How To Boost Your Wi-Fi Signal With Beer Can

How To Boost Your Wi-Fi Signal With Beer Can?

Have you ever think that your Beer Can boost your Wi-Fi Signal.

Here is the Steps:

1. Take Beer can
2. Wash out to clean the Can
3. Cut the Can Bottom around.
4. Now repeat the process on top of the Can and leave 1 and 2 inch space some space.
5. Place it Over Routers Antenna
6. Now Wi-Fi signals is boosting 2x-4x speed through Beer Can.
7. Beer Can Aluminium reacts as Reflector.
8. Now ping your Wi-Fi Speed to check your booster signals.

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CIA Director Email Account Gets Hacked By 19 Year Old Student

CIA Director Email Account Gets Hacked By 19 Years Old Student.

Teen, who claimed that he hacked CIA Director "John Brennan" AOL Email account. 

“We are aware of the reports that have surfaced on social media and have referred the matter to the appropriate authorities,” a CIA spokesman said.

But this report is really shocking that how he easily hacked CIA director personal Email account.

How Teenager Breached into The Email?
According to Wired, he wasn’t working alone but that he and two other people worked on the breach. He says they first did a reverse lookup of Brennan’s mobile phone number to discover that he was a Verizon customer. Then one of them posed as a Verizon technician and called the company asking for details about Brennan’s account. This process called Social Engineering.

What he found into the Mail?

• 47 page application for top Secret Security clearance.
• Social Security Numbers and personal information of more than a dozen top US intelligence officials.
• Hackers also claimes to have accessed a Comcas account associater with Johnson.

Teenage hackers was handling the Twitter account @_CWA_, where he leaked

• Phone numbers
• Social Security Numbers
• E-mail addresses
• A level of security clearance and employment status in some cases

After the report Twitter Suspended his account.

According to nypost,
He explained “CWA” stood for “Crackas With Attitude,” which he said referred to him and a classmate.

The hacker contacted The Post last week to brag about his exploits, which include posting some of the stolen documents and a portion of Brennan’s contact list on Twitter. The hacker’s Twitter page includes the Muslim Shahada creed, which translates as, “There is no god but Allah, Muhammad is the messenger of Allah.”

Facebook Will Tell You If Any Government Is Spying On Your Account

Facebook Will Tell You If Any Government Is Spying On Your Account.

Facebook CSO Alex Stamos said in statement

The security of people's accounts is paramount at Facebook, which is why we constantly monitor for potentially malicious activity and offer many options to proactively secure your account. Starting today, we will notify you if we believe your account has been targeted or compromised by an attacker suspected of working on behalf of a nation-state. This is what the notification looks like on the desktop version of the Facebook website:

While we have always taken steps to secure accounts that we believe to have been compromised, we decided to show this additional warning if we have a strong suspicion that an attack could be government-sponsored. We do this because these types of attacks tend to be more advanced and dangerous than others, and we strongly encourage affected people to take the actions necessary to secure all of their online accounts.

It's important to understand that this warning is not related to any compromise of Facebook's platform or systems, and that having an account compromised in this manner may indicate that your computer or mobile device has been infected with malware. Ideally, people who see this message should take care to rebuild or replace these systems if possible.

To protect the integrity of our methods and processes, we often won't be able to explain how we attribute certain attacks to suspected attackers. That said, we plan to use this warning only in situations where the evidence strongly supports our conclusion. We hope that these warnings will assist those people in need of protection, and we will continue to improve our ability to prevent and detect attacks of all kinds against people on Facebook.

Alex Stamos is the Chief Security Officer at Facebook.

How To Securing Health Data In a BYOD World

Securing Health Data In a BYOD World.

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Identifying risks, Developing and implementing policies, Focusing on information instead of devices, Securing data across all endpoints, Promoting usability. Use this information to help your organization fully prepare for the risks and rewards of BYOD.

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Research studies reveal some startling statistics about the risk healthcare organizations face when implementing BYOD programs.

Consider these data points:

• 39% of employees don't password-protect their mobile devices.
• 52% access corporate information via unsecured WiFi networks.
• 29% of organizations do nothing to manage applications on BYOD endpoints.
• Only 24% of personal smartphones can be remotely wiped by a corporate IT department.

Finally, and perhaps most astonishing: Only 9% of organizations are fully aware of the devices accessing their network.

These risks may seem daunting, however, advancements in planning and technology are enabling healthcare organizations to deploy secure, HIPAA compliant BYOD initiatives that simplify and improve patient care while safeguarding PHI.

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Hackers Can Steal Your Information Through EarPhones

Hackers Can Steal Your Information Through EarPhones..

As we are aware about that Google Voice or Siri are tracking us via our mobile devices so that represents a security risks too.

French Information Security ANSSI research have figured out that how to utilize radio waves to silently trigger voice summons on iPhones or Android devices on the off chance that they utilize headphones and have Google Now or Siri empowered.

Security researchers unveiled that hackers can steal your information to make calls, send texts or browse a Malware website without notifying you. its over 16 feet they can use the attack on your smartphone.

According to Wired,
The researcher utilized the earphones' cord as a radio wire and exploited is wire to change over electromagnetic waves into electrical signals that told the smartphone that orders to be sound are originating from the user microphone.

Earlier, IEEE report was published on the same topic,

Research exploit the principle of front-door coupling on smartphones headphone cables with specific electromagnetic waveforms. We present a smart use of intentional electromagnetic interference, resulting in finer impacts on an information system than a classical denial of service effect. As an outcome, we introduce a new silent remote voice command injection technique on modern smartphones.

How Radio Attack dangerous Silently?

• It can make calls
• To Send text messages
• Browsing Phishing or Malware websites
• Spam Messaging through Social Media Accounts

How this attack works ?
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Another Zero Day Vulnerability Found In Adobe Flash

Another "Zero Day" Vulnerability Found In Adobe Flash

The researchers of TrendMicro found Zero day exploit in Adobe Flash Plugin. The Flash zero-day affects at latest version of Adobe Flash Player versions 19.0.0.185 and 19.0.0.207.

According to research Pawn Storm campaign are behind this attack said Trend Micro and they are targeting by sending Phishing Emails with attached exploit links. Suicide car bomb targets NATO troop convoy Kabul” said TrendMicro

“Syrian troops make gains as Putin defends air strikes”

“Israel launches airstrikes on targets in Gaza”

“Russia warns of response to reported US nuke buildup in Turkey, Europe”

“US military reports 75 US-trained rebels return Syria”

Adobe Affected Version by TrendMicro

How Can we Protect?

How to patch flash 0-day: 1) Uninstall flash 2) You don't need flash 3) Stop installing flash

— MalwareTech (@MalwareTechBlog) October 13, 2015

TrendMicro said that they sent report to Adobe. But still Adobe does not patched this vulnerability.