Chocaholics around the world shuddered last week after the tragic news of Hunter Jobbins emerged.
Having left his car unlocked for just 15 minutes, the college student returned to his vehicle to find someone had broken in - and stolen his Kit Kat.

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Want to make your own film soundtrack in minutes? Fancy creating a track to help you sleep? With the AI music maker, Jukedeck, this is all possible.

Jukedeck allows anyone to make music. Simply select the genre, such as folk, rock or cinematic; the 'mood', which can be uplifting or aggressive, and the length of time for the track.

In order to have more control over the music, there are options to choose, including 'atmospheric' or 'minimalist' instruments, and even the exact BPM (beats per minute) you want for your song.

An entire soundtrack can be created in minutes with Jukedeck's easy to use controls, and the music this AI creates is completely unique.... Read on at http://etech9ja..com.ng/2016/11/how-to-make-your-own-soundtrack-in.html .

Remember the rumours and leaks about the Surface Phone? Yes, we have a seen a lot of them till now, and they simply won’t stop. A couple of months back, we saw Microsoft Australia confirming the existence of the Surface Phone in this world. Well, since then we haven’t really heard much about this smartphone. However, now it looks like this phone is indeed a reality and guess what? It may launch soon. And that too it looks like it is going to pack a lot of power inside.

According to the source, Microsoft could be working on a new handset. And this is not going to be your average smartphone. It would be powered by a laptop-class processor from Intel. Latest tweets from the trusted source who is known for his reliable tweets include images of this alleged new surface phone. These images appear to be from the marketing material of the Phone.... Read on at http://etech9ja..com.ng/2016/11/microsoft-may-launch-surface-phone.html .

For Jason Gillham, a lifelong fascination with underwater exploration reached its apex a couple of months ago.

Aboard an exploratory boat in the Atlantic Ocean, Mr. Gillham was there when marine archaeologist Joe Hoyt and the pilot of a two-person submersible became the first people to set eyes upon a Second World War German U-boat since it sank 74 years ago.

“With my passion being the underwater exploration side of things, any time we can get involved with these kinds of cool projects – the shipwreck projects – that’s amazing,” he says.

It was that passion that led him to found Waterloo, Ont.-based 2G Robotics Inc. in 2007 to further underwater exploration through the use of laser scanners that allow for the creation of 3-D renderings of boats and other watercraft.

The laser data give accurate geometric points of an object, so the models built from the scanning process give more than just a picture but also allow for measurements and quantifiable information for a greater understanding of the object, Mr. Gillham, the company’s chief executive officer, adds.

“Laser scanning is becoming the standard for high precision underwater work,” he says.

In the case of the U-boat, the battlefield off the coast of North Carolina was discovered just a couple of years ago. The final resting place of the German submarine and a nearby freighter, the S.S. Bluefields that was sunk by the Germans, was 210 metres deep. Given that the deepest recreational divers can go is about 100 metres, 2G Robotics’ lasers, with a limit of about four kilometres, allow for exploration of some of the ocean’s more off-limits places.

With the collected data, the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, which originally discovered the battlefield, can now find out what happened all those years ago.

“They’ll be able to start analyzing the footage, the video and imagery that was collected by a variety of systems, including ours, to start answering the questions that are unknown on this boat,” Mr. Gillham says. “Exactly what sunk that U-boat?”

Though situations like German U-boats are more the exception than the norm, Mr. Gillham explains that customers generally come to him with one of three different problems.

The first is they want to perform recurring inspections on something like a pipeline, for instance.

The second occurs during construction of a pipeline and when it comes to connecting two pieces of pipe together: 2G Robotics can use its laser technology to measure the distance between the two separate pieces to accurately determine the dimensions of a connecting piece.

The third is when there is known damage, and 2G Robotics can assess the extent of the destruction. That was the case when the company helped out with righting the Italian cruise ship the Costa Concordia, which ran aground off the coast of Italy in 2012.

“We need to model it so we can then understand what the next correct action is,” Mr. Gillham says.

In the case of the Costa Concordia, 2G Robotics was originally brought on board to help design some stands inside of the bowel thrusters of the boat to help with the righting of the vessel. But then the company also helped map the damaged side of the ship in order to figure out how best to attach the floats to raise it.

