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Scientists used materials that use electricity to build a temperature difference They squeezed them between stretchy sheets of that are like wax The device is able to heat up or cool down to match the external temperature Researchers how to make whole jackets using their innovation Soldiers could soon go unnoticed...
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Criminals can watch baby monitors and smart cameras over the internet by default, security chiefs notify. The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) is cautioning people to adjust the settings after buying them. Easy-to-guess default passwords might permit a hacker to see a home via connected devices secretly, it said....
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Make your home a securer place, and be more well-organized with these smart home technologies. In the digital kingdom, everything is linked to the internet. It’s not only about smartphones, but also the houses. Now, we’re able to direct devices from water appliances to windows even when we’re not...
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We recently reported on Triton, the fake gadget that allows you to breathe underwater. It had raised $600,000+ when we published the article, but today, the figure is around $338,327 as we believe many people figured out their scam and got a refund. But there are still MANY people...
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A new Indiegogo campaign, which was able to collect $594,187 (at the time this article went live) or 12 times its target caught our eye. It claims to be the world’s first “Artificial Gills Re-breather” and tells us that it has been featured in big websites like Huffington, Yahoo...
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Once again, more than a billion Android gadgets are vulnerable to a security hole in Qualcomm’s Snapdragon chip that may very well be exploited by any malicious hacker to gain full access on the machine. Trend Micro’s security experts have warned Android users of some severe programming shortcomings in Qualcomm’s kernel-level Snapdragon...
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Despite many major security breaches reported last year, Real Future’s Kevin Roose wished to find out how nicely he would fare in a personal pen-test. Issuing such a “hack me” challenge is never sensible as New York University Professor and PandoDaily editor Adam Penenberg found out a couple of years ago after asking...
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Tel Aviv-based Rayzone Group is marketing a nifty little gadget known as InterApp that may leverage outdated cellular gadgets and intercept and extract data from close by cellphones or tablets. As Razyone describes its product, “InterApp is a game-changing tactical intelligence system, developed for intelligence and law enforcement agencies, enabling them...
Scientists used materials that use electricity to build a temperature difference They squeezed them between stretchy sheets of that are like wax The device is able to heat up or cool down to match the external temperature Researchers how to make whole jackets using their innovation Soldiers could soon go unnoticed...
Criminals can watch baby monitors and smart cameras over the internet by default, security chiefs notify. The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) is cautioning people to adjust the settings after buying them. Easy-to-guess default passwords might permit a hacker to see a home via connected devices secretly, it said....
Make your home a securer place, and be more well-organized with these smart home technologies. In the digital kingdom, everything is linked to the internet. It’s not only about smartphones, but also the houses. Now, we’re able to direct devices from water appliances to windows even when we’re not...
We recently reported on Triton, the fake gadget that allows you to breathe underwater. It had raised $600,000+ when we published the article, but today, the figure is around $338,327 as we believe many people figured out their scam and got a refund. But there are still MANY people...
A new Indiegogo campaign, which was able to collect $594,187 (at the time this article went live) or 12 times its target caught our eye. It claims to be the world’s first “Artificial Gills Re-breather” and tells us that it has been featured in big websites like Huffington, Yahoo...
Once again, more than a billion Android gadgets are vulnerable to a security hole in Qualcomm’s Snapdragon chip that may very well be exploited by any malicious hacker to gain full access on the machine. Trend Micro’s security experts have warned Android users of some severe programming shortcomings in Qualcomm’s kernel-level Snapdragon...
Despite many major security breaches reported last year, Real Future’s Kevin Roose wished to find out how nicely he would fare in a personal pen-test. Issuing such a “hack me” challenge is never sensible as New York University Professor and PandoDaily editor Adam Penenberg found out a couple of years ago after asking...
Tel Aviv-based Rayzone Group is marketing a nifty little gadget known as InterApp that may leverage outdated cellular gadgets and intercept and extract data from close by cellphones or tablets. As Razyone describes its product, “InterApp is a game-changing tactical intelligence system, developed for intelligence and law enforcement agencies, enabling them...