Google just announced that Android now natively supports the OpenID4VP and OpenID4VCI standards for digital credentials!

Android already supports digital identity documents, ie driver's licenses and passports, but this new standard opens up support for other types of documents like education certificates, insurance policies, memberships, etc.

Via the new DigitalCredential API in Android's Credential Manager, digital credentials can be securely presented to any app or website on the device.

Yesterday, Google announced that Google Wallet will be able to use digital credentials to recover Amazon accounts, access online health services with CVS and MyChart by Epic, and verify profiles or identity on Uber/Bumble. Other apps like Samsung Wallet and 1Password can also hold digital credentials via Android's Credential Manager API.

MotionEaseTune

A simple application that can prevent you from motion sickness via 100Hz sound.

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Developer: BHznJNs

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🏷 Tags: #Android #Audio #Utilities

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2 critical flaws (CVEs 2023-44221 & 2024-38475) are being actively exploited in the wild. One allows OS command injection, the other enables session hijacking via Apache rewrite abuse.

SonicWall urges admins:
🔍 Check for unauthorized logins
🛡️ Patch immediately

👉 Details: https://thehackernews.com/2025/05/sonicwall-confirms-active-exploitation.html

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Kaspersky confirms: Outlaw, a Perl-based crypto-mining botnet, is back—targeting Linux systems in Brazil with brute-force SSH attacks.

🧪 New tactics spotted:
Deploys XMRig miner & IRC-based backdoor
Kills rival miners & high-CPU processes
Masquerades as rsync, evades termination
Allows DDoS, remote control, file exfiltration

📊 Victims detected in 🇺🇸🇧🇷🇩🇪🇮🇹🇹🇭🇸🇬🇹🇼🇨🇦

👉 Full report + latest update (May 1): https://thehackernews.com/2025/04/outlaw-group-uses-ssh-brute-force-to.html

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No customer backup data stolen, but shared clients with Microsoft may be affected.

👀 Spotted unusual logins? Act fast → https://thehackernews.com/2025/05/commvault-confirms-hackers-exploited.html

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A stealthy phishing wave is slamming key Russian industries with DarkWatchman malware. It evades detection and vanishes on command.

Meanwhile, a new backdoor called Sheriff breached a major Ukrainian platform to spy on defense targets—quiet, persistent, and dangerous.

🔗 Learn more: https://thehackernews.com/2025/05/darkwatchman-sheriff-malware-hit-russia.html