Using SimpliSafe Home Security? — You're Screwed! It's Easy to Hack & Can't be Patched

If you are using a SimpliSafe wireless home alarm system to improve your home security smartly, just throw it up and buy a new one. It is useless.



The so-called 'Smart' Technology, which is designed to make your Home Safer, is actually opening your house doors for hackers. The latest in this field is SimpliSafe Alarm.



SimpliSafe wireless home alarm systems – used by more than 300,000

Wanna Mine Bitcoins Faster? Researchers Find New Way to Do it

A new machine for Bitcoin Mining called "Approximate Hardware" would make Bitcoin mining easier.



Bitcoin had gained tremendous popularity over a few couple of years among the virtual currencies due to its decentralized principle.



Mining a single Bitcoin is not an ice cake walk, as it requires an enormous amount of computing power to dig Bitcoins.



To overcome this issue and mine

Hacking Smartphones Running on MediaTek Processors

A dangerous backdoor has been discovered in the MediaTek processor that could be exploited to hack Android devices remotely.



MediaTek is a Taiwan-based hardware company that manufacture hardware chips and processor used in the smartphones and tablets.



The backdoor was discovered by security researcher Justin Case, who already informed MediaTek about the security issue via Twitter, as

Somebody Offered Money to Raspberry Pi Foundation for Pre-Installing Malware

The Raspberry Pi is now gaining attention from malware distributors who want the popular mini-computers to deliver with pre-install malware.



The Raspberry Pi Foundation has made a shocking revelation that the charitable foundation has been offered money to install malware onto the Raspberry Pi machines before they were shipped out to users.



The Raspberry Pi is an

Raspberry Pi Zero — The $5 Tiny Computer is Here

Get ready for a ThanksGiving celebration from the Raspberry Pi Foundation.



Raspberry Pi, the charitable foundation behind the United Kingdom's best-selling computer, has just unveiled its latest wonder – the Raspberry Pi Zero.



Raspberry Pi Zero is a programmable computer that costs just $5 (or £4), may rank as the world's cheapest computer.



Raspberry Pi Zero: Just $5

How to Anonymously Access Wi-Fi from 2.5 Miles Away Using This Incredible Device

Anonymity is something that seems next to impossible in this era of government surveillance. Even Tor and VPNs are no longer seem to be enough to protect user privacy. Once your IP address is discovered, your Game Over!



However, a method have been devised that not only allow users to anonymously connect to public Wi-Fi network, but also let them connect from about 2.5 Miles away.

This 3D Printed Robot Cracks Combination Locks in Less than 30 Seconds

Be careful while leaving your important and valuable stuff in your lockers. A 3D printed robot has arrived that can crack a combination lock in as little as 30 seconds.



So, it’s time to ditch your modern combination locks and started keeping your valuable things in a good old-fashioned locker with keys.



A well-known California hacker Samy Kamkar who is expert in cracking locks has built

USBKill — Code That Kills Computers Before They Examine USBs for Secrets

USBkill — A new program that once activated, will instantly disable the laptop or computer if there is any activity on USB port.



Hey Wait, don’t compare USBkill with the USB Killer stick that destroy sensitive components of a computer when plugged-in.



"USBKill" is a new weapon that could be a boon for whistleblowers, journalists, activists, and even cyber criminals who want to keep

Lenovo Shipping PCs with Pre-Installed 'Superfish Malware' that Kills HTTPS

One of the most popular computer manufacturers Lenovo is being criticized for selling laptops pre-installed with invasive marketing software, or malware that, experts say, opens up a door for hackers and cyber crooks.



The software, dubbed ‘Superfish Malware’, analyzes users’ Internet habits and injects third-party advertising into websites on browsers such as Google Chrome and Internet