Chinese nation-state hackers continue to refine their ability to infect Windows systems with malware by hijacking legitimate ...

Many Chinese keyboard apps, some from major handset manufacturers, can leak keystrokes to determined snoopers, leaving perhaps three quarters of a billion people at ...

Update: It looks like iOS 7 users in Hong Kong and China can actually change to full qwerty keyboard to input Chinese characters. The problem is, most of the users just couldn’t find the option to ...

Your keyboard app on your smartphone might be lowkey eavesdropping on you. With every word you type on the screen, someone might be accessing your sensitive ...

Nearly all keyboard apps that allow users to enter Chinese characters into their Android, iOS, or other mobile devices are vulnerable to attacks that allow an adversary to capture the entirety of ...

Third party keyboards are one of the most popular types of apps on Android, and Swiftkey is right up there at the top with a handful of others. Over the years Swiftkey has made numerous changes to its ...

Almost a billion mobile users, holding various devices, could have had their communications revealed to malicious third parties, a report from cybersecurity researchers Citizen Lab claims. It says ...

The written Chinese language will blow your mind. Each character is made up of an intricate series of strokes, sometimes as many as 64. Combining these characters in different ways can give each one ...