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Things You Can Do to Better Protect Your Information from Hackers
A Russian crime gang managed to gather 1.2 billion stolen Internet credentials of individuals and businesses, yesterday. According to The New York Times, the information was collected from a number of high-profile hacks, including the Adobe breach last year. Russian Cyber Gang Steals 1.2 Net Passwords
Security researchers have confirmed that a Russian crime ring managed to steal 1.2 username and password combinations and more than 500 million email addresses. Windowless Offices Have A Serious Effect On Employees
Those without windows are losing something we desperately need. The first thing many people want when it comes to their office is a door. The second, is a window to let in natural light. 'Push For Pizza' Is The Marvelous One-Button App That Delivers Pizza To Your Door
How did it take this long for someone to make this? 'Push for Pizza' is a marvelous new app that let's users order a pizza with a push of a button. 'Hulkamania' Collector's Edition Announced For 'WWE 2K15'
2K Sports has announced that wrestling legend Hulk Hogan will be getting his own collector's edition of the video game"WWE 2K15." IGN reported that it will be called the "HULKAMANIA," which will only be available on the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. Want To Give Off A Better Impression? This Mathematical Model May Help
Scientist from the University of York are created a mathematical model to measure facial dimensions. Now they want to apply it to the commercial world. 'Europe vs. Facebook' Group Files Suit against Facebook
On Friday, a group called "Europe vs. Facebook" launched a privacy campaign aimed at Facebook. The group also invites non-commercial Facebook users anywhere outside of the US and Canada to join in. Internet.org Effort Will Provide Human Rights Information for Users
Thanks to Facebook's Internet.org effort, women in Zambia will be able to access women's rights resources like MAMA (Mobile Alliance for Maternal Action), WRAPP (Women's Rights App), and Facts for Life by UNICEF. Two More Black Hat Talks Cancelled; Presentation On Hacking Passenger Jets Is Still On
Cancellations are not uncommon, but there have been an unusual number of them this year. Two more talks at Black Hat have been cancelled but the presentation detailing the theoretical hacking of passenger jets is still on for Thursday. The IMF Is Concerned About Chinese Real Estate Sitting Empty
Huge buildings in second and third tier cities are mostly vacant. The International Monetary Fund is concerned about empty real estate developments in China's second and third tier cities. iPhone 6 Release Date Now Oct. 14; Will Follow Sept. Unveiling: Rumors
The sixth-generation would break Apple traditional by waiting a month to release. Consumers who were hoping to get their hands on the iPhone 6 in September might have to pump the brakes a bit, MacRumors reports. John Cena, Sting, Steve Austin And Other Superstars Discuss 'WWE 2K15' [VIDEO]
IGN has released a video for its "IGN First" series on August, which will feature exclusives from "WWE 2K15." A Guy Hacked Into Passenger Jet Communication Equipment And Is Presenting At The Black Hat
Planes have Wi-Fi and now they are susceptible to cyber attacks. Ruben Santamarta reportedly hacked the satellite communications systems of passenger jets and is presenting his findings this week at Black Hat this week in Las Vegas. The $4 Million Google Barge In Portland, Maine Is Destined For The Scrap Yard
Google has sold one of the mysterious structures. One of Google's mysterious barges docked in Portland, Maine is destined for the scrap yard. A spokesperson at Google confirmed that parts of the estimated $4 million barge, which Google has reportedly spent $400,000 in fees to dock, are going to be sold for scrap, according to Fortune The barge in Portland is one of three owned by Google that sparked a media storm when they first appeared in 2013. Nexus 7 Tablet Out Of Stock: 8 Release Date Nearing?
Another sign that the Nexus 8 is on its way has emerged. The Nexus 7 has reportedly sold out in the Google Play Store in both the U. S. and UK, suggesting the Nexus 8 could very well be on its way.
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