Scan Entire Tor Anonymiser network with PunkSpider to find out vulnerabilities in the 'Dark Web'

The entire scan just took only three hours to finish. Caceres explained to Forbes that You might notice thats not a lot of sites. Careces also added that Of those 2,100 sites roughly 50 had vulnerabilities, with 100 flaws uncovered in total. Some sites were also just totally blank. source: www.techworm.net

June 6, 2015 · 1 min · 51 words · Timothy Hall

Scientists produce the world’s first lab grown limb

He got a special incubator for it, monitored it daily, cared for its every need. The secret to building a living, functioning, artificial limb starts with a dead one. All they needed was a rat to attach it to. Researchers added that over 1.5 million Americans have lost a limb. While prosthetic technology has greatly advanced, there are still limits in function and appearance. Additionally, donor hand transplants expose recipients to the risks of life-long immunosuppressive therapy....

June 6, 2015 · 1 min · 93 words · Rebecca Harris

Shanghai student controls cockroach movements with human brain

The cockroach was instructed by the person controlling it to walk inan S and a Z pattern. One can open a program and write something in computer without using mouse and keyboard. Relevant techniques can develop into theBrain Net, enabling people to communicate withbrain signals. They then reply to visual stimuli that makes an image signaling them to control directions. The students in China have used this kind of technology for the first time....

June 6, 2015 · 1 min · 88 words · Olivia Murray

Stanford University engineers invent Super-efficient Light based Computers

The entire research has been published inNature Photonicslast month. Piggott said: Our manufacturing processes are not nearly as precise as those at commercial fabrication plants. Precise segments of silicon slices are then paired as per the inverse design algorithmic method. Vuckovicsaid: Our structures look like Swiss cheese but they work better than anything weve seen before. source: www.techworm.net

June 6, 2015 · 1 min · 58 words · Oscar Wallace

Windows 10 PC inside a power adapter; Microsoft shows off two tiny Windows 10 PCs at Computex 2015

It is not the first such gear. US chipmaker Marvell has promoted a range of similarly formed PCs since 2009. But they are designed to work with the less processor-intensive Ubuntu OS. Other examples include the low-cost bare-bonesRaspberry Picomputer and Dells USB stick-sized PCs that can run multiple different platforms. source: www.techworm.net

June 6, 2015 · 1 min · 52 words · Kenneth Steele

A new app “Facebook Lite” for Android Phones launched for 3rd world countries with slow connectivity issues

Facebook Lite was built for these situations, giving people a reliableFBexperience when bandwidth is at a minimum. It features all of Facebooks core experiences like News Feed, status updates, photos, notifications and more. The app is less than 1 MB in size and takes just a few seconds to download. to get more details about the app, you’re able to check to the Play Store linkhere. source: www.techworm.net

June 5, 2015 · 1 min · 68 words · Kristopher Garcia

After months of wait, Apple Watch finally to hit Apple retail stores

At that time, well also begin selling some models in our Apple retail stores. The Apple Watch is Apples first product into the wearables space. TheApple Watchrequires aniPhone 5 or laterto run basic apps and receive notifications. Among other markets, it is also now available in France, China, Germany and Hong Kong. Despite this, its the Apple Watch that has managed to garner more interest in the smartwatch market. The Apple Watch has indeed been difficult to come by....

June 5, 2015 · 1 min · 113 words · Howard Smith

Apple iPhone 7 concept video shows new camera design, golden logo on the back

Lets see what the conceptual iPhone 7 has in store. Apple has brought some major changes to the home button. It is also rumored to feature a 1080p display. The phone is said to be taking benefit of wireless charging via the so-callediCharge setup. This years iPhones as per the rumor mill will sport a 12MP dual LED camera. Also, the camera design looks different with a pretty sleak look....

June 5, 2015 · 1 min · 72 words · Michael Reilly

Batteroo claims its $2.50 ‘Batteriser’ sleeve can increase disposable battery life by 8 times

Each Batteriser sleeve is expected to cost around$2.50(1.63). Batteroo explained that any new alkaline battery would generate 1.5 Volts for a specific time. This is where the Batteriser sleeve comes in the picture with its amazinginnovative voltage booster technology. The Voltage booster technology is not a new concept, then why is Batteriser considered as a new invention? up from its actual 1.3 Volts and now it was slotted back to the Bluetooth keyboard....

June 5, 2015 · 1 min · 107 words · Lisa Owen

Canonical unveils BQ Aquaris E5 HD Ubuntu Edition, to go on sale later this month

Canonical said that the Aquaris E5 HD will be available for sale from mid June 2015. The Aquaris E5 brings many improvements to the table compared to itsolder sibling. However, the phone has more in built storage capacity 16GB to the E4.5 HDs 8GB. Canonical said that theAquaris E5 HD Ubuntuwill be available at apriceof EUR 199.90 ($220 or Rs. 12,770.00) in retail market. Canonical company would be giving neck to neck competition to Motorola with such aggressive pricing....

June 5, 2015 · 1 min · 132 words · Sandra Fields

China based hackers suspected in data breach affecting 4 millions U.S. federal employees

governmentpersonnel office and stole vital information of at least 4 millionfederal workers, American officials said Thursday. TheFBIis conducting an investigation to identify how and why this occurred, the statement said. According the Sen. Susan Collins, a Maine Republican senator, the hackers are based in China. The hackers apparently used azero-day vulnerabilityin thefederal computer system, according to the Washington Post. Though US based sources blamed China for this hack attack, China has denied any hand in the hacking....

June 5, 2015 · 1 min · 174 words · Kathleen Goodwin

Facebook post shows how to get discounted meal by exploiting a software glitch at McDonald’s Self-Serve

The fault could be made full use of straight from the menu option. He then repeats this step three more times until the total is reduced to less than half. The option is easy to locate as it shows no image of a product or price. Jalals bill was half the original value after repeating this step four times. It seemed like like the glitch could not be exploited further than this....

June 5, 2015 · 1 min · 130 words · Anthony Phillips

Google to celebrate Ocean’s Day by going underwater on Google Maps Street View

No, not literally but by going there virtually. Thanks to the advances that technology has made in recent years. Resource :Google Blog. source: www.techworm.net

June 5, 2015 · 1 min · 24 words · Thomas Owens