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Author: DavidBrainy

Facebook built a facial recognition app to let employees identify people

Facebook developed an internal facial recognition smartphone app between 2015 and 2016 that allowed its employees to identify colleagues and existing Facebook friends who had facial-recognition settings enabled in their account, according to a report from Business Insider citing multiple anonymous sources. The app in question would use the built-in camera on the mobile device […]
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Hackers Are Using Fake Windows 10 Update To Install Cyborg Ransomware

Windows users, beware! A fake email claiming to be from Microsoft about a Windows update is being used to infect devices with ransomware. Security researchers at Trustwave’s SpiderLabs who spotted the malicious email campaign discovered that the fake emails are pushing people into installing a Windows 10 “critical update” on their computers. The subject of the email […]
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How To Use Snapchat On PC (Windows & Mac)

Snapchat is one of the most famous social media platforms. Y’all can easily install and use Snapchat on both Android and iOS smartphones. Snapchat is meant to be used on smartphones. That said, if you want to install Snapchat on your computer or laptop then this article will help you. In this article, we have […]
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10 Best Photoshop Alternatives in 2019

Are you scouting for some of the best alternatives to Photoshop? Well, if you are, then you are reading the right article. In this article, we have shared some of the most feature-rich alternatives to Adobe Photoshop. Adobe’s Photoshop has been the go-to photo-editing software for more than a decade now. This software has developed […]
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Google Will Pay You $1.5 million Bounty For Remotely Hacking Titan M Chip

Google on Thursday expanded its Android Security Rewards Program by “introducing a top prize of $1 million for a full chain remote code execution exploit with persistence which compromises the Titan M secure element on Pixel devices.” For those unaware, Google had launched the Android Security Rewards (ASR) program in 2015. Until now, the highest payout on Google’s Bug […]
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Chrome, Edge, Safari successfully hacked at Tianfu Cup Competition in China By Kavita Iyer –

Chinese security researchers were able to successfully discover zero-day vulnerabilities in Google’s Chrome, Microsoft’s Edge (based on EdgeHTML), Apple’s Safari, and more at the recently held hacking competition in the city of Chengdu in China. The hacking contest held over last weekend – November 16 and 17 – saw China’s top hackers take part in the […]
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5 Best Home Security Systems

About two million burglaries occur in the United States every year, according to the Alarm System Report. And it happens, on average, every thirteen seconds per minute or about six thousand a day.  Homeowners must consider these numbers when it comes to the safety of their homes, belongings, and family. Thankfully, there’s one potential hindrance […]
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