HACKING SMART CARS
How a family of four unlocked the secrets of Switzerland: 25+ cities, 11 days, Rs 90,000!
A family from India shares their budget-friendly European vacation in Switzerland, highlighting the Swiss Travel Pass as a key to savings and convenience. They utilized free travel for children, museum entry, and discounted excursions, making the pass cost-effective. The family's travel hacks included using the SBB app, embracing public transport, and exploring lesser-known destinations like Gstaad and Mürren. Lessons learned emphasize planning, using public transport, and exploring beyond tourist spots for budget adventurers.
Safeguarding Your Smart Car: How to secure your connected car from cybersecurity threats
In today's tech-driven era, smart cars are revolutionizing transportation with advanced features aimed at enhancing safety and connectivity. However, this integration of digital systems brings forth cybersecurity concerns, threatening vehicle and occupant safety. Essential strategies include software updates, strong passwords, secure Wi-Fi, and cautious usage of third-party devices.
8 Crypto to consider buying now for the next bull run in 2024
As Bitcoin surges to $44K, the crypto market is poised for a bull run, presenting opportunities in innovative projects like Bitcoin ETF Token, Meme Kombat, Avalanche, Pepe, TG Casino, Bitcoin Minetrix, IOTA, and XRP, each offering unique features and potential gains in the evolving landscape.
Carmakers fail privacy test, give owners little or no control on personal data they collect
The proliferation of sensors in automobiles - from telematics to fully digitized control consoles - has made them prodigious data-collection hubs.
How real people are using AI right now
It goes beyond everyday fiddling: In the last few years, companies and scholars have started to use AI to supercharge work they could never have imagined, designing new molecules with the help of an algorithm or building alien-like spaceship parts.
AI, Brain Scans and Cameras: The Spread of Police Surveillance Tech
Advances in artificial intelligence, drones and facial recognition have created an increasingly global police surveillance business. Israeli hacking software, American investigation tools and Chinese computer vision algorithms can all be bought and mixed together to make a snooping cocktail of startling effectiveness.
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Eye on cybersecurity as cars go smart
The International Centre for Automotive Technology (ICAT), which certifies vehicles for their safety and compliance with local laws, is planning to invest in a centre that will develop the expertise for cybersecurity, among other things, said Saurabh Dalela, the institute's director.
Book morning flights, reschedule trips & use credit card benefits: 7 ways to avoid airport chaos
Ways travellers can deal with delayed, cancelled flights, hours-long security & immigration queues.
UK boils at 40 degrees, NRI woman devises Rs 195 foil hack to beat the heat
Jay Virdee did her own digging and research to find the perfect, cost-effective solution for the heatwave.
Tesla cars, Bluetooth locks, vulnerable to hackers: Researchers
In a video, NCC Group researcher Sultan Qasim Khan was able to open and then drive a Tesla using a small relay device attached to a laptop which bridged a large gap between the Tesla and the Tesla owner's phone.
Complete list of Golden Globe winners: Big day for 'The Power of the Dog' & 'West Side Story'; Will Smith & Nicole Kidman win top awards
Hollywood's biggest party that drew 18 mn TV viewers annually was reduced to a live-blog.
How many hours do you spend scrolling through your social media feed? Smart tips to resist being online
Psychological research on persuasion and self-control suggests some possible strategies.
6 ways in which CRED helps you manage payments and make credit your friend
CRED makes this easy and rewarding, replacing the danger or fear of using credit cards with delightful rewards.
How to hack your behaviour for successful investing
As markets are touching new highs, everyone is looking for the next hot stock. Hot stocks can make you rich, but they probably won’t. Over the long run, while the total stock market would do well, most individual stocks may not.
Consumers must catch up with data awareness as cars get smarter
The purpose of discussing the matter of smart vehicles collecting user data is not to create panic among users over privacy concerns but to help them make an informed choice when considering these technologies, experts said.
SIM-embedded connected cars slowly gaining popularity in India
As customer preference changes, vehicle manufacturers are aligning their strategy to take advantage of the evolution in the automotive ecosystem.
Boom or bust? Welcome to the freewheeling world of crypto lending
In the future, backers say, bonds or stocks will be issued and traded directly on their blockchain-based platforms instead of by investment banks or centralised exchanges. Code, not humans, will oversee the processes, they say.
Home smart home: India's booming home automation market
The smart home market comprises of networked devices and related services that enable automation.
Inside the new business that could soon rewrite rules of the data game
Conglomerates such as the Hiranandani group and the Adanis are placing big bets in data outsourcing facilities.
How coming disruptions and upcoming trends will reshape Motown over the next decade
Cars may soon be no longer just about driving. They may turn into a buzzing marketplace.
Firms scramble as hackers take hi-tech smart cars for a ride
Carmakers from Mercedes-Benz maker Daimler to Toyota Motor are pursuing digital services as potentially lucrative additional sources of revenue.
Internet of Things will change lives but govts need to address these challenges first
The govts will have to rethink and realign their policies to ensure they are in sync with the rapidly changing environment. They need to think about the security aspects of the IOT even if they don't have plans as of now to link everything to internet.
What if self-driving cars can’t see stop signs?
There’s no easy fix. The good news is that scientists have identified the risk in time, before humans have started relying too much on artificial intelligence.
Hackers have walked off with about 14% of big digital currencies
In less than a decade, hackers have stolen $1.2 billion worth of Bitcoin.
Cyber Laws Part I: How internet has become a crime scene
Innovation is inevitable, and running away from technology is definitely neither the answer to avoid harm nor is it really going to protect us.
When smart gadgets spy on you: Your home life is less private than you think
Smart gadgets or Internet of Things (IoT), a universe of devices from toaster to your car connected to internet, are highly vulnerable to hacking.
The luxury car buff at the centre of the Yahoo hack
At first, classmates thought his parents were wealthy, but then Baratov bought a luxury car for this father, said one of his friends.
Non-tech companies hacking consumer behavior patterns using Hackathons
It takes loads of investment to create a product or solution but hackathons help creating the same solutions at a fraction of those cost
George Hotz: The first person to hack the iPhone built a self-driving car
Hotz was the first person to hack Apple's iPhone, allowing anyone--well, anyone with a soldering iron and some software smarts--to use the phone on networks other than AT&T's.
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