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Stolen SIM card keys could be powerful spy tool
WASHINGTON: It would be another powerful tool in the arsenal of US and British spy services: encryption keys for a…
Cholesterol not a matter of concern: Dietary experts
A warning against eating foods high in cholesterol is no longer included in the US government’s draft dietary guidelines for…
Artificial molecule most potent anti AIDS weapon to date
For over three decades, researchers have struggled to determine which immune responses best foil HIV, information that has guided the…
Japan has more electric car ports then patrol pumps
Japan now has more electric vehicle charging spots than gas stations. The country's number-two automaker Nissan says there are now…
Russia’s Kaspersky Lab exposes extensive US Spying Programme
The U.S. National Security Agency has the highly prized ability to hide spying software deep within hard drives made by…
NASA to develop submarine to explore the seas of Titan
NASA is planning to develop a submarine and send it all the way to Saturn's moon Titan to explore its…
imatter app helps young women combat abuse
A leading anti-domestic violence campaigner Rosie Batty has launched a phone app aimed at teaching young women how to recognise…
Facebook to allow users to nominate heirs in case of User’s demise
A new feature introduced by the social networking giant facebook today allows users to choose a ‘legacy contact’ who will…
Rights activists seek changes in the Prevention of Electronic Crimes Bill 2015
The 'Prevention of Electronic Crimes Bill 2015' will be tabled in parliament soon, so rights activists have stepped up efforts…