How Was Yahoo Hacked.. ? Who Were The Hackers Hired By Russian Spies..?

US authorities on Wednesday (15 March) brought forward charges against two Kremlin intelligence (FSB) officials and two criminal hackers for launching a massive cyberattack on Yahoo in 2014, which compromised around 500 million user accounts. The US government's indictments reveal how Russian spies allegedly recruited criminal hackers in a conspiracy to hack the tech giant. The FBI said that the two criminal hackers, Alexsey Belan, a Russian...

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Now Land Based Drones Will Deliver Pizza In US

Flying drones are complicated business. Land-based drones will do for now. And pedestrians on America’s footpaths will have to contend with these self-driving, wheeled robots delivering hot pizza, groceries or mail very soon. Thanks to London-based Starship Technologies, these quiet delivery robots are moving out of lab tests and onto actual streets in three US states -- in District of Columbia, parts of California, and Virginia,...

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Indian Hacker Discovers A Critical Bug In The Uber App, Which Will Give You Free Rides For Life!

An IT worker from India found out a genius way to get free Uber rides for life. Anand Prakash, a product security engineer, detected a bug in the Uber app. He also runs a blog on web application security and said it was “easy” to exploit the bug to overwrite the app and get free Uber rides around the world.   “I was testing Uber application for security loopholes,” he explained. “This is how I was able to figure it out. It...

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Phone has embedded Diamond and 360-degree Camera view.

Meet the current apple of ProTruly’s eye, Darling. A smartphone so unlike anything you’ve seen, it combines a strip of real diamonds and a full-fledged 360-degree camera within its shell. Hailing from China, Darling may very well be the first smartphone in the world to have a built-in 360-degree camera, and that makes it quite unique.                 The Darling packs in two identical 13MP cameras...

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Five Books That Every Entrepreneur Must Read

 The best books you’ll read are typically recommended by people you like or admire. Which is why we’re partnering up with bookshelf.tips to do a monthly roundup of short book recommendations from the apex of the tech world. Bookshelf.tips asked entrepreneurs, CEOs, and other visionaries share stories about books that changed their life or the way they do business – in less than 50 words, because we know you’re busy people (but hopefully...

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Hacking Watsapp is Now Easy , Thanks to Network flaw.

Hackers are exploiting a well-publicized flaw in telecom services to spoof WhatsApp and Telegram identities and hack other people’s accounts. The hackers only need a number and with that, they can hack into any phone and WhatsApp or Telegram account with a minimum of effort. The flaw rests in a signaling protocol called SS7 and hackers can exploit that to target and identify a phone number. They can then track that user, and gather all...

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An African Boy Invented A Sim Card Free Phone.

The invention of a secondary school student has gotten Namibia’s social media abuzz for the right reasons. Simon Petrus has created a mobile phone that works with radio frequencies, no sim card nor airtime credit required. Calls can be made to anyone, anywhere, without interruptions, as long as they are done in an area with radio frequency. The invention, which took two years for him to complete, was put together using scraps of...

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