This 710 Tool Can Sniff Contactless Card Details From 8 Cm Away And Clone Them Techworm

And if you are really interested in Contactless Infusion X5, you need’t go far, it is available for sale on the Dark Web for around $710. What Contactless Infusion X5 is actually marvelous in pervert way. Because Contactless Infusion X5 not only steals information remotely, it is then able to clone the exact card for the hacker. Contactless Infusion X5 tool is believed to be the first to specifically target contactless cards....

January 4, 2023 · 2 min · 215 words · Tracy Pulliam

This Eerie Twitter Bot Could Be Spying On You Right Now Techworm

The Twitter bot tweets a grainy, context-free picture escorted by a line of peculiarly formatted gibberish every few minutes. Only after you begin digging into the actual working of the bot that it becomes clear that the project is developed on a profoundly disquieting foundation that throws light on one of the major privacy escapes in the modern telecommunication set-up. — ?ÿ?€ (@FFD8FFDB) December 28, 2015 Basically, the software behind @FFD8FFDB browses the Internet for webcams whose operators have left them unsafe, taking screenshots from the feeds, and then tweets them....

January 4, 2023 · 4 min · 770 words · Jimmy Heffron

This Is Why Hoverboards Are Dangerous Techworm

In the meantime, the country’s top product safety regulator says his agency is working “non-stop” to find the root cause for the fire hazards linked to the self-balancing scooters. Elliot Kaye, CPSC Chairman, said on Wednesday that he has directed agency staff to intensify their investigation into the safety of hoverboards. “The challenge is to move quickly but also thoroughly and carefully to find out why certain hoverboards caught fire,” Kaye said in a statement....

January 4, 2023 · 5 min · 853 words · Mari Ramsey

This Router Like Box Can Hack Into Your Smartphone And Steal All Your Credentials Techworm

An Israeli defence technology firm has invented a box that is able to quietly steal a person’s emails, social media account passwords, Dropbox folder contents and more, as long as the user’s phone is nearby and its Wi-Fi transmitter is activated. Rayzone Group, which makes intelligence systems for governments and intelligence agencies, has developed the InterApp system, able to remotely access pretty much everything of value from your smartphone. According to the system’s website it can collect any “intimate information of any phone user… in the system’s proximity....

January 4, 2023 · 2 min · 334 words · Juanita Wills

Tiktok Uc Browser Among The 59 Chinese Apps Banned By The Government Of India

Tiktok has been in hot waters for snooping on iPhone users already this week. Apart from TikTok, other popular apps such as UC Browser, SHAREit, WeChat, DU Recorder has also been handed a ban by the Indian government. — Press Trust of India (@PTI_News) June 29, 2020 Surgical Strike on Tiktok and Other Chinese Apps by the Indian Government? The anti-China sentiment has been brewing ever since the India-China border conflict occurred a fortnight ago....

January 4, 2023 · 1 min · 207 words · Eva Pullum

To Reach 50 Million Users Telephone Took 75 Years Internet Took 4 Years However Angry Birds Took Only 35 Days

Its just amazing to see that technology is advancing at a such a speed; just have a look at Apple store or any electronic store for that matter, one is sure to get the latest technology everywhere. A couple of years back to have a camera on the smartphone was a big thing and today we have so many smartphones with the latest technology embedded in it. Take the example of Apples Laptops its new Mac Book is one of the thinnest laptop available in the world today....

January 4, 2023 · 3 min · 429 words · Dianne Clark

Top 10 Free Wireless Network Hacking Tools For Ethical Hackers And Businesses

Ten Free Wireless Hacking SoftwareAircrackinSSIDerWireSharkCoWPAttyAirjackWepAttackOmniPeekCommView for WiFiCloudCracker Internet is now a basic requirement be it office or home as it is majorly used in smartphones besides computer. Most of the times people prefer to use wireless network LAN which is much easier and cost effective. It has been observed that the neighborhood WiFi hot-spots are visible on user’s device however one can get access to the same only by cracking password with the sole purpose of using free internet....

January 4, 2023 · 4 min · 827 words · Gary Fernandez

Top 10 Hackers In The World Most Notorious Black Hat Hackers

Depending on the field of work, the term hacker takes on a controversial and unethical meaning. The image that comes to your head when you think of a hacker, is usually a back-hat hacker. Black hat hackers are the ones who violate computer security for personal gain and benefit or for pure maliciousness. Whereas, white hat hackers are those who help organizations or governments by reporting the flaws, and exploits they find in the network or system....

January 4, 2023 · 4 min · 835 words · Carlene Durham

Top 10 Mac Programming Resources For Beginners

Learning to program your Mac is a great idea, and there are plenty of great (and mostly free) resources out there to help you learn to code. In Stack Overflow’s 2019 developer survey, MacOS came to be the second most used Desktop Operating System, followed by Linux. Today we give you the top 10 resources to learn Mac programming and make a career out of it. Top 10 Mac programming resources for beginners #1 Codecademy Codeacademy is one of the most popular places for beginner programmers to start....

January 4, 2023 · 5 min · 889 words · James Weisinger

Top 10 Websites To Refresh Your Hacking Skills Techworm

By definition, hacking is the practice of altering the features of a system, to accomplish a goal which is not in scope of the purpose of its creation. As a result, the last few decades has seen an increase in demand for ethical hackers (also known as white hat hackers or penetration testers), as they protect the computer systems from dangerous intrusions. Ethical hacking helps businesses and government-related organizations better protect its system and information and are seen as part of an organization’s overall security efforts....

