilVideo, the flaw was found in the ...

Telegram added some interesting new features in its latest update: from tools to help control downloads to improvements in its design. Download manager and other improvements. The tool allows you to ...

Telegram recently patched a critical vulnerability in its Android app that allowed hackers to exploit the platform to send dangerous files disguised as video files. The zero-day exploit, which ...

Telegram offers robust privacy features like end-to-end encryption in secret chats, making it a popular choice for those seeking secure communication. Beyond messaging, Telegram provides various ...

ESET discovered a security flaw, "EvilVideo," in Telegram for Android, affecting versions below 10.14.5, allowing malicious files to appear as videos. Telegram released a patch, and users should ...

While many people associate the word "telegram" with the Telegram messenger app that is known for its end-to-end encryption, some older users of the internet may remember what its name was based on.

Cybersecurity firm ESET has reported that the Android version of the messaging app Telegram contains a zero-day vulnerability that could allow a malicious APK file to be sent as a video file. On June ...

The 'EvilVideo' Telegram exploit was fixed, but it's still possible to receive malicious APK files via the app. A zero-day flaw in Telegram's Android app allowed attackers to send malicious files that ...

A zero-day flaw in Telegram's Android app allowed attackers to send malicious files that posed as videos, according to cybersecurity researchers at ESET. The files could be sent to an unsuspecting ...