Mr. Gillham says his company, which employs about 15 people, started to get its technology to market about six years ago. Despite the downturn in the oil and gas industries – both heavy users of his technology – the business has grown 50 per cent year over year since 2010, he says, partly because customers in those markets are using his technology to look for ways to save time and money.

Revenues for 2G Robotics are currently in the “multimillions,” with Mr. Gillham estimating that his company is in the top three of its industry globally.

The company has also had its technology used on all seven continents, says Mr. Gillham, who is originally from Collingwood, Ont. Part of that growth has been due to partnerships the company has struck with overseas distributors to represent its brand in new markets.

“We really rely on partners that have great local connections so they open the doors for us,” he says.

Managing the day-to-day running of a business and all that it entails is very much a departure for a former competitive skier who completed his MBA in mechanical engineering at the University of Waterloo. However, Mr. Gillham has had to learn the ropes as he goes along, doing a part-time MBA at Wilfrid Laurier University to get his head around all aspects of running the business, from human resources and project management to motivating staff and business structure.

However, a lot of his experience has come from reading books on his own time.

“That need for self-learning has been a substantial part, and without it we wouldn’t have been successful,” he says.


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1, Google Pixel

Pure Android at its absolute best

If you're wary of Samsung or looking for a worthy iPhone alternative, the Google Pixel is the high-end Android phone to get. With the Pixel, Google stepped up to bat, called its shot and knocked it out of the park. And the timing couldn't be more fortunate with Samsung in the midst of an explosive crisis.

After six years of partnering up with device makers to create its Nexus phones, for the first time Google has stepped out on its own. The Pixel and Pixel XL are the latest additions to its line of in-house products. And while HTC may have put the phones together, it was Google that designed, engineered and branded them.

2, Apple iPhone 7 Plus

The photographer's phone

Apple's best camera phone pushes the envelope to offer great results, but its full potential hasn't yet been tested. If you're a hardcore photographer, go for the .... read on at http://etech9ja..com.ng/p/phones.html

Unlike the PlayStation 4, the Xbox One doesn’t let you swap out the hard drive if you want to boost your storage. It does, however, let you attach an external drive, which you may consider more or less convenient depending on your respective feelings about screwdrivers and tidy home entertainment centers.

In any case, Seagate wants to make the most of the situation by releasing a drive designed for the Xbox. The Game Drive for Xbox SSD is a 512GB solid-state drive that should offer faster install and load performance than the Xbox’s stock 5400rpm hard drive, while coming in a black-and-green enclosure complete with an Xbox logo.

Here’s the thinking: if you must have an unwieldy hard drive plugged into USB, it might as well match your console. You’ll pay for that privilege, though — the Game Drive will cost $199.99 when it hits stores this month, and it’s pretty easy to find comparable SSDs for around two-thirds the price.

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While the iPhone 7's new high-spec camera is a welcome addition to any wannabe photographer's arsenal, it doesn't quite do the trick for seasoned snappers.

That's why Kodak has just unveiled the Ektra, a smartphone specifically designed for photographers.

It boasts a 21-megapixel fast focus camera with f2.0 aperture, and a competition-smashing 13-megapixel front-facing camera.

A sleek looking phone with impressive specs, the $550 Ektra is sure to generate some serious competition when it is released in December.

Take a look at the key features below, and some lovely, moody product shots .... read on at http://etech9ja..com.ng/2016/11/kodaks-new-smartphone-is-photographers.html

Clarius Mobile Health, a digital healthcare startup, will demonstrate its ultra-portable smartphone ultrasound scanners at the CHEST 2016 conference in Los Angeles this week. Clarius Mobile Health’s user-friendly wireless scanners pair with iOS and Android devices for point-of-care assessments including chest diseases.

“Lung ultrasound has been shown in different studies to be a better test for numerous types of lung pathologies than a chest x-ray and sometimes even better than a CT scan,” said Dr. Shane Arishenkoff, an internal medicine physician in Vancouver, BC. “It gives me the ability to get real-time patient information rather than waiting for results. After initiating treatment, I can go back to the patient to see if my therapies are helping.”

