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These Android Secret codes are mostly universal, and should work on Android devices, no matter the manufacturer. There might still be carrier restrictions on certain codes though, so they're not all guaranteed to work. Android Secret/Hidden codes 2015 :-   *#06#  -  IMEI (International Mobile Station Equipment Identity) number - essential in case your device is stolen and you want to block the thief from accessing your network  *#*#7594#*#*  -   Make Power button turn off your device without displaying menu *#*#4636#*#*  - Display information about phone, battery, usage and WiFi *#*#7780#*#*  - Factory reset (deletes app data and apps, not firmware) *2767*3855#  - Complete phone wipe, including firmware (not to be used lightly!) *#*#273283*255*663282*#*#*  - Back up all your photos and videos *#*#1472365#*#*  - Test your GPS *#*#1234#*#*  - Display phone firmware and PDA info You can access the abo...

There isn't any troll in the title. The " World's Largest microSD " card sized at  200GB  is now officially available for purchasing from Amazon and number of retailers. Order a Sandisk's new high-capacity microSD card from Amazon now. However, the only issue is that it is not exactly very cheap. You will have to pay  Around $240 to Buy  one. Sandisk's World's First 200GB MicroSD Card :- Back in March when Sandisk first announced the  world's first 200GB microSD card , it was expected to be priced at around $400. However, $240 has been marked as the price for the highest-capacity microSD card available in the market. Sandisk's 200GB microSD card, or  Ultra microSDXC UHS-I  card, offers a transfer  speed of up to 90MB per second , which is double the speed provided by its 128GB counterpart. Transfer Speed: 1200 Photos Per Minute The company claims that the speed will allow you to transfer up to 1,200 photos in just a single minute. The card is som...

The online restaurant and search service that provides food place near you, home delivery,dining outs and night life of many cities in India and in other 21 countries, hacked by hacker with a single simple  API vulnerability  in it and hacker also explaining the way they hack into Zomato database and have access to  62.5 millions users  details. This hack was because of the vulnerability that was there in zomato that leads to database hack and the security researcher  Anand Prakash found vulnerability  in zomato. And he done a simple API call in the browser_id and gain access to the database of Zomato. He had explain the whole step he done to  hack zomato database and gaining access to millions  details. As  creating account in zomato  needs you phone number, addresses, date of birth, link Instagram account and some more. Now all these details got hacked by hackers and millions user’s details are now exposed.

An important warning for those of you who use the popular mobile messaging app WhatsApp: Your account may not be as secure as you think it is. A  recent article  from The Hacker News explains that someone can easily hijack your WhatsApp account if they gain physical access to your phone, even if just for a few moments. Theoretically, the attack could be used against any of the 800 million current WhatsApp users. The actual mechanism of the attack isn’t sophisticated, and it doesn’t require any hacking skill at all. To start, a thief sets up a WhatsApp account on a new phone using your account’s phone number. During this process, a confirmation code will be sent to your phone. If the thief can intercept your phone during this time, they can enter it on their version of WhatsApp, stealing your account. Simply locking your phone isn’t enough protection against the attack, since the thief can simply request the code be called in. Because a thief needs to be in physi...

Until now Unix and Linux system administrators have to download a third-party SSH client software like Putty on their Windows machines to securely manage their machines and servers remotely through  Secure Shell protocol or Shell Session  (better known as  SSH ). This might have always been an awkward feature of Windows platform, as it lacks both – a native SSH client software for connecting to Linux machines, and an SSH server to support inbound connections from Linux machines. But… Believe it or not: You don't need to deal with any third-party SSH client now, as  Microsoft is working on supporting OpenSSH. Yes, Microsoft has finally decided to bring OpenSSH client and server to Windows. The PowerShell team at Microsoft has announced that the company is going to support and contribute to OpenSSH community in an effort to deliver  better SSH support in the PowerShell and Windows SSH  software solutions. So, the upcoming version of  Windows PowerShell ...

Shubham Banerjee This teen was having great curiosity to find how blind people read when he was just 12 years old. And this curiosity leds to build a  low cost printer  with its lego game blocks . And he also found his new partner that is working in  mIcrosoft  that helped him to make his dreams real. Banerjee told a Windows blogger earlier this week that “I discovered that typical  Braille printers  cost about $2,000 (about Rs 126,000) or even more, and I felt that was unnecessarily expensive for someone already at a disadvantage . So, I put my brain to work, and the first thing that came to mind was to create an alternative using my favorite toy.” Banerjee failed by seven times but finally at 8th time he was successful in making this printer which costs him about 350$.“I achieved an  82% reduction in cost  and have been overwhelmed by the encouraging feedback from both the sighted and the blind,” he was quoted in a blog. This big thing is th...

