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This video hack shows exactly why you should never allow your phone to get into the wrong hands. In the video the user, uses Apple’s digital personal assistant Siri to bypass the PIN number and the in-built fingerprint scanner to make calls from any locked device , including to premium rate phone lines. Mirror has reported that similarly Microsoft’s equivalent to Siri, Cortana, can also be used to bypass security measures and make calls to expensive numbers without being unlocked – and can also send texts....

Next time you Netflix, use this hack to access a whole slew of secret genres you never knew you were missing. According to Gizmodo, the genres Netflix provides for you are just a drop in the ocean. A little bit of hacking can get you many more titles that you didnt know that exits. Basically, these numbers will help you curate your Netflix beyond specified genres like “strong female lead....

Cerber is a latest ransomware which encrypts target victim’s files and then provides a TTS (text-to-speech) feature that reads out the ransom note. The ransomware was discovered by two independent security researchers, @BiebsMalwareGuy and @MeegulWorth, and was analyzed by researchers from Bleeping Computer and Malwarebytes. The Cerber was first analysed last week by security researchers from SenseCy. SenseCy researchers stated that Cerber is written by Russian coders who are advertising and selling it as a RaaS service on underground hacking forums in Russia....

Asimov’s First Law of Robotics is very clear: Robots may not harm people. Doomsday predictors including Elon Musk of Tesla have long predicted a Terminator style Skynet domination of world by AI but apologists and robotics supporters have always relied on Asimov’s first law of robotics to defend the innovations in AI and robotics. Even though there are definitely quite a number of large robots, often used in manufacturing, that one would have to think dangerous, roboticists have largely felled to that rule....

For those unaware, Grayshift is the company behind the iPhone unlocking device called “GrayKey” used by law enforcement agencies around the world to break passwords on iPhones involved in criminal investigations. The process of getting passcode could take several hours to some days to complete depending on the size of the password. Now, Grayshift is developing an advanced spyware software called “Hide UI” that can track a suspect’s passcode as soon as it is entered into the iPhone, reports NBC citing two anonymous people in law enforcement so as to not violate non-disclosure agreements signed by them....

Syrian Electronic Army tweeted the link containing the login credential of Turkish Ministry of Interior’s website ( https://posta.icisleri.gov.tr/owa/) (https://owa.icisleri.gov.tr/owa/). The link contains the email and password used by different officials to login into the website. which can be seen in the link below. Link to data Reach Syrian Electronic Army on twitter and Facebook:

Removing unnecessary add-ons and toolbars. 2. Clear browsing history regularly. 3. Disable Firefox Auto-update(not recommended). 4. Block Flash. If you have already tried these steps and it is not working then i would like to suggest you some of other tried and tested techniques to speed up the browsing and make Mozilla Firefox faster than ever. Type “about:config” into the address bar and press Enter. Now click “I’ll be careful, I promise!...

Death ThreatsISIS, ISIL, Da’esh, Daaish or ISVideoA Faction of Pakistan Taliban threatens Malala Yousafzai Twitter CEO Dick Costolo has admitted that the Islamic State (IS) terrorist group threatened to kill his employees after their Twitter accounts were deleted. Speaking at the Vanity Fair New Establishment Summit in San Francisco this week, Costolo said that after Twitter started deleting accounts of IS members, he and his employees received assassination calls. “After suspending their (IS) accounts, some folks affiliated with the organisation used Twitter to declare that the employees of Twitter and the management of Twitter should be assassinated,” Costolo said....

As per Mr. Prosser, for now Anthony Noto’s account has been locked and all the spam tweets deleted; it also seems the account was hacked only for a brief period and does not seem to have had further access to his account. Twitter authorities are further investigating this anyways. Anthony Noto, former Goldman banker took over as the Chief Financial Officer of Twitter in last summer. In the month of November he had a “DM fail issue” where in a private “Direct message” regarding acquiring a company was accidently broadcasted by him....

Though Twitter has not confirmed or denied the news, a Twitter expert noticed the sudden drop in ISIS linked Twitter accounts. — Zaid Benjamin (@zaidbenjamin) April 2, 2015 According to Zaid, Twitter suspended thousands of accounts of Islamic State, ISIL and Daesh – and its supporters A Twitter representative on Thursday confirmed to news outlets that its violations department had in fact suspended some 10,000 accounts on one day – 2 April – “for tweeting violent threats”....

The incident happened in the Indian capital of Delhi on late Tuesday night. Kalam Singh, a truck driver was on his way to Dwarka with a consignment of iPhones when he came under attack from a gang of thieves. The incident happened when the truck driver was approaching Vasant Kunj when someone threw a packet containing a red powder into the truck’s cabin. He presumed it to be a prank by children but soon felt his eyes and skin started itching....

In a recent development, Uber signed a Space Act Agreement with the US space agency, NASA on Wednesday to help develop traffic systems for its proposed flying taxi project, called Uber Elevate. Uber’s chief product officer Jeff Holden told the Web Summit in Lisbon, Portugal that it would be working with NASA to help create autonomous software for managing “flying taxi” routes, which it plans to deploy in the air by 2020....

More than 124,000 leaked documents – now known as the Uber files – exposes the company’s unethical practices between 2013 and 2017, which were first leaked to The Guardian who later shared them with the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ), a non-profit network of investigative reporters. It covers Uber’s operations across 40 countries when it was still run by its co-founder, Travis Kalanick, who aggressively made attempts to force the cab-hailing service into cities worldwide, even if that meant breaking local laws and taxi regulations....

According to the sources the video was leaked during the Easter holidays and contains a private video chat session Dora had with her boyfriend over the internet. The teenager in the video claims that she did not even know her video session was being recorded. While the boyfriend with whom Dora was chatting says he also did not leak the video. If the boyfriend’s words are taken as truth, it may be work of hackers who control of either Dora’s or her boyfriends computer and recorded the video remotely....

The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) is a secretive, multinational trade agreement that threatens to extend restrictive intellectual property (IP) laws across the globe and rewrite international rules on its enforcement. Among other things, the TPP seeks to adjust trade barriers such as tariffs, establish a common framework for intellectual property, enforce standards for labour law and environmental law, and establish an investor-state dispute settlement mechanism, which proposes that local states be responsible for falling rates of profit....

These crooks who designed the page wanted to gather payment card data and credentials for email accounts. The objective to ask these details was for the completion of identity verification and getting the blue badge. In addition, more details are required, such as the amount of followers and number of times their account was suspended, responding to question such as why the victim thinks they should be verified, as reported by Malwarebytes....

The three engineers, Brian Kim, Mark Minisi, and Stephen McFarlane, were awarded a patent for the projectile and the trio developed the bullet in a bid to reduce the “collateral damage” – a fancy phrase used to describe innocent people being killed as the result of an armed confrontation. In other words, in order to kill as few people and destroy as little property as possible during a battle or other operations, the US Army designed a bullet that actually does not destroy itself, but has a special coating on it that dissolves from friction, ignition, and which later melts the bullet into something incapable of continuous flight if it doesn’t hit a target at a certain distance....