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As I come dey France how I go do?

appini:
Confirmed

Thanks bro God bless you.

mascot87:
uniklinkum & ThaRuthlxx7 really made my day
I'm loving the missiles thrown @ both ends.
Enjoying in 5D

same here bro, I don see some English wey I gats ask Google.

I came here to read uniklinkum and thaRuthlxx7 comments, even more interesting than the topic thread sef. Una don finish?

The Turing Phone is a new smartphone which its creators claim is "impossible to hack" and offers a new type of end-to-end encryption to help users keep phone calls and data completely confidential.

Turing Robotics Industries (TRI), based in San Francisco, US and Shenzhen in China, has announced that it will be launching the Turing Phone – an Android-based smartphone that uses a completely new type of encryption technology than those in use elsewhere today.

Rather than relying on storing encryption keys on third-party servers and relying on outside companies to issue certificates, the Turing Phone will see no encryption keys stored anywhere but the phones themselves.

"Today, we have [security technologies like] Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) and Identity based Encryption (IBE). You submit a private key to a public server where a public certificate is issued to sender and receiver, so we refer to that as a centralised third-party certificate issuer," TRI's chief executive SYL Chao told IBTimes UK.

"The problem with this is the vulnerability with third party servers, which can be hacked [to] can change authentication and swap certificates, which leads to the big SSL certificate flaws today. The issuing of keys is hosted on the third-party server and the way to fix it is to create patches, but that's a passive way of doing security.

"This is why there's this huge problem of cybersecurity, so we took a slightly different approach, focusing on decentralised crypto key distributions."

Issuing crypto keys directly from the phone


The Turing Phone is made from a new metal allow called Liquidmorphium which is much stronger than Titanium(Turing Robotics Industries)
Instead, Chao decided to reimagine security by starting with the device and taking the process off the internet so that no keys need to pass through external servers.

"We have what we call a master public key and a master private key, and instead of hosting the keys on a server, we bundle these two keys into a hardware chip on the Turing Key that we call the Turing Imitation Key (TIK)," he explained.

"Basically, the technology allows users to exchange crypto keys in an offline setting, which is called a static key exchange. This means that when I send you information like email, an SMS text message or files, I would first obtain your identity and then the key can be created and authenticated prior to any sort of communication, so you know the information will safely and securely reach only the device intended."

Chao, a fan of famous British war-time cryptologist and mathematician Alan Turing, says that he came up with the concept for the TIK in 2011, and initially he went to all the major smartphone manufacturers in the hope of implementing his technology on their phones, but the manufacturers were all content with the level of mobile security built into their phones.

So instead he decided to build the phone himself, and teamed up with Professor Lugee Li, who developed a new super strong type of "liquid metal" called Liquidmorphium (an alloy of zirconium, copper, aluminium, nickel and silver) that is much stronger than titanium or steel.

The Turing Phone is targeted at consumers and enterprises, and TRI is currently in talks with mobile operators around the world to offer the phone on contract. The end-to-end encryption also only works when information or calls are transferred from one Turing Phone to another.

Making a mobile phone virtually impossible to hack


The Turing Phone features a screen made from Gorilla Glass III(Turing Robotics Industries)
Apart from the secure TIK hardware chip, the phone will run a modified version of the Android 5.0 Lollipop mobile operating system known as the Turing UI, and feature a Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 processor, 13 megapixel camera, RFID, NFC, biometric fingerprint scanner, as well as gyro, motion, humidity, light and e-compass sensors.

There will be three versions of the phone – 16GB, 64GB and 128GB, and the 64GB version is expected to retail around $740 (£493) while the 128GB version will retail for $870 (£580) when it goes on sale in August.

In addition, Chao and his colleagues' work on the TIK has been certified by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) to become a new global security standard – the ISO 29181-5.

"It's literally impossible to hack the phone as the keys reside inside the hardware chip. Whenever you have a hardware key it locks down the system, and the TIK can issue 10 (48) pairs of master public keys and master private keys, which is infinite," said Chao.

"Improving security is essential for Internet of Things (IOT) products. Hardware chips are difficult to replicate and this is why hardware security s always better than software security.

