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The luminescent bike path

In Poland, near Lidzbark Warminski, a new bike path was created that get bright at night after being charged by the sun during the day. The company who created the path tried to be as cost effective as possible, as the materials are more expensive than the materials used in…

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2016, October 8 2019, March 10News bike path, innovation, night, security 0

DSL router patch hides backdoor instead of closing it

Last Christmas Eloi Vanderbeken of Synacktiv Digital Security gave the owner of 24 models of DSL modems that their equipment have a backdoor that allowed to send administrative commands to the routers without a password. The list of affected modems include home models from Netgear, Cisco (branded Cisco and Linksys alike) and Diamond.…

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2014, May 2 2014, May 1Security backdoor, dsl, router, security, Sercomm 0

Samsung Galaxy S5 fingerprint spoofed

Another phone with fingerprint authentication, the same spoofed fingerprint to bypass it. After the Chaos Computer Club released their finding on how to bypass the fingerprint authentication of the iPhone 5S only 2 days after it was released, it was now the turn for Galaxy S5 to suffer similar faith only 4…

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2014, April 19 2014, April 18News biometrics, fingerprints, Samsung, Samsung S5, security 0

Obama leaves loophole open to exploit zero-day vulnerabilities

Barack Obama is said to have left a big loophole in a directive telling the american national security and law enforcement communities to disclosure vulnerabilities they find in software. This directive is supposed to open an exception for “a clear national security or law enforcement need.” – that the NSA sees…

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2014, April 15 2014, April 17Big Brother NSA, security, US, vulnerabilities 0
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