Wireless and compatible with most iOS and Android smartphones and tablets available today, Clarius ultrasound scanners are intended for physicians to use for quick scans at the bedside. The Clarius C3 multipurpose ultrasound scanner is designed to image the lungs and abdomen; it incorporates a virtual phased array for quick scans of the heart.

“We’re excited about showing our ultra-portable ultrasound scanner to members of the American College of Chest Physicians,” said Laurent Pelissier, Chairman and CEO of Clarius Mobile Health. “Our C3 Scanner is the ideal tool to help treat patients quickly.”

The CHEST 2016 conference is organized by the American College of Chest Physicians, which promotes the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of chest diseases. The organization’s 18,700 multidisciplinary members are involved with pulmonary, critical care, and sleep medicine.

“Unlike many new ultrasound machines, Clarius is ideal for lung scanning because it uses a unique imaging technology that provides excellent imaging, yet does not eliminate the artifacts that we need to scan the lung,” said Dr. Arishenkoff. “It’s also great not to have to deal with wires and cords.”

Clarius Scanners are water-resistant for easy cleaning and sterilization. They are powered by a rechargeable battery and built with a magnesium case. Clarius is ISO Certified and has met all safety requirements. The company has filed for regulatory clearance in various regions and expects to be ready to sell products by the end of 2016.

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In a presentation scheduled for this week’s Black Hat conference in London, security researchers from University College London will outline how new marketing software that uses ultrasound signals could also expose millions of devices to malicious hacking.

The underlying technology in question is known as ultrasonic cross-device tracking, or uXDT. Cross-device tracking has been called a ‘holy grail’ for marketers, allowing them to, for instance, tell your phone when you’re watching a particular TV show, or share data about laptop web browsing to your tablet. A variety of startups and services, including Korea’s Soundlly and the rewards app Shopkick, are developing or using versions of the technology.... Read on at .. http://etech9ja..com.ng/2016/10/inaudible-soundwaves-expose-spooky-new.html

Apple has apologized to a customer they refused to give a refund to unless he could prove he was not Saddam Hussein.

Sharakat Hussain, a 26-year-old from Birmingham, bought a £799 iPhone 7 for his sister but decided to return it a month later.

He was told he’d receive a refund but, instead, a few weeks later he recieved an email asking him to prove he was not the deceased Iraqi dictator.

“I thought the email was spam, I was stunned to learn it was real. I was furious to be linked to Saddam,” Mr Hussain told The Sun.

Mr Hussain, who works as a driver, was informed that due to his surname he was on a Government’s Denied Parties list – which means he wasn’t allowed to be sold an iPhone.

The process was triggered by ... read on at http://etech9ja..com.ng/2016/10/apple-refuses-to-refund-customer-unless.html

It may be old news to most of us, but researchers and experts are still sifting through the data on last week’s staggering distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack.

For those few who haven’t heard, someone launched a massive DDoS attack on a domain name server (DNS) last Friday. This is important because DNS are responsible for translating the web addresses we humans use (like www.geek.com) into data that computers and routers and the like can understand.

When a DNS goes down, computers get confused and have no idea where to go unless you manually type in the address of the site you need. Since basically ... read on at http://etech9ja..com.ng/2016/10/beginning-of-dark-era-for-cyber-security.html

Yes, we know. Having to enter your Windows password each time you boot up can be a hassle. You have to carefully type it in a field where by default it appears as a series of asterisk characters. So if you're in a hurry, you can easily mistype it (more than once), and that gets annoying.

You may even have your copy of Windows set to require the password any time your PC needs to wake up from sleep mode. So the more often your PC falls asleep, the more you have to key in that password.

Obviously, the main purpose of the password is to protect your PC from prying eyes. If you work in an office or other location with people milling about, you'll want to password-protect Windows so no one can peek at your documents, files, and other information. But if you work alone and aren't worried about other people accessing your PC, you can disable the Windows sign-in process........ Read on at http://etech9ja..com.ng/2016/10/launch-windows-computer-without.html .

So you decided to save money and get the 32GB version of the iPhone 7 (instead of 128GB or that 256GB monster) and now you're wondering if you're on the short end of the performance stick. Well, technically, you are.

