Popular Ios Apps Infected With Malware To Steal Icloud Credentials Found In Chinese App Store

Chinese developers on Weibo were the first to highlight the malware, which was then analyzed by researchers from Alibaba. Further, security company Palo Alto Networks verified the results. According to the security experts, even popular Apps like WeChat, a hugely popular messaging and social networking app, and Didi Kuaidi, Uber’s chief rival in China, carried the threat. The hack entirely depends around Xcode, a tool used to create iOS and OS X apps....

January 15, 2023 · 4 min · 724 words · Donald Paparo

Pre Installed Malware Found In Oneplus 2 Smartphones Sold Without Invite

However, it continues to remain difficult to get your hands on the OnePlus 2. As the company still relies on the same invite-based system, it is turning out to be a herculean task to get your hands on the invite. Recently, OnePlus founder Carl Pei, apologized outright for the badly carried out OnePlus 2 launch, saying that they “messed up the launch of the OnePlus 2.” As a result, some angry customers started looking for other means to get their hands on a OnePlus 2 unit....

January 15, 2023 · 3 min · 463 words · Joshua Strobel

Razer Project Linda Docks Your Razer Phone Transforming Your Smartphone Into A Workable Notebook Techworm

If there is one way to help increase your smartphone’s productivity, it is definitely through the Razer Project LindaRazer Project Linda hardware specifications The Razer Phone is able to get docked at the same place where the notebook’s trackpad is placed. Considering the 5.7-inch display of the smartphone, you will have a pretty large trackpad surface area but we have not reached the best part yet. The display of the Razer Phone will act as the trackpad itself, giving you a lot of freedom when moving your fingers here and there....

January 15, 2023 · 2 min · 297 words · Shila Williams

Researchers Discover A Way To De Anonymize The Tor Network And Identify The Real User

Tor users’ IP addresses can be identified by exploiting routersThe ResearchThe Analysis The Research Professor Sambuddho Chakravarty, a former researcher at Columbia University’s Network Security Lab and now researching Network Anonymity and Privacy at the Indraprastha Institute of Information Technology in Delhi, has co-published a series of papers over the last six years outlining the attack vector, and claims a 100% ‘decloaking’ success rate under laboratory conditions, and 81.4% in the actual wilds of the Tor network....

January 15, 2023 · 3 min · 481 words · Margaret Barham

Samsung Announces The Galaxy Tab Active3 Rugged Tablet

The new Galaxy Tab Active3 comes with performance and productivity features that are perfect for field-based employees. It also includes capabilities like Touch Sensitivity to help professionals, like first responders, who use gloves for working safely in the most challenging environments and conditions. “The way the world does business is rapidly changing as we move away from the office and out into the field. When developing the new Galaxy Tab Active3 we listened to feedback from our customers and partners and focused on creating a product that would make it easier to get things done....

January 15, 2023 · 3 min · 542 words · Robert Warden

Samsung S Galaxy S10 Specifications Release Date And More

In this article, we have gathered all the rumors, leaks, and news about the Samsung Galaxy S10 that you may want to know. According to reports, the S10 is reportedly codenamed ‘Beyond’ and Samsung has “embarked on discussing adoptions of various new technologies such as in-display fingerprint sensing with its suppliers.” Apparently, Samsung has finalized the design of the Galaxy S10 and it will be offering a 3D camera sensor for the upcoming flagship that is allegedly being designed by Israel-based Mantis Vision....

January 15, 2023 · 2 min · 347 words · Donald Petitt

Satan Hack Uses Sata Cable As An Antenna To Steal Data

For those unaware, the “air-gapped system” refers specifically to independent physical devices deployed in any network that is entirely isolated from any connection like a network or the internet. It also does not have any hardware that can communicate wirelessly, like wireless Bluetooth or Wi-Fi hardware. According to the study, the attackers use the SATA cable itself as a wireless transmitter to transfer radio signals at the 6GHz frequency band where the transmission via SATA cables is the most effective....

January 15, 2023 · 3 min · 555 words · Helen Tawwater

Scare Your Friends By Creating Fake Update And Crash Screen In Windows And Mac Pc Techworm

You can scare your friends with the help of this website. You can have some fun with your friends by opening this website in your browser. For this prank, you need not download any additional software. All you need to do is just open this Prank Website, FakeUpdate.net, in your Chrome Browser or any web browser. You will see lots of Fake Update Theme in the Homepage of the Fakeupdate....

January 15, 2023 · 2 min · 224 words · Maria Talbott

Scientists 3D Print Cartilage To Repair Damaged Windpipes

Mr. Goldstein, a PhD candidate at the Hofstra North Shore-LIJ School of Medicine, has been working with a team of surgeons at the North Shore-LIJ Health System for the past year on determining if 3D printing and tissue engineering could be used for tracheal repair and replacement. Tracheal damage can be caused by tumor, endotracheal intubation, blunt trauma, and other injuries. Narrowing and weakness of the trachea can occur and are often difficult to repair....

January 15, 2023 · 2 min · 358 words · Jeffery Davis

Scientists Developing Method That Could Turn Co2 In The Air Into Fuel

Fuel from the air : Scientists developing technology to turn Carbon Dioxide in the air into fuelScientists in Canada are mounting an industrial carbon dioxide recycling plant that could one day suck CO2 out of the atmosphere and convert it into a zero-carbon e-diesel fuel. Developed by tech start-up Carbon Engineering and partly funded by Bill Gates, the system will basically do the job of trees, but in places unable to host them, such as icy plains and deserts....

