How much is your stolen data actually worth on the Dark Web? You are about to find out

Youd be very surprised to learn how much of your data is worth on the Dark Web The Dark Web is definitely a place where you have not stumbled upon before, and for very good reason, since you will most likely find out sooner or later that your sensitive information is actually being sold for a price. According to the latestreportfrom McAfee Labs, there is a price placed on several things on the Dark Web, and they can more commonly be referred to as commodities....

December 1, 2015 · 2 min · 393 words · Brian Weber

Huge alien mouse spotted on the Mars

The Curiosity Rover has spent more than three years studying mars and whether it can support life. This is not the first time that seemingly unexplainable objects have been spotted by Curiosity Rover. source: www.techworm.net

December 1, 2015 · 1 min · 35 words · Scott Miller

NASA’s Solar Probe Plus to be launched in 2018 will touch the Sun

Thus, the science collection phases of the mission during close encounters are designed to be autonomous. That is, without real-time direction from ground-controllers. source: www.techworm.net

December 1, 2015 · 1 min · 25 words · Kayla Thompson MD

Saudi Arabia’s threat to sue people who compare them to ISIS gets trolled with #SueMeSaudi trend

As a result the hashtag, #SueMeSaudi has been trending world over since morning. Badawi has received 50 lashes so far despite ongoing protests against his sentencing. While Poet Ashraf Fayadh has 30 days to appeal this conviction. Fayadhs conviction could in theory result in his beheading. Saudia Arabia has executed more than 150 people in 2015, the most in decades. The majority of these beheadings are due to murder and drug charges....

December 1, 2015 · 1 min · 74 words · Paula Powell

Scientists reveal shockwave method to desalinate salt from seawater

To make it usable, researchers are finding new ways to treat salty, brackish or contaminated water. The technique known as shock electrodialysis applies an electrically driven shockwave to a constant stream of flowing water. This approach is a fundamentally new and different separation system, Bazant says. Nor does it require water to be boiled, an energy-intensive process, which consumes great amounts of energy. Divided by an electric shockwave, the new technique coaxes water to separate on its own....

December 1, 2015 · 1 min · 151 words · Sarah George

Super Mario Bros watch that costs $19,000 (€ 17,888)

Thewatchscasing will come with a Moon Invader-style case in PVD-coated black titanium with a thickness of 46mm. The feet-style lugs move with the strap to help form a better fit on your wrist. The dial incorporates a unique three-layer technique, meant to create a three-dimensional illusion. The face is decorated with enamel-coated figurines, reminding its wearer of Marios early days. Theres the jumping Mario, the signature cloud, mushroom, and bush in pixel-like designs....

December 1, 2015 · 1 min · 118 words · Jonathan Rasmussen

This code breaker hacked the Nazi Germany

So how was this any different compared to the contraptions present in banks or financial institutions? This German machine had an additional layer of encoding. At the front of the machine was something called as a plugboard, which looked like a small switchboard. His affair caused him to end up in jail, which ultimately led to the poor chaps suicide. However, Turing did more for his country and for that, his account should be told....

December 1, 2015 · 1 min · 150 words · Jeremy Schmidt

US Court orders FBI to reveal its surveillance program

In his decision, Federal district judge Victor Marrero described that the FBIs position was extreme and overly broad. Merrill is the first person to have successfully and completely lifted a NSL gag. Major companies, including Google, have challenged national security letters, but met with little luck. Recently, Microsoft had challenged an order, which led the FBI to withdraw the demand. source: www.techworm.net

December 1, 2015 · 1 min · 62 words · Kristin Moody

A technology that can bring dead back to life might be a reality soon

The artificial intelligence company has said it can resurrect human beings within the next 30 years. While theirFacebook pagestates,Will death always be inevitable? We dont think so. Humai says that bringing a body back to life wont be easy, or cheap. I think of it as making death optional. The most astonishing fact about Humai is that it consists of only five members. Two of them are researchers, one is the ambassador and an AI expert....

November 30, 2015 · 1 min · 78 words · Lawrence Pratt

Anonymous Takes Down Five Icelandic Government Websites to Protest Whale Hunting

That is the reason Anonymous has targeted Icelanding government websites. Anonymous had warned the Icelandic government about the impending attacks through a video on YouTube published on Wednesday. Brothers and sisters of anonymous. We will not stop fighting! End the killing NOW!pic.twitter.com/5G7tlRMOBR 3/5 Iceland Government#TangoDown! They also uploaded to GhostBina list of websitesthey plan to target in the future. source: www.techworm.net

November 30, 2015 · 1 min · 61 words · Amy Garcia

Asteroid Mining Act May Violate International Treaty, Is Potentially Dangerous And Illegal

Planetary Resources welcomed the newly passedU.S. Commercial Space Launch Competitiveness Act, or the U.S. Space Act, with open arms. The new law was also lauded by Deep Space Industries, another firm with stakes in asteroid mining. But some lawyers arent certain the law will stand up to scrutiny. Other lawyers disagree, claiming both that asteroids dont qualify as celestial bodies and that mining isnt appropriation. It is irrelevant whether or not the new law is philosophically or legally sound....

November 30, 2015 · 1 min · 81 words · Mary Williams

Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg And Other Billionaires Come Together To Invest In Clean Energy Technology

The announcement comes on day one of the United Nations climate change talks in Paris. source: www.techworm.net

November 30, 2015 · 1 min · 17 words · Sarah Smith

Facebook’s “Most Used Words” App Accused Of Stealing Personal Data

The What Are Your Most Used Words on Facebook? for make the software work, basically it’s crucial that you grant the software access. This data can be stored on Vonvons servers anywhere across the world. Vonvon processes Personal Information on its servers in many countries around the world. Such information may be stored on any of our servers, at any location. Once it has sold that data on, it gives no protection for how it is used....

November 30, 2015 · 1 min · 79 words · Arthur Gutierrez