By Anna ValmeroBATAC, ILOCOS NORTE—Three researchers from Batac in Ilocos Norte are developing the low-cost drip irrigation system (LDIS) for rice-based high-value crops such as bitter gourd to meet irrigation requirements in dry environments.Known for its dry environment, water is a scarce resource in Batac. The periodic rains from June…
Malware spreads like wild fire in Syrian conflict
A new nasty piece of malware is now being used in the ongoing conflict in Syria, with the ability to take over an infected computer or steal documents from it. Photo credit: http://wideshut.co.uk Computer security firm Trend Micro cited reports that the malware, dubbed as DarkComet, is being used against…
Hackear dinero de wild ones
bueno este video es para hacker el dinero de wild ones ok aka le dejo el link de descarga del Charles depositfiles.com atento el Charles solo funciona en Mozilla Firefox View full post on National Cyber Security
Untethered iOS 5.0.1 jailbreak makes it into the wild
It’s been a busy week in the realm of iPhone hackery. Earlier today there was the release of an unofficial port of Siri for older iPhones , and now that’s joined by an untethered jailbreak for users on Apple’s iOS 5.0.1. The software tweak, which was announced as working by…
New Facebook worm found in the wild
A new worm exploiting social networking giant Facebook is now in the wild, using stolen credentials to log into Facebook accounts then spam contacts. Sunbelt/GFI Labs said Danish security company CSIS spotted the worm spreading on the social networking site. “The message is said to contain a link…
New Mac OS X malware with DDoS functionality spotted in the wild
Security researchers from multiple companies, have spotted a new Mac OS X malware. Dubbed ‘Tsunami’, the malware’s primary goal is to act as platform for executing distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks. What’s particularly interesting about this backdoor, is the fact that malware coders have ported the malware bot from…
What to do when the weather gets wild
Hawai‘i’s location in the Pacific Ocean means that natural disasters, particularly tsunamis and hurricanes, can happen at any time. Even less dramatic weather events, such as winter storms, can knock out power and disrupt campus life. In case things go awry, students need to be aware and stay prepared. BE…