How to run Kali on your Android device

Home  How To How To How to run Kali on your Android device By 7h3 Wh173 R4bb17 -   Apr 19, 2014     This tutorial mainly created for Linux fans. Follow the given steps below to install Kali Linux on your Android phone. Step 1: Install Linux Depoly on your Android Mobile. Step 2: Now...

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Man Makes and Shares 3D Printed Gun, Defies Ban

3-D printers could be the next major revolution in manufacturing after Assembly Line. With creating amazing stuff like jewelry and housewares to even a 3D printed car, 3-D printing is already taking the manufacturing world by storm. But, there are some controversies surrounding the 3-D printers and this time it involves...

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Winter Is Coming: Scientists Predict Mini Ice Age In Next 15 Years

How “cool” it would be if we could live and survive through an ice age! Though, not that relentless and bitter cold, but somewhat bearable. For those who are still confused regarding the prospect of living in an ice age, listen to this: ‘Earth had been through such conditions before too. It was called Maunder minimum and it happened 370...

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This is What Google’s Self-driving Car Looks Like From the Inside

Google had created a buzz entering into the domains of self-driving carconcept few years back. Now out for the test run, Google’s self-driving cars with the striking resemblance to a cute puppy, are adorning the streets of California. Google’s autonomous cars have become well known with the flurry of images and news online....

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USBkill – Code That Turns USB Drives Into PC Killing Weapon

Here’s a news that will cheer up all the activists, criminals, activists and whistle blowers. Now they have got a new tool called USBkill to save themselves by shutting down the computer before the sensitive information will be examined. USBkill turns your USB into a kill switch once activated. It’s a program – a computer code that...

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This code can hack nearly 90 percent of credit card readers in circulation

Shocking : A cyber security firm found 90% of credit card readers currently use the same password from 1990 till date. This is a facepalm moment for the credit card issues and retailers. Nearly all credit card readers in United States are still using the default password which can be easily hacked into by cyber criminals. The passcode, set by default on credit card machines since 1990, has been exposed for so long there’s...

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