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GOP hacked. How do we stop all the hacking? How do we improve password protection? Along comes a beautiful new tattoo to save the day.
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All this hacking is leading us into a whole new world of crime!
What comes along to save us?
A tattoo!
Will people be killed to for their tattoos?
MIT has just created the most beautiful gold-leaf tattoos that will control computers, smartphones, and other purposes.
I wonder how many tattoo lovers are going to go for these? How many young people out there know about the "mark of the beast"?
The new tattoos interface connecting your body to tech of all types, and they even read your body temperature.
Especially nice is their beauty upon the body of the user. Gold and silver-leaf technology are used, and they look really cool upon the skin.
Someday tattoo parlors will become not only the place to go for great new body art, but also the place to go to for a computer upgrade.
[link to www.ibtimes.co.uk]
The wearable technology market has been flourishing in recent years, introducing a plethora of both technically and stylishly sophisticated devices from smartwatches and fitness trackers to jewellery and apparel. Now, MIT Media Lab and Microsoft Research have teamed up to create DuoSkin, a metallic temporary tattoo that can be used to control your computer, smartphone and other connected devices.
"I think there is no fashion statement greater than being able to change how your skin looks," Cindy Hsin-Liu Kao, a PhD student at MIT, said in a video about the project. "These tattoos enable anyone to create interfaces directly on their skin."
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[link to www.ibtimes.co.uk]
Online money service Paypal wants to kill all passwords, replacing them with vein recognition, ingestible technology and computer chips tattooed to our skin.
In a presentation called Kill All Passwords, Paypal's global head of developer advocacy Jonathan LeBlanc outlined solutions which would replace the traditional written password, and go much further than the fingerprint scanners smartphone consumers are beginning to get used to. LeBlanc's aim is to use unique biometric data to eradicate false negatives - stopping valid users logging in - and false positives - allowing invalid users access to whatever is being protected.
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[link to usapoliticsnow.com]
The same website connected to the hacking scandal of the Democratic National Committee has posted a batch of leaked emails from various Republican campaigns and state GOP staffers.
The emails posted on the site DCLeaks.com seem to be from state party officials and GOP candidates, including Sen. Lindsay Graham. They range from June to October of 2015, The Hill is reporting.
Guccifer 2.0, the hacker who managed to break into the Democratic National Committee, used DC Leaks to promote leaks from Clinton’s staff email.
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[link to www.rawstory.com]
The site that initially posted the hacked emails of the Democratic National Committee has now released a small batch of emails from Republican staff and campaigns.
According to The Hill, the site DCLeaks shows a multitude of fundraising solicitations, RSVPs to events, everyday coordination between campaigns and state parties and replies from people on the list to the campaign accounts. It also shows some from the short-lived Lindsey Graham for President efforts in 2015.
One person replied to a Stop Hillary PAC prospecting email that went to Democrats, “Don’t the Republicans have a majority in Congress? Isn’t John Boehner a Republican? What is the problem that you need my $36 to help you fight back.”
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