Lower-capacity storage chips tend to perform slightly slower than higher-capacity ones. It has to do with the number of parallel channels you can put inside solid-state storage devices (SSD) -- the type used in all mobile devices, including iPhones. Higher capacities can have more channels...
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You can now delete defaults apps from any iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch running iOS 10. Yes this means you can delete Mail, delete Music, Stocks, Maps, Calendar, Watch, iTunes Store, Compass, Reminders, Videos, iBooks, Podcasts, Find Friends, Watch, Tips, Voice Memos, News, Activity, and any other of the pre bundled default iOS apps that arrive on iPhone and iPad, all of them can be removed easily.

Any default app that has been removed can be reinstalled at any time, so if you decide it was a mistake to delete a specific app it’s easy to get back again. You’ll find that deleting a default app is basically the same as uninstalling other apps on the iPhone and iPad, except that up until now you could not delete the default apps, they were simply not removable.

1. Locate the default app you want to delete from the iPhone or iPad

2. Tap and hold on the app icon to cause them to jiggle and make the (X) delete button appear, tap on that (X) to delete the default app

3. Confirm that you want to delete the app by choosing “Remove”

4. Repeat with other default apps you want to delete in iOS

Deleted default apps will disappear from the devices Home Screen and remain inaccessible to the device unless they are reinstalled again.

In the example here we deleted the bundled default “Music” app from iOS on an iPhone.

The ability to delete default apps is really quite handy and it lets you cut down on some of the cruft that comes along with iOS which may go unused by some users. This feature to ditch stock apps though is only available in the most modern versions of iOS, so if your iPhone or iPad is running an older version of iOS system software you would need to update it to iOS 10 (or later if you) and try again to gain access to the deleting default apps ability.

Note that some default apps can not be removed from iOS. Some of the undeletable apps include Settings, Messages, Phone, Safari, Clock, Photos, Health, App Store, and Camera. If you don’t want those apps, you’ll need to hide them in a folder or on another home screen.

Even after a stock app has been deleted from the iPhone or iPad, they can be reinstalled again at anytime by going through the App Store, searching for the app in question, and choosing to re-download it again.

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Nintendo's Switch is a touchscreen tablet with removable physical controls that turn it into a traditional handheld game console. It comes with a chunky dock to hook it up to a TV set for high-definition couch action; also announced is a traditional wireless gamepad to match the squared-off dark gray design: it's what disassembles to become the tablet's own controls.

Introducing Nintendo Switch! In addition to providing single and multiplayer thrills at home, the Nintendo Switch system also enables gamers to play the same title wherever, whenever and with whomever they choose. The mobility of a handheld is now added to the power of a home gaming system .. read on at http://etech9ja..com.ng/2016/10/nintendo-announces-new-hybrid-portable.html .

WhatsApp has added a range of new photo and video features, including the ability to write and draw on images in the same way that you can in Snapchat and, more recently, in Instagram and iMessage.

The latest update to the messaging app includes tools to customise images and videos, as well as camera upgrades that let users take better photos within the app.

The new tools, which are available on iOS and Android, will automatically appear when you update the app. The picture editing tools include the ability to pixelate parts of an image, add captions, annotations and drawings, as well as turn sections of it black and white. read on at ... http://etech9ja..com.ng/2016/10/whatsapp-now-lets-you-draw-over-pictures.html for more tech news updates.

Apple has filed a lawsuit against a company, accusing it of selling fake power adapters packaged as the real thing on Amazon.

The tech giant sued Mobile Star in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California on Monday, accusing Mobile Star of selling power chargers and adapters on Amazon.com under the Apple banner.

Apple said in the lawsuit, which was obtained by Apple-tracking site Patently Apple, that so far this year, it’s bought more than 100 products sold on Amazon that carry the “Apple” branding. Apple says that nearly 90% of the products it purchased weren’t actually made by Apple and were instead counterfeit goods.... read on at http://etech9ja..com.ng/2016/10/apple-says-most-of-its-genuine-chargers.html

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Apple is preparing to launch new Mac computers next week, but may controversially ditch the traditional USB port.

The long-awaited refresh to the company’s suite of computers, including the MacBook Pro, MacBook Air and iMac, will be unveiled on Thursday October 27, the technology website Recode reported.

