Linux creator Linus Torvalds blasts Kernel developer’s work in choicest abuse

This time too its no different. He only cares about the code and nothing else, which has been reinforced by him time and again. Here is one of this latest rants. Until what has been seen of him, this is supposed to be one of his more tempered reactions. source: www.techworm.net

November 3, 2015 · 1 min · 51 words · Joy Ortiz

Man sues Ashley Madison for $5 million saying it tricked him into flirting with ‘an army of female bots’

Ashley Madison, the website for cheaters is once again in the news. And as always for bad reasons. For his hardships, Poyet is demanding Avid Life pay him $5 million. Ashley Madison went to extreme measures to fraudulently lure in and profit from customers, Poyets complaint reads. Seems like Poyet will have to return empty handed from the court. source: www.techworm.net

November 3, 2015 · 1 min · 61 words · Brenda Johnson

Nintendo Super Mario 64 can now be played on any 1.65-inch screen Android Wear

The framerate also seems to chug pretty frequently. Also, there are virtual shoulder buttons at the top of the screen. source: www.techworm.net

November 3, 2015 · 1 min · 22 words · Ashley Myers

Now you can create Windows 10 apps in 10 minutes without writing a line of code

If you want to create a Windows App nows your chance. The updated Windows App Studio does not require Visual Studio for building new apps. you’re able to open any of these web browsers andcreate new apps. The update also has brought visualised tools to the App Studio for app development without requiring any code. For starters, you just need to sign in using your Microsoft account after visiting theWindows App Studio site....

November 3, 2015 · 1 min · 110 words · Tammy Moore

Remote Hacking Of iOS 9 Fetches $1 Million Bounty To A Team Of Hackers

Zerodium is in the controversial business of buying and selling information about software vulnerabilities. Zerodium stands out from many tech companies that offer bounties for vulnerabilities, as their bounty is much higher. Also, they do not release detailed information about exploits and vulnerabilities. Bekrar refused to divulge information regarding the winning team, as well as details about the exploits they found. He also declined to say how much he is planning to sell this exploit for....

November 3, 2015 · 1 min · 97 words · John Rodriguez

Samsung’s Factory Reset Protection Bypassed With USB OTG (Video)

This protection helps the owner in case a thief or a hacker tries to gain access to the phone. He put an APK on the OTG drive that does nothing but open up the tweaks. To finally bypass the reset protection, you just factory reset from the options rather than from recovery. After that, the phone will be a clean slate. source: www.techworm.net

November 3, 2015 · 1 min · 63 words · Christine Jarvis

This 17-year-old has 2 degrees, flies planes and is postponing his master’s to work at NASA

However, he cannot drive a car, as he is too young to drive alone. Cavalin, who has achieved major milestones graduated from community college when he was just 11. He then got a Bachelors in Math from the University of California, Los Angeles four years later. He has started online classes this year to get a masters in cybersecurity through the Boston areas Brandeis University. In the midst of all this, he has stacked up a tiring list of extracurricular achievements....

November 3, 2015 · 2 min · 371 words · Terry Ortiz

Fake Apple iPhone 6S made in China Available For Just $37

Applemania has been sweeping China for the past one year. Clones had always been a popular business in China. 2,500 approx) as against the original iPhone model that started at $649 in the United States. Specially tailored for Chinese customers, the copycat offers two SIM card slots and a 3G module. source: www.techworm.net

November 2, 2015 · 1 min · 53 words · Jessica Hancock

Google set for ‘return’ to China with its whole bouquet of services

In fact Google had accused the Chinese government of launching a cyber-attack on it and many other tech companies. Schmidt made these remarks during a speech at the Tech Crunch Beijing conference. The interesting thing is that Google never left China, he said. Many Chinese companies use Googles services to advertise their products in USA and other countries. Schmidt however, did not provide details of what Google planned to expand or launch on the Chinese mainland....

November 2, 2015 · 1 min · 78 words · Alexander Chung

Kaspersky Lab Releases Free Decryption Keys For Victims Of CoinVault and Bitcryptor Ransomware

Once a system has been infected, a lock screen appears and all files on the equipment are encrypted. The cyber-security firm first discovered the CoinVault attacks in May 2014. The CoinVault file-encrypting ransomware program was first documented by Kaspersky researchers in November 2014. After that raid, the programs authors took a break, as the CoinVault malware campaign proceeded largely undeterred. However, they eventually launched a new version called Bitcryptor, a second-generation version of CoinVault....

November 2, 2015 · 1 min · 190 words · Margaret Monroe

Meet The First Person Who Has Hacked His Body To Make Digital Payments

… We wanted to create a full ecosystem. If you think about a wallet, someone can steal that. But no one can steal your hand, he said. The aim is to have this accepted as a standard so well be releasing this as open source. To transfer data, RFID chips use electromagnetic fields. The cards, for example, used to get into some offices use RFID. The video demonstration of Lanhed shows that he himself selects the amount of money to transfer....

November 2, 2015 · 1 min · 124 words · Glenn Ballard

Pirates leak new Arrow episode online even before its broadcast date

Arrow has been one of the torrent blockbusters with millions of downloads per episode. The episode which is yet to be aired is being lapped by torrent lovers. source: www.techworm.net

November 2, 2015 · 1 min · 30 words · Robert Cooper

Project Loon : Google gets government nod to beam internet from balloons

Google, under its Project Loon, will be sending big balloons to the skies. The Loon balloons floating at a height of 20-kilometres above Earth surface for transmission of internet services. Project Loon has already been successfully tested in New Zealand, California (the US) and Brazil. Google approached government to set up the Loon project and drone-based internet transmission. Government has approved testing of Loon project only as of now. Google uses solar panel and wind to power electronic equipment in the balloon throughout the day....

November 2, 2015 · 1 min · 122 words · Sheila Brown