Ghostsec may be darkest fear of ISIS as it hacks to spy on their secrets to nip them

Ghost Security Group claims that they work more like spies rather than hackers. Like their other claims, it is difficult to verify if the group had thwarted an attack on Djerba. These people have saved lives. Recently, Smith says that Ghost Security Group has made inroads into infiltrating difficult-to-penetrate networks. source: www.techworm.net

November 23, 2015 · 1 min · 52 words · Tammy Morris

Google Creates A Star Trek-Like Communicator Secret Prototype

The intention behind it is to see users interactions with voice search in new ways. The prototype (pictured above) might output sound by connecting to headphones or through an onboard speaker. I always wanted that pin, Singhal said. You just ask it anything and it works. Thats why we were like, Lets go prototype that and see how it feels. source: www.techworm.net

November 23, 2015 · 1 min · 62 words · Yolanda Adkins DVM

Latest tech from IBM will identity you without the use of your personal data

In fact, the company is going beyond its own reach in an attempt to protect that data. However, it creates unnecessary exposure towards the user by using their sensitive information for pass the authentication phase. In the event of a security breach, all of the sensitive information is out into the open. IBM is attempting to change that with Identity Mixer. The authentication phase can only be passed if the user is able to provide the correct public key....

November 23, 2015 · 1 min · 93 words · Anne Christensen

Microsoft Removes Windows 10 November upgrade From Download Site

The users can now get the new version only from Windows Update. People can still download Windows 10 using the MCT tool if they wish. The November update will be delivered via Windows Update. After the 31 days have passed, your PC will automatically download the November update. With Microsofts new MCT policy, everyone loses. One just hopes that the Windows team realizes this as soon as possible and and reverses its decision....

November 23, 2015 · 1 min · 91 words · Mr. Riley Velasquez DDS

Researchers created a cyborg rose by hacking a living rose to implant it with electronic circuit

All of the building blocks either clogged the base of the stem or didnt assemble into wires. The combination led to the creation of an electrochemical transistor that converts ionic signals into electronic output. This lead to the creation electrochemical cells pixels segregated by the veins. When voltage was applied, the polymers interacted with the leafs ions causing it to change color. Everything occurs naturally, and we use the plants own very advanced systems....

November 23, 2015 · 1 min · 110 words · Daniel Ward

Silent Circle: Maker of the privacy buffed Blackphone under immense heat after ISIS attacks

According to asource, ISIS was able to respond to a threat from hacktivist group famously known as Anonymous. Now here is the most interesting thing that you will read today. source: www.techworm.net

November 23, 2015 · 1 min · 32 words · James Warren

The craziest and most interesting questions asked during Apple job interviews

This dynamic becomes more intense if you happen to be an engineer or designer at Apple. The questions that are basically directed to determine the interviewees communication skills, problem solving ability and creativity. Given below excerpts are interesting, puzzling and wacky and have been taken from the interview data from Glassdoor. These questions were asked to prospective Apple employees during their job interviews. Software QA Engineer The first example is something of a brain teaser....

November 23, 2015 · 2 min · 335 words · Valerie Turner

Windows 10 and Microsoft Edge being targeted not by users, but by something more sinister

Microsoft is being targeted, and not just by users While Windows 10 and Microsoft Edge might have increased in popularity, it also becomes a target for one of the most vicious malware to ever exist on the planet. According to the latest report, the Trojan Dyreza, which is also known as Dyre has been updated so that target computer systems that have been running Windows 10. Apart from targeting the operating system, the Trojan also ends up targeting the platforms default web client, Microsoft Edge....

November 23, 2015 · 2 min · 379 words · Natalie Lee

Your Android apps might be sending unnecessary hidden data and you may not know

The researchers produced modified versions of 47 of the top 100 Android apps to prove their analytic technique. The communication channels in the Android apps that their tools recognized as covert were disabled. Similarly, the popular Candy Crush Saga game appeared to engage in no covert communication. This doesnt mean that the issue is Android-specific or the data itself is suspicious. Some of it may be anticipatory, in an attempt to guard against interruptions in Internet connectivity....

November 23, 2015 · 1 min · 99 words · Mark Oconnell

Ads use inaudible sound to link smartphones, TV, tablet and PC to spy on you

While the sound cant be heard by the human ear, nearby tablets and smartphones can detect it. Adobe is developing similar technologies. Without a doubt, the most concerning of the companies the CDT mentioned is San Francisco-based SilverPush. CDT officials wrote: Cross-rig tracking can also be performed through the use of ultrasonic inaudible sound beacons. The industry leader of cross-gear tracking using audio beacons is SilverPush. While technology is evolving day by day, corresponding concerns are also increasing....

November 22, 2015 · 1 min · 108 words · Robert Moore

Apple was actually inspired by a hacker – The untold story unfolds

Wait, so Apple actually took inspiration from someone who broke the law? Both Wozniak and Jobs were able to locate Draper through a friend of Wozniak. So what is Draper known for; phreaking. Before Apple existed, Wozniak and Jobs had formed a business that made and sold blue boxes. Both wunderkinds claimed that this is the product that was the foundation of Apples success. Wozniak wanted in on this, and reached out to John Draper to help him out with the venture....

November 22, 2015 · 1 min · 92 words · Tammy Perkins

Cops pulls over Google self-driving car for traffic violation, but who gets the ticket?

Who gets a ticket for traffic violation done by a Google self-driving car? Autonomous self-driving vehicles are being looked by many people and car companies as the future of safe transport. But a recent incident showed that even autonomous vehicles arent immune from traffic stops. Bet humans dont get pulled over for that too often. Weve capped the speed of our prototype vehicles at 25 mph [40 kmh] for safety reasons....

November 22, 2015 · 1 min · 135 words · Ronald Gutierrez

Leaked screenshots reveal Apple may be bringing repair store to your iPhone/iPad

The Genius Bars in Apples retail stores are supposed to be convenient ways to answer questions and get repairs. Its highly interactive, and well integrated, a source said. Apples existing Apple Store app already offers some of this functionality. Nonetheless, it could do a lot to improve your overall support experience and raise overall customer satisfaction. source: www.techworm.net

November 22, 2015 · 1 min · 58 words · Megan Warren