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Thanks to the digital age, I can’t remember the last time I actually used an office printer except when submitting bank documents. But the tech world has come too far, 3D printers are a thing now. They can do a lot more, for instance, create life-like objects. Although they still can’t print a standard document. […]
Look, a 3D print— uh, I mean a CNC machine — never mind, it’s definitely a laser— no, wait… all of the above? Snapmaker is back with their 2.0 that has all the makings of a good action movie; transforming machines, lasers, fast moving sharp objects, molten stuff, and limitless creative potential. And we had […]
3D printing has been all the rage lately with both professionals and prosumers accomplishing incredible things from printing patient organs for surgery practice to printing robotic arms and quad-copters. As with all things, there has been a trickle-down effect that’s led to even the most inexperienced being able to obtain this revolutionary technology. Here we will […]
Nowadays, people are more interested in finding ways to protect their privacy on the internet. Probably, the post-Snowden years have made them more conscious than before. However, people mostly depend on software options like Tor and VPN for enabling their anonymity cover online. But in recent times, hardware-based privacy solutions are also finding their place […]
Short Bytes: Most of us think that science fiction (Sci-Fi) is only confined to movies, books, and people’s imagination. But within the course of time, we didn’t realize that some of the Sci-Fi technologies actually became reality. Here are 5 Sci-Fi technologies that already exist in the real world. The science fiction (Sci-Fi) is a genre […]
That padlock on your bag? Easy to open by anyone now. The integrity of more than 300 million travel locks has been compromised after 3D printing files for a range of master keys were posted online. In other words, if you have a luggage lock with a keyhole for the authorities to use (saving them […]
Social engineering with very obvious assets blinds you to techno-toolkit. MILDLY NSFW A Chinese hardware hacker has hidden a penetration-testing toolkit into her high-heeled shoes. The Wi-Fi-popping platforms were forged in a 3D printer, and contain compartments to smuggle hacking hardware past strict security checks in data centres and the like, and later retrieved. The hacker […]