Source: National Cyber Security – Produced By Gregory Evans Forensic technologies are extensively used to identify and scrutinize physical evidences gathered at the scene of crime. Increase in crime rate across the globe is one of the main factors driving the growth of the global forensic technologies market. The overall…
6 scary revelations from 2015 DefCon hacker conference
Source: National Cyber Security – Produced By Gregory Evans LAS VEGAS – Today’s world is a hacker’s paradise. As nearly all facets of life become more dependent on digital conveniences, the opportunities for gifted tech manipulators have become virtually endless. Cars, homes, safes, phones and guns have become routine fodder…
Live radio stations now available from the Rdio app
In the U.S., streaming music app Rdio has added live radio stations to the 35 million songs and curated stations that users now have access to. Approximately 500 live radio stations will be offered, including New York’s NASH FM 94.7, KFOG in San Francisco (where else?) and 95.5 KLOS in…
News from DEF CON 23: fake deaths, DHS and Tesla court hackers
Source: National Cyber Security – Produced By Gregory Evans DEF CON wraps up its 23rd year in Las Vegas today, and the first wave of news reports show the notorious hacker conference’s non-technical and sensational talks grabbing the first round of headlines. As closing ceremonies wrap up, media reports about…
Monsters from Asia: the Japan-exclusive J Butterfly HTV31, or one of HTC’s most decked-out phones ever
So far on our regular Monsters from Asia column we’ve steered away from mainstream manufacturers and have been instead focusing on truly exotic devices instead. To feature an HTC device, then, might sound like a betrayal, but the smartphone we’d like to highlight today is anything but a standard issue HTC…
Monsters from Asia: the Japan-exclusive J Butterfly HTV31, or one of HTC’s most decked-out phones ever
So far on our regular Monsters from Asia column we’ve steered away from mainstream manufacturers and have been instead focusing on truly exotic devices instead. To feature an HTC device, then, might sound like a betrayal, but the smartphone we’d like to highlight today is anything but a standard issue HTC…
Keyboard cover for Samsung Galaxy S6 edge+ goes on sale tomorrow from Dutch online store
Remember that QWERTY keyboard case for the Samsung Galaxy S6 edge+ that we showed you last week? The accessory might remind you (not in form, but in function) of Ryan Seacrest’s ill-fated TYPO, which was designed for the Apple iPhone. The cover offers a physical keyboard for those who find…
You can now get the OnePlus 2 at $459 from OppoMart without an invite, but precaution is advised
If you really really want a OnePlus 2 and you’re willing to make some sacrifices, this may be your chance. OppoMart is currently selling the highly coveted smartphone directly to customers without the need for an invite. Before diving into the details, be warned that you’ll want to carefully consider the…
How to remove the network name from the Moto G status bar
Here’s a quick one for peeps who don’t want or need more status bar clutter on their new Moto G. By default, the name of the network you’re currently attached to will be perched in the upper left, taking room many feel is best left for notifications. If you want…
FCA hacking risk kept from regulators for 18 months
Source: National Cyber Security – Produced By Gregory Evans WASHINGTON — Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV waited 18 months to tell federal safety regulators about a security flaw in radios being installed in more than a million vehicles that hackers exploited in July to seize control of a Jeep. The automaker…