January 4, 2023 · 6 min · 1140 words · Ryan Skidmore

Top 20 Places To Work In 2016 According To Employees Techworm

Here are the top 20 places to work with in 2016 based on their job satisfaction and work environmentNo. 1: Airbnb Score: 4.6No. 2: Bain & Company Score: 4.6No. 3. Guidewire Score: 4.5No. 4: HubSpot Score: 4.4No. 5: Facebook Score: 4.4No. 6: LinkedIn Score: 4.4No. 7: Boston Consulting Group Score: 4.3No. 8: Google Score: 4.3No. 9: Nestlé Purina PetCare Score: 4.3No. 10: Zillow Score: 4.3No. 11. Eastman Chemical Score: 4.3No. 12: World Wide Technology Score: 4....

January 4, 2023 · 7 min · 1486 words · Juanita Manley

Top 6 Courses To Learn Java Programming With Ease Techworm

Does such a programming language with so many attractive qualities find a place in your resume? If not, then it’s the time your coding credentials need a major makeover. Programming language popularity tracker, PYPL and TIOBE, list Java as the top most programming language to learn if you are looking to make a career in software development. In this article, we bring to you some of the best Java courses that will not only upgrade your coding skills but also bridge the gap in your profile as a software developer....

January 4, 2023 · 3 min · 593 words · Christina Christensen

Top Ten Most Infamous Hackers Of All Time

The most infamous hackers who became a headache for authorities and local governments.1.Adrian Lamo: 2.Vladimir Levin: 3.Albert Gonzalez:4.Gary McKinnon:5.Kevin Poulsen: 6.The Syrian Electronic Army:7.Max Ray “Iceman” Butler:8.Astra:9.Anonymous:10.Kevin Mitnick: In context of cyber world a hacker is someone who breaches the components of networking system. A hacker may be a Black Hat(does Hacking with malicious intends without asking the corresponding authorities), a Gray Hat(does it without asking the authorities but is not ill-intended) and a White Hat(does it only after getting the permission in writing and after being asked to do so by the corresponding admins)....

January 4, 2023 · 5 min · 919 words · Chris Belisle

Torrentlocker Ransomware Variation Targets Japanese Users

TorrentLocker Ransomware variation written to specifically target Japanese usersAbout TorrentLockerThe attack About TorrentLocker This new type of ransomware is a sibling of CryptoLocker and CrptoWall ransomware and uses communicates with its command and control server using Tor anonymiser network. TorrentLocker uses themes and naming from CryptoLocker and CryptoWall ransomware, but is very different at the code level and believed to be a new strain of ransomware. The malware first connects to a command and control (C&C) server over secure communications and exchanges a certificate before encrypting the malware....

January 4, 2023 · 3 min · 513 words · Nancy Dickey

Two Teenagers Die While Trying To Take A Selfie With A Plane Techworm

Muhammet Bozkurt, 17, and Caglar Savasci, 19, were with three other friends who had hired a car for a road trip from Alanya to Antalya, a coastal route in the south west of the country. The three survivors, who only just dodged the truck that killed their friends, revealed the group had stopped by an airport so they could snap a selfie with a plane coming in to land. All of the five friends decided to lie down on the road to get the picture as a plane made its descent but it was already dark at 9pm, when the boys posed for the stunt....

January 4, 2023 · 2 min · 302 words · James Vanhorn

Unfriending A Facebook Friend Could Amount To Bullying Says Australian Tribunal

The Fair Work Commission decided trimming someone out of your news feeds is equivalent to risking a colleague’s health and safety. The case came up when Real estate agent Rachael Roberts filed an application with Australia’s Fair Work Commission, in order to put a stop to workplace bullying by the agency’s principal, Lisa Bird. While Roberts sited 18 different incidents in which she claimed she was being bullied, nine were upheld by the Commission, according to News....

January 4, 2023 · 2 min · 300 words · Jeffrey Hernandez

United Nations Development Programme Undp Org Database Leaked By Virus Aser Alrooh Ayas Six Hacker Techworm

ViRUs AsEr ALroOh & Ayas six hacker have leaked the database of United Nations Development Programme (https://www.undp.org/). the Data leaked can be seen from the paste provided by the hackers. The data contains Fax no., email, username, mobile phone, nation, city address of the officials from different countries under United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). All in plain text. The leaked data can be seen from the paste provided below: paste here Almost a week ago, (UNDP) database was leaked by SkyBlack too, and that means the website is still vulnerable....

January 4, 2023 · 1 min · 124 words · Lilly Funderburk

United States Army Using Unlicensed Windows 7 In Its Qatar Army Base Shocking But True Techworm

January 4, 2023 · 0 min · 0 words · Barbara Woods

Vivo Xplay7 May Be The First Smartphone To Feature A Massive 10Gb Of Ram Techworm

If this happens, the device dubbed as ‘Vivo Xplay 7’ will be the first ever smartphone to be powered by 10GB of RAM. Apart from this, the Xplay 7 will feature a 4K OLED display with an edge-to-edge display on the front giving it a 92.9% screen-to-body ratio. It will be powered by the Snapdragon 845 SoC coupled with 10GB of RAM. The smartphone will be available in two in-built storage options: 256GB and 512GB, according to the leaks....

January 4, 2023 · 1 min · 160 words · Steven Rouse

Was Cnn Really Hacked To Show 30 Minutes Of Nsfw Xvideos Clips Techworm

But did the news broadcaster really show the NSFW clips or was the service provider from Boston hacked? At 11PM EST on 25th November, some unsuspecting viewers getting ready for a brand new episode of Anthony Bourdain’s Parts Unknown on CNN were surprised to see that scheduled programming had been replaced by 30 minutes of adult entertainment. The 30 minute Xvideo broadcast news on CNN gained traction after a viewer from tweeted this....

January 4, 2023 · 2 min · 233 words · Irene Panahon