Israeli Spies Hacked ISIS Computers, Exposed Their Plans For “Laptop Bomb”

Israeli Spies Hacked ISIS Computers, Exposed Their Plans For “Laptop Bomb”

Israeli government spies have hacked into the operations of ISIS. The group is inventing a laptop computer bomb that could have blasted the commercial aircraft to the US. However, Israeli cyber researchers have hacked into the operations of ISIS months ago and revealed their plans.

Recently, Israeli government spies have hacked into the operations of ISIS. The group is inventing a laptop computer bomb that could have blasted the commercial aircraft to the US. However, Israeli cyber researchers have hacked into the operations of ISIS months ago and revealed their plans.

Experts David Sanger and Eric Schmitt along with two of the American officials have stated that the process of bomb encryption and protection is what supported them to analyze how such bombs works.

A ban was also executed by the Department of Homeland Security on allowing electronic devices onto aircraft which are larger than the smartphones. The ban was implemented in ten countries in the Middle East and Africa.

After U.S laptop ban, Britain announced a similar prohibition for flights originating from six countries. The reports from The New York Times states that the laptop bomb was developed in such a way that it can cross through airport X-ray machines without detection.

The bomb was intelligently placed in the place of laptop battery which is capable of tricking the X-ray detectors in the airport. The reports also said that Israel had shared this information with U.S. in the past two years. Israel and U.S are working together against cyber terrorism. Most of their cooperating have been against Iran.

President Donald Trump made this information on this bomb attack public, which exposes it to Russia. This event has been the source of a trouble for Israeli officials. Trump had also tweeted that he did share the information with Russia and that he has full right to do so.

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Intel Core i9 Extreme – Most extreme Desktop Processor Ever

Intel Core i9 Extreme Most Extreme Desktop Processor Ever

The war of processors between AMD and Intel is very well known. This month AMD revealed its first monstrous Ryzen Threadripper processors with up to 16 cores and 32 threads. AMD intended to target the world’s fastest ultra-premium desktop systems. Yesterday, Intel also introduced its new Core X-series, and it’s anchored by the company’s first 18-core CPU, the Core i9 Extreme. The i9 Extreme is a befitting reply to AMD’s 16-core/32-thread Ryzen Threadripper.

Last week, the picture was leaked on a tech forum and it was showing that Intel Likely to Launch a high-end Core i9 CPU with 12 cores. However, the 18 core processor is a good surprise from Intel.
“The Intel Core X-series processor family introduces a series of firsts that reflect the extreme performance we are delivering,”

Intel said today.

“This family includes Intel’s first teraflop desktop CPUs, a prime example of just how much raw compute these processors can handle. We’re also introducing the entirely new Intel Core i9 processor, representing the highest performance for advanced gaming, VR and content creation.”

About the Core i9, these Intel chips feature a base clock speed of 3.3GHz, reaching up to 4.3GHz dual-core speed with Turbo Boost 2.0 and 4.5GHz with Turbo Boost 3.0, which implies that there’s plenty of room for overclocking. At the top of the line-up is the new Intel Core i9 Extreme Edition processor – the first consumer desktop CPU with 18 cores and 36 threads.

All of the latest X-Series chips run on Intel’s new x299 chipset, replacing the x99 platform used by their predecessors. New x299-based motherboards and full desktop systems will be available “in the coming weeks”.
The Core i9 Extreme Edition i9-7980XE, what Intel calls the first teraflop desktop PC processor ever, will be priced at $1,999. The lower-tier Core i9 family: Core i9 X-series chips in 16-core, 14-core, 12-core, and 10-core versions, with prices climbing from $999 to $1,699. If these Core i9 X-series chips are too rich, Intel also introduced three new Core i7 X-series chips, priced from $339 to $599, and a $242 quad-core Core i5. All of the new chips are due “in the coming weeks,” Intel said.

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Face Swap

Android users there is a good news for you! Microsoft just released an Android app in Google play store. The app had been launched in Play Store and the iOS version is already on its way. The new app launched by Microsoft was called Face Swap.

Android users there is a good news for you! Microsoft just released an Android app in Google play store. The app had been launched in Play Store and the iOS version is already on its way.
The new app launched by Microsoft was called Face Swap. As its name suggests this app does a simple job to put your face on pictures it finds online using Microsoft’s super-advance facial recognition method and Bing image search.
Well, users need to click a selfie which will trigger the facial recognition system. Once the facial recognition system recognizes your face it will let you search online for images or you can even choose pictures from your camera roll for popular faces and displays.
This app has the potential to match skin tones, lighting conditions, head turns and tilts automatically. This app also lets you put multiple faces in a single scene, which is perfect for group shots.

The firm says “Face Swap was developed from conception to app store over 5 months by the small incubation team within the Bing organization. The engineering team included developers in remote locations, allowing us to work around the clock and iterate rapidly on the product. We employed continuous user research studies with external participants, which helped us build a product that is easy and intuitive to use”

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