A security researcher who was pulled out from a United Airlines flight last month had previously admitted to  Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  that  he had taken control of an airplane  and made it fly briefly sideways. Chris Roberts , the founder of  One World Labs , was recently detained, questioned and had his equipment taken by federal agents after he landed on a United flight from Chicago to Syracuse, New York following his tweet suggesting he might hack into the plane's in-flight entertainment system. In that particular tweet, Roberts joked: " Find me on a 737/800, lets see Box-IFE-ICE-SATCOM, ? Shall we start playing with EICAS messages? 'PASS OXYGEN ON' Anyone? :) " The federal agents addressed the tweet immediately and took it seriously following the Roberts’ capabilities of such hacking tactics. In the FBI affidavit first made public Friday - first  obtained  by APTN National News - Roberts told the FBI earlier this year about not once,...

After a new security vulnerability surfaced Wednesday, many tech outlets started comparing it with HeartBleed, the serious security glitch uncovered last year that rendered communications with many well-known web services insecure, potentially exposing Millions of plain-text passwords. But don’t panic. Though the recent vulnerability has a more terrific name than  HeartBleed , it is not going to cause as much danger as HeartBleed did. Dubbed  VENOM , stands for  Virtualized Environment Neglected Operations Manipulation , is a virtual machine security flaw uncovered by security firm CrowdStrike that could expose most of the data centers to malware attacks, but in theory. Yes, the risk of Venom vulnerability is theoretical as there is no real-time exploitation seen yet, while, on the other hand, last year’s HeartBleed bug was practically exploited by hackers unknown number of times, leading to the theft of critical personal information. Now let’s know more about Venom: Veno...

Wait! What? A $9 computer? This is something magical. A Californian startup lead by  Dave Rauchwerk  is currently seeking crowdfunding on Kickstarter to create a computer that will cost as much as $9 (or £6). The new microcomputer, dubbed CHIP, is a tiny, Linux-based, super-cheap computer that's described as being "built for work, play, and everything in between!" Project 'Chip' that hit  Kickstarter  on Thursday has already blown its target goal of $50,000 to raise over $1 Million from almost 19,638 people at the time of writing with 26 days left in its campaign. Let’s have a look on what does this $9 buy you? And the answer is a lot — more than what you could expect for just $9. CHIP packs a 1GHz R8 ARM processor, 4GB of internal flash storage, 512MB of DDR3 RAM, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi — something you do not find in even the modern microcomputer, Raspberry Pi. If look at the output front of the CHIP, it features a single full-sized USB port, headphones output, mic...

While majority of smartphone users are waiting for  Android 5.0 Lollipop  update for their devices, Google is soon going to launch the next version of Android at its official  Google I/O 2015 developer event  May 28 in San Francisco. Android M  — The name of the latest version of Android mobile operating system was spotted at the  Google I/O 2015 schedule  under the " Android for Work Update " Session, which says… " Android M is bringing the power of Android to all kinds of workplaces. " According to the company, this will open up " huge new markets for hundreds of Millions of devices to workers at small businesses, logistics, deskless workers, and warehousing jobs. " However, Google appears to have since removed any mention of Android M from Google's I/O website, most probably the company wants to keep it as a surprise for Android users. Considering the full Android releases with starting letters in alphabetical order, — Android M — strongly believes ...

The Weakest Link In the Information Security Chain is still – Humans. And this news has ability to prove this fact Right. One of London's busiest railway stations has unwittingly exposed their system credentials during a BBC documentary. The sensitive credentials printed and attached to the top of a station controller's monitor were aired on Wednesday night on BBC. What could be even worse? If you think that the credentials might have been shown off in the documentary for a while or some seconds, then you are still unaware of the limit of their stupidity. The login credentials were visible for about 44 minute in the BBC documentary " Nick and Margaret: The Trouble with Our Trains " on Wednesday night, which featured Nick Hewer and Margaret Mountford – the two business experts, both famous for their supporting role on The Apprentice. The documentary was available on the  YouTube , but have now been removed due to security concerns. While talking about the concerns of ...