Artificial Intelligence Future

Chinese hackers spreading undetectable malware for espionage Researchers at cybersecurity company Kaspersky have uncovered an Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) spying campaign that uses a rare type of malware. Kaspersky reports that the Chinese-speaking hacker group has been using rootkits called "MosaicRegressor" for two years to target NGOs and diplomatic missions for espionage campaigns. The researchers said that it would be difficult to detect and remove the malware used for spying in Asia, Africa, and Europe. This malware affects the computer's Unified Extended Firmware Interface (UEFI), which was introduced before the operating system and other programs. This means that no security software or antivirus can detect this malware. However, Kaspersky has stated that this malware is unusual but not unique. The UEFI bootkit component used to insert malicious code into the user's device is based on the vector EDK bootkit. It was created by a hacking team in 2015 and lea

Security vulnerabilities in popular antivirus software!  Cybersecurity researchers have revealed that popular antivirus software has security vulnerabilities. According to a report released by CyberArc Lab, such vulnerabilities have been used by cyber-attackers to increase their presence in computer systems and to infiltrate compromised systems with malware. According to the report, such vulnerabilities in antivirus products have made the system more vulnerable to file manipulation attacks. This allows the malware to easily penetrate the compromised system. This type of bug has affected many antivirus solutions. Among them are Kaspersky, McAfee, Symantec, Fortinet, Checkpoint, Trend Micro, Avira, and Microsoft Defender. Currently, all of these software bugs have been addressed by their respective manufacturers, but users are beginning to mistrust the security method. This type of bug allows the attacker to delete files from anywhere in the system. It also allows bad characters to delet

 Manchester City's Twitter account suspended, the club says: Not hacked. English football club Manchester City's official Twitter account has been suspended for some time. It was speculated that the club's account had been hacked after the club's Twitter handle was found empty. However, the account was not hacked and due to a technical error from Twitter, the page was lost for some time and was restored. According to some international media reports, there are many fake Twitter accounts in the name of Manchester City, so the real accounts of the club may have been targeted while Twitter suspended the fake accounts. After the sudden disappearance of the club's Twitter account, the fans of the rival club started making various trails and memes. Some even said that the account was suspended because it was too young to join Twitter as Manchester was founded only in 2008. It takes 13 years to create a Twitter account, but the club is still young, the fans have created tr

This is a new feature of Chrome that can be reset instantly when a password is hacked Do you have a Google Chrome web browser on your smartphone? If so, Chrome will now notify you if your password has been hacked. Chrome's feature was previously only available on computers. According to Google, the feature will now be available on Apple's iPhone and smartphones running the Android operating system. This feature accesses the user's username and password on Google's servers and checks for compromises by comparing them to a list of broken data. But Google itself cannot see your password and username. It checks to see if the data has been compromised. As soon as Chrome 86 goes public, you need to store your password in Chrome to use Google's password check feature. The idea is already available in web browsers such as Third-Party Password Manager One Password and Mozilla Firefox, Apple Safari, and Microsoft Edge. But Chrome dominates the browser market. Browsers such as

Trump's post was blocked by Facebook and Twitter for giving false information about COVID Posts by US President Donald Trump on social media Facebook and Twitter have been blocked. Both Facebook and Twitter have blocked his post, saying it gave false information about COVID 19. President Trump posted on Facebook and Twitter that the seasonal flu is more severe than corona. Facebook has removed the post altogether, while Twitter has hidden the post, saying it is outside the site's rules. Hidden Trump tweet "The tweet contains misleading and harmful information about Kovid," Twitter said. That's why the tweet is out of everyone's reach. ' Social media has come up with a separate policy saying that the current situation of Kovid 19 could be aggravated due to misinformation. Accordingly, both Twitter and Facebook have rules against spreading rumors about Kovid.

Understand AR and VR technology  New dimensions continue to emerge in the technology world. With the development of technology, it has become natural to use it as a part of public life at a certain time. Even the technology that you have access to is constantly evolving. The two technologies in this process are virtual reality and augmented reality. It is natural for many to be curious about these technologies, which have not yet reached the general public. Today we are going to tell you about what these technologies are and what the differences are. Virtual reality First of all, you need to understand virtual reality i.e. VR. Clear from the word virtual reality. Virtual reality means that which looks real but is not real. In the concept of VR, you can feel that you have reached a different world by wearing a special kind of headset. In fact, you are in a world where you stand. But you feel like you have reached a different world. The glass in your eyes as you stand on the ground, the

Internet in Nepal Do you know where the internet used in Nepal comes from? If not here's a new product just for you! All home-based internet service providers are connected to Kathmandu. There are various border connections in the border area of ​​Nepal, from where international bandwidth enters Nepal. A service provider that brings in bandwidth in this way is called a network service provider. For which a separate license has to be obtained from the regulatory Nepal Telecommunication Authority. So far, 16 companies have obtained such licenses. Most of the major service providers in Nepal bring their own internet bandwidth as network service providers. Larger companies as network service providers themselves and smaller service providers purchase such bandwidth from the same large service providers and pass it on to users. Bandwidth enters Nepal through a mobile network, FTTH, cable, and ADSL, wireless technology. Network service providers are also bringing bandwidth to Nepal throu