"Elephants can dance but they move slow. Not even the recent Blackberry CHACE initiative to secure mobile devices is being understood by the mainstream smartphone manufacturers. Based on my experience, it will be too late before they realise what they've missed."

baybeeboi:
when you get to Yaba,turn left and ask anyone you see around

I'm serious bro.

Pls anyone wit update on environmental sanitation tomorrow in lagos? Help pls cos I wanna book a morning flight thanks.

Pls anyone with updates about environmental sanitation tomorrow? Wanna book a flight for morning.

atilla:
Nice pic

The second girl on the left has what u call "mammalian glands."

Wicked guy, see where ur eyes go

Choi I no fit lafff she no read the instruction manual very well.

Story

This bros shaaa

Lols, tanoids them, I hail thee. power don change hand, everyone wants to belong

Small time he will release an album cos football don leave an tey tey

Booked



Modified* ok am now am awake, am sure ameachi is still sleeping.
FTC? Wow!!! Well not a new thing sha Jst a hatrick of ftc for this month na God.

Following, Jst incase more details follow.

tswitch:
At OP: Thank you for this. I had always been fascinated by the construction of the edifice.

For doubting Thomases:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/travel/article-2642643/Inside-Bolivian-salt-hotel-built-using-one-million-cubes-sodium-chloride.html

Thanks bro, for doubters someone has Jst confirm it.

KingTom:
See how this fool is busy disgracing himself! It is because of kids like this, sometimes I regret being human! Can you imagine? Girl doesn't reply you since 2013 and you still dey kill yourself? Some people sha! Go school dem no gree! Make your cool cash and these women will be running after you!
*****Pops collar and walks out of thread*****

bro, Abeg wait for me make I comment so we Waka together.

Owoloku1:
It's not just possible....IT'S HERE!!!!!!

GBAM!!!!!

Tapout:
if that's u in ur dp, then I fuc,king believe u

wicked

biafransoul:
Better late than never

but never late is better.

More pics

Staying in a hotel made entirely of salt – from the walls to the beds – is definitely bound to leave you thirsty. Guys, check out the Palacio de Sal hotel which was built from one million blocks of salt over a two-year period and sits on the world’s largest salt flat, the Salar de Uyuni.


Everything from the walls and floors to the beds and tables have been carved out of salt taken from the Salar de Uyuni salt flat. Even the quirky retreat’s swimming pool, tables and chairs in the dining room and nine-hole golf course are made from sodium chloride.
Creator Don Juan Quesada dreamt up the idea of the world’s first salt hotel as it was the most abundant building resource in the area. And the Palacio de Sal was first built in the mid 90s but had to be dismantled in 2002 before being rebuilt.
There are, however, strict rules for guests to the 30-room resort, such as ‘don’t lick the walls’ as the hotel is somewhat fragile and has to be repaired after each rainy season sweeps in and dissolves parts of the construction. It sleeps up to 48 people across 21 twin rooms and nine double rooms with prices starting at a tasty £85 – N20,000 a night.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/travel/article-2642643/Inside-Bolivian-salt-hotel-built-using-one-million-cubes-sodium-chloride.html
cc: lalasticlala

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Samchelsea:
Hmm! Please who among the mods who moved this topic to frontpage drank orijin tonight because this is the 2nd time on frontpage today.
www.nairaland.com/2256366/teslim-folarin-responds-removal-donated

wicked

Is ok, next. Btw, they could have do same as they do to the 2 others (hand him over to the police) instead of killing him, r.I.p sha.

soloafe:
like seriously? u only get " RIP " WHILE THEY ENJOY THE OFFICE.

Shey you see am abi? I pity Der family's

soloafe:
like seriously? u only get " RIP " WHILE THEY ENJOY THE OFFICE.

you see am abi? I pity Der family's

oya na we are all ready.

Flye:
No more presidential jet for her, nawa ooo such is life, a woman that even use our presidential jet to fly some first ladies of other African countries into Nigeria, now use emirate. OK ooooo, construct roads they no gree, improve the safety and reliability of our local airlines they no gree, do what is necessary they no gree, now we don dey board the same airline.

small time we go enter the same bus

First Lady Michelle Obama takes to the dance stage at the White House Easter Egg Roll event as her 'Let's Move!" initiative marks its 5th year anniversary. Rough Cut.
http://news.yahoo.com/video/michelle-obama-dances-172222645.html