Collaborate Disseminate
By Waqas
Still didn’t receive your Google Adsense payouts? Don’t worry, you are not alone. For the many millions of Google Adsense users, the earnings derived from it is their bread and butter so when there is a delay in AdSense payouts, pr… Continue reading Presumed technical issue disrupts Google Adsense payouts worldwide
The issue comes from how Gmail automatically files messages into the “Sent” folder. Continue reading Gmail Glitch Offers Stealthy Trick for Phishing Attacks
One of the fun things about old video games, besides their obvious nostalgia, is that some of the more popular games have been pried apart and tinkered with for years, leading to a lot of new “development” within the games. This often uncovers some hidden gems that gamers might not have had any knowledge of during the game’s heyday, like this coding oddity found in Final Fantasy 7 that illustrates a lot about how 32-bit processors do math.
The original PlayStation used a 32-bit RISC processor, but the most significant bit could be used for integer signing. This means that …read more
Continue reading Final Fantasy Exploit Teaches 32-bit Integer Math
As of Monday, you could still see recent texts by searching on the string “the1975..com”. Continue reading Google says fix for ‘weird’ 1975 text message bug is on the way
How the graphics chip in your mobile phone could allow crooks to deliver malware via your browser – no app download required. Continue reading Serious Security: The GLitch “row hammering” attack
Some platforms with integrated GPUs,such as smartphones,may allow both side-channel and rowhammer attacks via WebGL,which may allow a remote attacker to compromise the browser on an affected platform. An attack technique that leverages these vulnerabilities is called"GLitch." Continue reading VU#283803: Integrated GPUs may allow side-channel and rowhammer attacks using WebGL ("Glitch")
As hackers, we like to think of ourselves as a logical bunch. But the truth is, we are as subject to fads as the general public. There was a time when the cool projects swapped green LEDs out for blue ones or added WiFi connectivity where nobody else had it. Now all the rage is to connect your project to a personal assistant. The problem is, this requires software. Software that lives on a publicly accessible network somewhere, and who wants to deal with that when you’re just playing with custom Alexa skills for the first time?
If you have …read more
Continue reading Custom Alexa Skill in a Few Minutes Using Glitch
By Carolina
The social media giant Facebook had a service interruption earlier today locking some users out from their accounts with a warning message that their account has been compromised since “someone may have logged into your account.” Further, the message explained that “in order to keep your information secure we’ve locked your account. Before we can […]
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Facebook goes down; comes back with suspicious account activity alert
Continue reading Facebook goes down; comes back with suspicious account activity alert
By Carolina
The official YouTube channel of WatchMojo has been terminated due to multiple or severe violations of YouTube’s policy. If you don’t know WatchMojo then it is a popular video content producer, publisher, and syndicator based in Canada. Upon visiting WatchMojo’s YouTube channel a red warning sign can be seen explaining why the channel was terminated however WatchMogo’s Twitter account tweeted that […]
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: WatchMojo’s official YouTube Channel Terminated Due to a Glitch (Updated)
Continue reading WatchMojo’s official YouTube Channel Terminated Due to a Glitch (Updated)
[Micah Elizabeth Scott], aka [scanlime], has been playing around with USB drawing tablets, and got to the point that she wanted with the firmware — to reverse engineer, see what’s going on, and who knows what else. Wacom didn’t design the devices to be user-updateable, so there aren’t copies of the ROMs floating around the web, and the tablet’s microcontroller seems to be locked down to boot.
With the easy avenues turning up dead ends, that means building some custom hardware to get it done and making a very detailed video documenting the project (embedded below). If you’re interested in …read more
