Clearing the Clouds of Technology
In the mid-2000s, everyone was talking about 3D, the “next big thing” in video that would transform the way we consumed TV and movies, even how we communicated. It required people to buy expensive new gadgets and wear goofy eyewear, but we were told that consumers would flock to this new three-dimensional world.
Virtual reality will not replay the 3D debacle was originally published on iSeeTech
The DiskFiltration hack, demonstrated by security researcher Mordechai Guri of Israel’s Ben-Gurion University, works by controlling the actuator in a hard drive which moves back and forth across the drive’s platters to read and write data. Think of it as the arm on a record player, but constantly moving back and forth at tremendous speeds.…
Hackers Can Now Steal Data by Listening to the Sound of a Computer’s Hard Drive was originally published on iSeeTech
Hackers Can Now Steal Data by Listening to the Sound of a Computer’s Hard Drive was originally published on iSeeTech
Hackers Can Now Steal Data by Listening to the Sound of a Computer’s Hard Drive was originally published on iSeeTech
An insight into New Hampshire’s self-paced Virtual Learning Academy Charter School, where 200 full-time middle and high school students and about 10,000 part-timers from brick-and-mortar schools statewide take online VLACS courses a la carte. There is no entrance exam, screening or application required to attend VLACS, which is free for any New Hampshire student. *…
Inside the Online School That Could Radically Change How Kids Learn Everywhere was originally published on iSeeTech
Inside the Online School That Could Radically Change How Kids Learn Everywhere was originally published on iSeeTech
Inside the Online School That Could Radically Change How Kids Learn Everywhere was originally published on iSeeTech
Facial recognition makes sense as a method for your computer to recognise you. After all, humans already use a powerful version of it to tell each other apart. But people can be fooled (disguises! twins!), so it’s no surprise that even as computer vision evolves, new attacks will trick facial recognition systems, too. Now researchers have demonstrated a particularly disturbing new…
Hackers Trick Facial-Recognition Logins With Photos From Facebook (What Else?) was originally published on iSeeTech