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Google confirms Galaxy M55 has a Snapdragon chip – SamMobile

Post author By miranda cosgrove
Post date March 21, 2024
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Samsung could soon launch more affordable versions of the Galaxy A55 in the form of the Galaxy F55 and the Galaxy M55. Both phones could make it to India and feature a powerful Snapdragon chip instead of the Exynos 1480 used in the Galaxy A55.

Galaxy M55 processor confirmed by Google Play Console listing

Google has confirmed (via 91Mobiles) that the Galaxy M55 will come equipped with the Snapdragon 7 Gen 1 processor. The phone was found listed in the Google Play Console database. As you can see in the image below, the SM-M556B and the SM-C5560 appear to be the same phone, and it could be launched in China with the Galaxy C55 branding.

As per the Google Play Console database, the Galaxy M55 will feature 8GB RAM and run Android 14 out of the box. It also appears to feature a screen with Full HD+ resolution. Previous reports revealed that the Galaxy M55 has a triple-camera setup on the rear, but its specifications haven’t been revealed. Last year, the Galaxy M54 debuted with a 108MP camera.

It has also been revealed that the Galaxy M55 has a 5,000mAh battery and 45W fast charging. The phone could have a Super AMOLED Infinity-O screen with a 120Hz refresh rate, an in-display fingerprint reader, and a primary camera with OIS and 4K video recording.

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Samsung confirms existence of Galaxy F55

Post author By miranda cosgrove
Post date March 19, 2024
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Earlier this year, we learned that Samsung is developing a new F-series smartphone, the Galaxy F55, which could be a rebranded version of the Galaxy A55, a phone that the company launched last week. A couple of days later, the phone was spotted on the Wi-Fi Alliance platform. Now, a support page for the Galaxy F55 has gone live on Samsung’s official website for Bangladesh and India.

The support page is for the international variant of the Galaxy F55, which carries model number SM-E556B. It confirms the existence of the device. Sadly, it doesn’t reveal anything about the device. Fortunately, we have an idea about what it could offer, which we will discuss in a minute. Now that the support page of the device has gone live, Samsung could launch the smartphone very soon.

The certification of the Galaxy F55 on the Wi-Fi Alliance platform revealed that the phone has Wi-Fi 6 connectivity. Expect the Galaxy F55 to feature specifications similar to the Galaxy A55 as the upcoming F-series device will be a rebranded variant of the A-series device. That means it could have a 6.6-inch AMOLED display with FHD+ resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate, Exynos 1480 SoC, a 50MP wide + 12MP ultrawide + 5MP macro camera setup at the rear, a 32MP selfie camera, and 5,000mAh battery.

Samsung is also developing Galaxy M55, which will be another rebranded variant of the Galaxy A55. The support page of the upcoming M-series device has also gone live.

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IMF confirms some accounts were hacked following cyberattack

Post author By lisa nichols
Post date March 18, 2024
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Someone broke into almost a dozen IMF email accounts, but it’s yet unknown what they did with the information found there.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF), a UN financial agency funded by 190 member countries, confirmed the breach in a press release published late last week, as well as in a short statement given to BleepingComputer.

According to the press release, the IMF detected the breach in mid-February this year, after which it brought in independent cybersecurity experts to launch an in-depth investigation and determine the nature of the breach. The investigation determined that 11 IMF email accounts were compromised.

Connections to Microsoft

“We have no indication of further compromise beyond these email accounts at this point in time,” the IMF said in the announcement. “The investigation into this incident is continuing.”

Following the discovery, the IMF took certain “remediation actions”, but did not elaborate what that exactly means. It said that the impacted accounts were re-secured.

“The IMF takes prevention of, and defense against, cyber incidents very seriously and, like all organizations, operates under the assumption that cyber incidents will unfortunately occur. The IMF has a robust cybersecurity program in place to respond quickly and effectively to such incidents,” it concluded in the press release.

In a short statement given to BleepingComputer, the IMF confirmed using Microsoft 365, but stressed that the incident “does not appear to be part of Microsoft targeting.”

Earlier this year, Microsoft announced it was being targeted by a Russian state-sponsored threat actor known as Midnight Blizzard. This group dwelled on Microsoft’s systems for a month, and stole roughly two dozen corporate emails.

A few days after the news broke, Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) reported of Russian hackers also breaching some of its Microsoft Office 365 email accounts and stealing sensitive data found there.