World’s most dangerous laptop has been sold for $1.3 million

By Uzair Amir
The laptop is a Samsung model now known as ‘Persistence of Chaos’ due to dangerous malware infection. A few days ago it was reported that a laptop (2008 Samsung 10.2-inch – NC10-14GB netbook) infected with some of the more dangerous… Continue reading World’s most dangerous laptop has been sold for $1.3 million

Samsung AI brings the Mona Lisa (or any other picture) to life

Using the latest trend in artificial intelligence – adversarial learning – Samsung’s AI Center in Moscow has demonstrated that it can take a single image of a person and turn it into a talking head. And if watching the Mona Lisa come to life … Continue reading Samsung AI brings the Mona Lisa (or any other picture) to life

WhatsApp, Linux Kernel, & Marcin Szary – Hack Naked News #218

    This week, hacking the unhackable eyeDisk USB stick, how to brick all Samsung mobile phones, how Twitter shared user location data through advertising, a 0-Day flaw used to install spyware on phones, and a Linux kernel flaw allows remote code execu… Continue reading WhatsApp, Linux Kernel, & Marcin Szary – Hack Naked News #218

Samsung Exynos i T100 enhances security and reliability of short-range communications devices

Samsung Electronics, a world leader in advanced semiconductor technology, announced a new Internet of Things (IoT) solution, the Exynos i T100, which enhances the security and reliability of devices designed for short-range communications. Along with t… Continue reading Samsung Exynos i T100 enhances security and reliability of short-range communications devices

Finally, A TV For Portrait Videos

Vertical video is bad, or so we’re told, and you shouldn’t shoot a video with your phone in a vertical position. Why? Because all monitors are wider than they are tall. This conventional wisdom is being challenged by none other than Samsung. There is now a vertical TV (Korean, Google …read more

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Qualcomm Critical Flaw Exposes Private Keys For Android Devices

A side-channel attack in Qualcomm technology, which is used by most modern Android devices, could allow an attacker to snatch private keys. Continue reading Qualcomm Critical Flaw Exposes Private Keys For Android Devices