Here are the best Antivirus programs that you should have in your system

BY MUHAMMAD

You can never be too careful with the level of protection present inside your computer and while Windows Defender has done a fair job in shielding your machine, there is nothing quite like having an antivirus program. According to AV-TEST, which is

This Nearly “Impossible to Trace” Spyware is Used by 32 Governments to Spy on You

BY ADARSH VERMA



In 2015, the infamous spyware FinFisher is spread in 32 countries to perform advanced citizen surveillance. Citizen Lab, a security watchdog, has uncovered the nearly untraceable IP addresses and servers of the spyware. Read more and

Here's Why Microsoft Drops a Cloud Data Center Under the Ocean

Where tech companies like Facebook and Google prefer to move their data centers to colder countries to reduce their air conditioning bill, Microsoft has come up with an even better home for data centers while cutting high energy costs for cooling them: Under the Sea.

What is VPN (Virtual Private Network)? How it Works?

BY ADITYA TIWAR



VPN is a technology used to setup a private network over the internet to share the resources of a corporate intranet with remote users and other office locations of the company.

How Google Could Rig the 2016 Election

Google has the ability to drive millions of votes to a candidate with no one the wiser.

  

By ROBERT EPSTEIN

America’s next president could be eased into office not just by TV ads or speeches, but by Google’s secret decisions, and no one—except for me and perhaps a few other obscure researchers—would know how this was accomplished.

How the hackers built software to steal naked photos of hundreds of women

How the Two hackers built a App to steal nude photos of women

The United States Department of Justice, has indicted and arrested two men on May 8th against the charges of “breaching the computer services of Colorado based Photobucket.” The two men, Brandon Bourret, aged 39, of Colorado Springs, Colorado and Athanasios Andrianakis, aged 26, of Sunnyvale, California had developed a software known as “Photofucket” for “fusking”. This software was capable of hacking the private online photo albums of women and plagiarize their naked photos.

What is an Internet Cannon ? How does it works ?

by vicky 

What is an Internet cannon?

What is an Internet Cannon?

Many things happen in the world of technology today. Any time you mention internet censorship, the first thing that comes to my mind is the nation of China. The country has earned fame from the Great Wall of China as well as the Great firewall of China. The experts from the country have the ability to access and proceed to block a particular website indefinitely. You may be asking yourself why a government

#Tech-News: BlackBerry announces its new high security tablet SecuTABLET

BY VIJAY 

BlackBerry announces SecuTablet, a totally secure tablet based on Samsung Galaxy S 10.5

In an event on Saturday Blackberry revealed its new highly secured SecuTablet, a tablet which it says is suitable for privacy lovers, businesses and government offices.

SecuTablet is based on Samsung Galaxy S 10.5 and has been developed by BlackBerry in partnership with  IBM and Samsung.

The SecuTablet is also a result of BlackBerry’s purchase of security firm, Secusmart last year and is BlackBerry’s attempt to woo buyers who are more inclined towards privacy and security.

Facebook employees can access your FB account without password

Your Facebook account including private data can be viewed by a Facebook employee

Your Facebook timeline and private information can be accessed by Facebook engineers anytime, any day without even having your password or notifiying you. Facebook says that this is being done for greater good, but is it really?

Paavo Siljamäki, director of record label, Anjunabeats, dropped in to the Facebook office for for enquiring about how to use Facebook optimally for his record label promotion. He however encountered a pretty bewildering scene when the person behind the desk at the Facebook office tapped into his Facebook account without even entering password, though he was politely asked for permission to access it.

#Tech-News: Computerised vehicles are vulnerable to hacking

Yes computerised vehicles are vulnerable to hacking.Modern vehicles are built with a range of computerised systems that control and monitor security, fuel, engine management and more. Most new cars are fitted with Bluetooth connectivity and USB sockets, so it was only a matter of time before reports of criminals abusing these systems appeared.

HOW TO SHUTDOWN A COMPUTER WITH A CELL PHONE.

Using this method, a user can shutdown, restart, hibernate, etc. his or her computer,just by sending an email from his or her phone.

To do this, all you will need is Microsoft Outlook which should come with Microsoft
Office, which most people have. This will need to be on the computer wish you wish to
shutdown.

Hackers created a drone that can steal What’s inside your phone

At this point of time, most of smartphones are loaded with an important function that requires WiFi service to
be activated. Taking advantage of this, Hackers of London have created a drone that is proficient in taking data consists of locations and passwords directly from your smartphone.

Musk’s next mission: Blanketing the world with cheap internet access, via 700 low-orbit satellites

By Sebastian Anthony 

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Elon Musk, capitalizing on SpaceX’s unique ability to cheaply launch stuff into space, has announced that he’s working on deploying a constellation of some 700 satellites, for the purpose of bringing “very low cost” internet access to everyone on Earth. Satellite internet access could be very useful in rural parts of North America and Europe, but it’s the under-connected parts of the world (Asia, Africa, South America) that will be of more interest to Musk, both financially and

WHY HACKERS PREFER LINUX?

BY VICKY 

Linux use is growing at an amazing rate. This operating system, which has no public relations department, advertising, or government lobby, is being used widely in homes and server rooms alike. It’s also free, and 100% open source, meaning anyone can look at each and every line of code in the Linux kernel.