$32 Hacking Device Opens Car & Garage Doors
RollJam, a contraption put together by a security researcher for less than $50 can unlock car and garage doors at will by exploiting digital keys, also known as rolling codes.
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IBM has announced the opening of a new office for blockchain coders in a New York City neighborhood better known for its art galleries and boutique stores than for computer programmers. Headquartered in the SoHo offices of Galvanize, the workspace is the latest of IBM’s Bluemix Garages, physical workshopping destinations that provide a venue for its technology consulting services. The opening comes amid a broad push by the company to expand its expertise in the blockchain industry. Earlier this month, IBM announced the massive Watson Centre at Marina Boy in Singapore. Designed to house....
IBM on Tuesday announced a new Bluemix Garage in New York, located at Galvanize’s newly launched New York campus in SoHo. This enables developers and enterprises to work with IBM Blockchain code in the cloud. As with IBM's other garages in San Francisco, London, Nice and Toronto, the New York Garage will invite startups and enterprises to collaborate in a creative environment outside of their traditional office setting. IBM is ramping up its efforts to become one of the top players in the emerging sector of distributed ledger technology. The company is a key member of Linux Foundation’s....
PoisonTap, a $5 USB device can create a backdoor entry to any locked computer, allowing hackers to easily get into online Bitcoin wallets. Technology can be used for both good and bad. As cyber researchers and developers continue to develop state of the art security features, the same set of skills can be used to circumvent them as well. Samy Kamkar, a hardware hacker has proven it with his PoisonTap device. The PoisonTap, comprising of a Raspberry Pi Zero microcomputer along with a USB adapter, costing no more than $5 is capable of wreaking havoc. According to reports, the device with....
Digital Garage, a Japanese firm has partnered with Blockstream to create blockchain based products. The Japanese internet and business solutions company, Digital Garage will be working with Blockstream — a financial blockchain solutions company to create a new technology platform. Digital Garage announced the collaboration between two innovative entities in a recent press release. According to Digital Garage’s statement, the new blockchain based products developed in association with Blockstream will be exclusively targeted towards the Japanese market. DG Lab — an open innovation research....
Live streaming company Streamin' Garage has announced plans to launch the world's first bitcoin-only game show: "Take my Bitcoins". The unconventional programme is already in production and it is sponsored by Butterfly Labs, one of the best-known and increasingly controversial providers of bitcoin mining hardware. In recent months, the company has come under fire from miners who are still waiting for products, following lengthy production and delivery delays. "Take my Bitcoins" will offer contestants a chance to win thousands of dollars worth of bitcoin every week. The show will be....