By Tim Starks
The apps could prove vital to curtailing the virus’s spread as states reopen, but security fears may make them unpopular with users. The push to use smartphone apps to track the spread of coronavirus is creating a potential jackpot for hackers worldwide — and the U.S. offers a fat, loosely defended target. In the Qatar Covid-19 app, researchers found a vulnerability that would’ve let hackers obtain more than a million people’s national ID numbers and health status.
By Pratik Kanada
Started in Wuhan, China, and now has got the entire world on its toes, coronavirus is being heard of everywhere. The times are really difficult for people, industries, manufacturing, health and every other business across the globe. Some businesses are totally shut, some of them are still surviving, while some businesses are on the verge of success.