The event is reportedly set to be held at Apple’s Cupertino headquarters, rather than the San Francisco auditoriums it traditionally holds iPhone launches at, suggesting it may be a more low-key event.

However, interest is still likely to be high. Apple has not significantly updated the MacBook Pro for over four years, and rumours suggest the new model may include intriguing features such as a touchscreen display at the top of the keyboard instead of the standard function keys.

The screen’s “virtual keys” would change depending on what program is being used – music controls in iTunes, but editing functions when word processing, for example.

It may also do away with the traditional USB port in favour of USB-C, a newer standard that does not support standard “USB-A” cables or sticks. The USB-C port, pictured above, is smaller and more rounded than the traditional socket.

While it is not the first time Apple has done this – last year’s 12-inch MacBook had just the one USB-C port for charging and connections – getting rid of traditional USB on the more workmanlike MacBook Pro may prove unpopular.

According to Macotakara, a Japanese website with a strong track record on Apple products, the new MacBook Pro will feature two ports – USB-C and Apple’s own Thunderbolt port.

It is likely that the laptop would charge via USB, making the only available port while plugged in the Thunderbolt.

Apple is also reportedly set to unveil a new 13-inch MacBook Air that will follow in killing the traditional USB port, making the standard redundant on its computers.

Despite the slow rise of USB-C, the standard USB port is still widely used, including on Apple’s own chargers for its iPhones and iPads, and while customers can buy adapters that convert USB-C to standard USB, or allow for multiple ports, it is likely to prove controversial.

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We’re entering an era where user privacy is becoming a precious commodity. The massive breach of 500 million Yahoo user accounts, followed by the leak of the company’s previous cooperation with intelligence agencies, offers a stark reminder that you can trust no one with your data.

We use emails to exchange sensitive data such as credit card numbers, or sensitive, confidential information. Often times we ignore the fact that those emails are being stored on third-party servers and that there are many ways they can fall into the wrong hands. And we all know what happens after that.

With data breaches rising in size and number year over year, the chances that you become one of the many victims of the next massive hack are gradually increasing. So if you’re not worried about the security of your emails ............. Read on and more exciting educating tech news reviews on http://etech9ja..com/2016/10/how-to-keep-hackers-from-spying-on-your.html .

If you’ve been trying to choose between a cheap Chromebook and one with a larger screen, Acer may have solved your dilemma. The new Acer Chromebook 15 CB3-532-C47C provides a 15.6-inch display for just $199.

The catch is that the resolution is just 1366×768 (you get what you pay for), so don’t expect to have too many windows on-screen at any one time. But if you just want a larger screen to better see what you’re doing, view movies and create room for a larger keyboard, it may well be all you need .... read on for spec etc at http://etech9ja..com.ng/2016/10/acer-launches-199-15-inch-chromebook.html

MOBILE technology such as smartphones and tablets are giving scammers fresh ways to steal your money.

Researchers say there are 25 million mobile services in Australia, more than one per person, with smartphones owned by 90 per cent of households and tablets owned by 60 per cent. It’s rich pickings for fraudsters who are mainly based overseas.

“Scammers are getting better at what they do,” says Australian Competition and Consumer Commission deputy chair Delia Rickard.

“We have had more calls already this year about scams than all of last year.”

The ACCC’s Targeting Scams report found that phone and text message scams remain the most common delivery method .... Read on at http://etech9ja..com.ng/2016/10/how-to-protect-your-mobile-phone-and.html

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Microsoft Surface Phone Myth to Come with Amazing Specs and Tech Improvements : The Surface Phone, produced by the Microsoft Corporation, has still become an obsession of tech lovers, and it’s even more interesting since the company did not release any official statement, neither confirming, nor denying the future phone.

Even so, according to the latest rumors in the industry, this myth might turn out to be actually true. On October 26, there will be a major Windows 10 event taking place, and the rumors claim that we are going to find out more details about the upcoming device then...................... read on at http://etech9ja..com.ng/2016/10/microsoft-surface-phone-myth-to-come.html .

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Battery fires continue to vex airlines, even after Samsung scrapped production of its exploding Galaxy Note 7.

