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Self-destructing USB flash drive set to go on sale — and while it comes without encryption, at least there's no finger licking involved this time around - Vimarsana News

Self-destructing USB flash drive set to go on sale — and while it comes without encryption, at least there's no finger licking involved this time around

Ovrdrive USB heats its flash chip to over 212 degrees Fahrenheit

New USB stick has a destruct feature that heats it to over 100 degrees Celsius — a secret three-insertion process needed to unlock data safely - Vimarsana News

New USB stick has a destruct feature that heats it to over 100 degrees Celsius — a secret three-insertion process needed to unlock data safely

The Ovrdrive USB flash drive uses a unique insertion mechanism to prevent unsavvy users from accessing its contents. It is poised as a cheap open-source product for researchers and journalists (especially in suppressed areas where regular encryption is illegal).

Vietnam's 'white hat' hackers secure prestigious digital security award - Vimarsana News

Vietnam's 'white hat' hackers secure prestigious digital security award

Pwn2Own 2023 was hosted by Toronto, Canada from October 24 to 27

Samsung Galaxy S23 Hacked By Million Dollar Zero-Day Attackers - Vimarsana News

Samsung Galaxy S23 Hacked By Million Dollar Zero-Day Attackers

Elite hackers have exploited the Samsung Galaxy S23 four times in four days using previously unknown zero-day attacks.

Source: forbes.com
Over $1 Million Awarded To Hackers In Pwn2Own Toronto - Vimarsana News

Over $1 Million Awarded To Hackers In Pwn2Own Toronto

Pwn2Own 2023 hacking contest in Toronto saw hackers winning $1,038,500 for 58 unique zero-day exploits (and multiple bug collisions).