January 15, 2023 · 4 min · 843 words · Tiffany Mitchell

Scientists Produce The World S First Lab Grown Limb

“This is science fiction coming to life,” Daniel Weiss, a lung regeneration specialist at the University of Vermont College of Medicine, told the New Scientist. The secret to building a living, functioning, artificial limb starts with a dead one. Ott and his team built the leg using a technique called decellularization, which involves stripping living cells from the limbs of dead donors (in this case, other rats) to expose their “scaffolds” — all of the inert, non-living parts....

January 15, 2023 · 3 min · 546 words · Larry Rinkel

Sharjah Transport Uae Hacked Database Leaked By Kj Fido Web Soldiers Team Techworm

Few days back Web Soldiers team hacked and defaced Offiacial Website of Sag Harbour U.S

January 15, 2023 · 1 min · 15 words · Eugene Snyder

Smartphones Could Provide Early Warning Of An Earthquake Occurence

ShakeAlert, the West Coast’s scientific-grade detector, has been in the development of science for nearly ten years. However, their development process has been brought to a halt due to lack of financial resources. GPS, which is found in most of the smartphones these days, are claimed to give scientists a very precise reading on the earthquake activity as suggested in a new study in Science Advances. These crowdsourced GPS earthquake detection could work apace with existing systems, to help fill in the void....

January 15, 2023 · 2 min · 344 words · Angelia Beech

Speed Up Your Pc With Boostspeed 11 Detailed Review

Unfortunately, the same happened to my trusty HP Pavilion Notebook. After researching for quite some time, I found out a feature-packed tool, namely BoostSpeed 11. As advertised, BoostSpeed 11 drastically improved the performance of my Windows 10 device. What intrigued me more was the fact that this tool was completely free to use, and in addition to enhancing the performance of my PC, BoostSpeed 11 also optimized my Notebook. Recently, Auslogics reached out to Techworm for a detailed review of BoostSpeed 11....

January 15, 2023 · 6 min · 1196 words · Rene Marx

Spoofing Of Apple Pay By Wi Fi Captive Portal Could Fool Users To Share Credit Card Data

Ars has in the past reported on the attack leverages, which is a well-known issue: iOS devices with Wi-Fi turned on will by default try to link to any access point with a known SSID. Whenever the device is not connected to a network, those SSIDs are transmitted by “probe” messages from the device. An inferior access point could use a probe request capture and pretend as a known network, and then put up a pop-up screen behaving as any web page or app....

January 15, 2023 · 3 min · 462 words · Arthur Ulrich

Ssd Manufacturers Reduce Warranty Due To Chia Cryptocurrency Mining

Intended to be a “green” alternative to Bitcoin, this cryptocurrency can be mined, or cultivated, using unused storage space in SSDs and HDDs. These, in turn, consume less energy during this activity. As a result, there has been a huge demand for storage components like HDDs and SSDs for mining the cryptocurrency leading to increased pricing of high-performance HDD drives and the death of several SSD drives due to Chia mining/cultivation....

January 15, 2023 · 2 min · 365 words · Charles Cooper

Stadia To Arrive On Chromecast With Google Tv And Other Android Tv Os Devices

Besides Chromecast with Google TV, the search giant says it will also bring Stadia to the recent Nvidia Shield devices and several other Android TV OS devices. The search giant expects to “see millions of more TVs come to life with games available to play instantly with Stadia.” ? Stadia The games you love, now on even more screens you own. Stadia’s coming to Chromecast with Google TV, plus compatible Android TV devices, landing on June 23....

January 15, 2023 · 2 min · 256 words · David Smith

Startpage Decides To Ditch Yahoo After Data Breach Techworm

Commenting on the recent news, StartPage CEO Robert Beens said: “We are not the only ones disturbed by Yahoo’s lack of openness about major privacy violations. Even though Ixquick.eu can’t be affected by Yahoo’s government ties because of our strict privacy protections and our location outside US jurisdiction, we no longer feel comfortable partnering with them.” He added, “We can no longer have confidence in them.” Beens expects that while his company is the first to part ways with Yahoo, others will likely follow suit....

January 15, 2023 · 3 min · 465 words · Julie Camacho

Steve Wozniak Steve Jobs And I Were Once Robbed At Gunpoint Outside A Pizza Parlor

The game show called True Confessions seeks to reveal unknown facts about celebrities during the one-minute question and answer period. The incident involving Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak took place in Sunnyvale, California in 1972. The two young tech entrepreneurs were about to drive away in Steve Jobs’ Dodge Dart, having just eaten a pepperoni pizza. “This is Steve Zero,” Wozniak replied. “Before Apple.” The incident took on an extra significance after the interrogation was over, when Wozniak elaborated that the man with the gun....

January 15, 2023 · 1 min · 147 words · Florence Dionne

Supermodel Turned Actress Charlotte Mckinney S Intimate Images Leaked By Hackers

Charlotte who looks a lot like Kate Upton, become “insta-famous” supermodel by opting on Instagram as her portfolio managers and was profiled in Esquire. Her commercial for All Natural Burger where she featured walking around a farmers’ market was a instant success and many in the advertising field labeled her “the next Kate Upton.” The ad is given below : https://youtu.be/4WTA_8waxTo Charlotte will also featured in the season 20 of Dancing with the Stars, a popular dance competition reality show in United States....

January 15, 2023 · 1 min · 123 words · Joseph Hofmann