Some carriers are putting up a new line of defense against burning mobile devices: bright red fire-containment bags that can withstand temperatures of 3,200 degrees Fahrenheit (1760 degrees Celsius).

In a call with investors this week, Delta Air Lines said it would add fire-resistant bags to its fleet. Delta CEO Ed Bastian specified that the bags were fully capable of containing lithium-battery fires.

Since September, the US Federal Aviation Administration and several airlines have been instructing passengers not to turn on, charge or pack in checked luggage the doomed Samsung smartphone model.

On Friday, the US Department of Transportation issued an emergency ban of any Galaxy Note7 phones on all air transport, including cargo.

But smartphone bans are nearly impossible to enforce because so many devices look so similar. Even after the Note 7 was recalled, a replacement Samsung Galaxy Note 7 started smoking on a Southwest Airlines flight earlier this month.

Delta has more than 900 aircraft, all of which will eventually get the bags. The first bags will go to 166 planes used on transoceanic routes and some Boeing 757s used for domestic service, the airline told The Associated Press. The rest of the fleet will be equipped next year, the airline said.

Alaska Airlines and Virgin America have also added fire-containment bags to their fleets, the AP said.

The FAA reported 23 incidents of smoke, fire, explosion or extreme heat from lithium ion batteries or unknown types through Sept. 7 in airplanes or airports. That’s up from just 16 in all of 2015 and nine in 2014, so on-board fire-containment bags may soon become as common as seatbelts.

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The next Galaxy S phone keeps getting closer to reality. According to a new report, Samsung has already started work on the firmware of the Galaxy S8.

Samsung's been in the spotlight for the past few weeks for its Note 7 debacle as well as other unfortunate events. If the company wants to recover from its losses, it will have to wow consumers with its next flagship phone, the Galaxy S8..... read on at http://etech9ja..com.ng/2016/10/samsung-galaxy-s8s-firmware-said-to.html

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Apple is planning on releasing three new versions of its iPad Pro next spring, two in brand-new sizes, if a new report from Japanese blog Macotakara is to be believed. The report states that Apple will release a new version of its 7.9-inch iPad mini under the Pro tagline, which will feature four speakers and a smart connector just like the current lineup of iPad Pros.

Apple is also reportedly building a new read on at .. http://etech9ja..com.ng/2016/10/apple-may-introduce-three-new-versions.html

Imagine a futuristic society in which robots are deployed to everybody's house, fulfilling a mission to scan the inside of each and every residence. Does that mental image look far-off and futuristic? Well, this week's Yahoo e-mail surveillance revelations perhaps prove this intrusive robot scenario has already arrived in the digital world.

Days ago, Reuters cited anonymous sources and reported that Yahoo covertly built a secret "custom software program to search all of its customers' incoming e-mails for specific information.... read on at ... http://etech9ja..com.ng/2016/10/yahoo-mail-scanning-exposes-another-us.html

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A few years ago, if you wanted to learn coding you had to buy a 20-pound paperback with some cute animal on the cover and then navigate through hundreds of pages of dense, obscure type.

Now all it takes is an app.

Check out five great apps that promise to teach you how to code.

1. Swifty - Through a series of more than 200 short tutorials, Swifty will teach you how to build apps, read on at http://etech9ja..com.ng/2016/10/5-apps-that-will-teach-you-how-to-code.html

We live in a post-Edward Snowden world, in which US tech companies have been accused of complicity in mass surveillance by the US National Security Agency (NSA).

One recent allegation is the claim that Yahoo scanned hundreds of millions of emails at the NSA's request.

We don't truly know how much or how often this is happening within the companies that host millions of people's email accounts. Read on at http://etech9ja..com.ng/2016/10/how-to-secure-your-email-from-being.html . to learn how to secure your email with this simple steps.

After doing heavy damage to KrebsOnSecurity and other web servers the creator of the Mirai botnet, a program designed to harness insecure IoT devices to run massive denial of service attacks, has apparently released the source code on Github.

The compact C code is designed to run on IP cameras and other Internet-connected devices. It tries various hardcoded root passwords, infects the device, and .... read on at .. http://etech9ja..com.ng/2016/10/hackers-release-source-code-ddos-app.html

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