Scammers love Meta and Telegram. EU pushes for more iOS changes 🔐 #WEEKLY ~ August 25th

The Onion bets on paper. New Android malware steals cards, literally. Apple Podcast now on a web. Review: the Samsung Galaxy Ring

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How The Onion is saving itself from the death spiral of digital media. The satirical site's new owners have rescued it from the hell of content farms. Now they're relaunching its newspaper. (The Verge)

Android malware steals payment card data in a never-before-seen technique. The attacker then emulates the card and makes withdrawals or payments from the victim's account. It uses the NFC reader of an infected device and hands it over to attackers, a new technique that effectively clones the card so it can be used at ATMs or point-of-sale terminals. (Ars Technica)

Fraudsters are increasingly using messaging apps and social networks to launch attacks. Along with Telegram, Meta is among the growing number of sites that are used as a form of contact in 45% of scams. (ZD Net)