Collaborate Disseminate
By Waqas
Pakistani Teenager Explains Yet Ill-Understood Rose Window Phenomenon. The Rose
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Pakistani Teen Shocks Scientist By Explaining Electric Honeycomb Phenomena
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Security researchers have detected a state-sponsored spyware campaign that’s leveraging the Ehdoor backdoor to target entities in India and Pakistan.
David Bisson reports.
Continue reading Spyware deployed in state-sponsored attacks against India and Pakistan
By Owais Sultan
Nothing is surprising about Indians hacking Pakistani websites or vice
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Pakistani Govt Portal Hacked to Play Indian National Anthem
Continue reading Pakistani Govt Portal Hacked to Play Indian National Anthem
By Owais Sultan
Nothing is surprising about Indians hacking Pakistani websites or vice
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Pakistani Govt Portal Hacked to Play Indian National Anthem
Continue reading Pakistani Govt Portal Hacked to Play Indian National Anthem
A set of documents in Pakistan were detected as forgeries because their fonts were not in circulation at the time the documents were dated…. Continue reading Forged Documents and Microsoft Fonts
Muhammad Sohail Qasmani, a 49-year-old Pakistan was sentenced to four years of imprisonment after he was discovered to have hacked into the internal phones systems of U.S companies and made $19.6 million in revenue. The million-dollar hack Although there have been more brutal hacking schemes by groups that are still out on the loose, this […]
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US human pilots have shot down two enemy drones this month alone. But according to one expert, one day soon—within the next two decades—the drones will outmatch the best human pilots. Continue reading Human vs. Drone Combat Is the New Normal
Last weekend was great for science and technology. While thousands of people took to the streets to protest anti-intellectualism, a few members of the Hackaday community dug their heels in, turned on the soldering iron, and actually did something about it. This was World Create Day, a community effort to come together and build something that matters. What did these people build? So much awesome stuff.
The folks at The Nest I/O hackerspace in Karachi, Pakistan had a rather large meetup for World Create Day featuring the finest in laser cut, googly-eyed fighting robots. …read more
World Create Day was huge this year. Over 70 different groups on six continents got together on Saturday to work on projects as a global Hackaday community.
Perhaps the best documented World Create Day so far comes from our friends in Pakistan. LearnOBots hosted a day-long extravaganza of projects on everything from home automation, to wearable computing.
[Haziq] and [Rafay] didn’t just build an IoT lighting project together, they took the time to present their work in this excellent demo video. The build connects Arduino, a Bluetooth module, and a relay to drive the lightbulbs …read more
Remember The Shadow Brokers? They are back.
A hackers group that previously claimed to have stolen a bunch of hacking tools (malware, zero-day exploits, and implants) created by the NSA and gained popularity last year for leaking a portion of those to… Continue reading Shadow Brokers Group Releases More Stolen NSA Hacking Tools & Exploits
