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Tuesday, 22 July 2014

Windows 9 start menu leaked in screenshots | www.reviewrulezz.tk excusive report |

Windows 9 start menu leaked in screenshots

Two images were leaked recently of a Windows developer build code named "Threshold", revealing start-menu & windowed apps.

Windows 9 start menu leaked in screenshots In an earlier story we reported that Microsoft might be bringing back the loved start menu to the Windows PC platform. Now, newly leaked images have emerged of an early build codenamed “Threshold” which show “Metro-style” apps in the start menu and in windowed mode.

Microsoft has been criticized by users across the globe for taking away the start menu in the desktop version of the Windows 8 operating system. In April, at the Microsoft developer conference, the company revealed that it has plans of bringing back the start menu and now we have a developer build which has incorporated that new start menu. In the other image it is quite clear that Microsoft has incorporated “windowed” apps in the new build. The latest screenshots are of a build compiled on 13th of July and is a part of uip_dev feature build lab (FBL) where UIP means User Interface & Platform.

We believe that the current developer build shown in the leaked images will also get incorporated soon in Windows 8.1 later this year via an update or it may only come in a new package called Windows 9 all together. If Microsoft do wait it out and make all changes in the new and supposedly upcoming Windows 9 we would have to wait till next year.

Windows 9 start menu leaked in screenshots

Two images were leaked recently of a Windows developer build code named "Threshold", revealing start-menu & windowed apps.

In an earlier story we reported that Microsoft might be bringing back the loved start menu to the Windows PC platform. Now, newly leaked images have emerged of an early build codenamed “Threshold” which show “Metro-style” apps in the start menu and in windowed mode.

- See more at: http://www.digit.in/software/early-images-of-windows-developer-build-leaked-23355.html#sthash.E5ttuilh.dpuf

Monday, 14 July 2014

Wi-Fi password can be hacked with smart lightbulb | reviewrulezz.blogspot.com

Wi-Fi password can be hacked with smart lightbulb

In the latest cautionary tale involving the so-called Internet of things, white-hat hackers have devised an attack against network-connected lightbulbs that exposes Wi-Fi passwords to anyone in proximity to one of the LED devices.

According to article published on Arstechnica.com: The attack works against LIFX smart lightbulbs, which can be turned on and off and adjusted using iOS- and Android-based devices. Ars Senior Reviews Editor Lee Hutchinson gave a good overview here of the Philips Hue lights, which are programmable, controllable LED-powered bulbs that compete with LIFX. The bulbs are part of a growing trend in which manufacturers add computing and networking capabilities to appliances so people can manipulate them remotely using smartphones, computers, and other network-connected devices. A 2012 Kickstarter campaign raised more than $1.3 million for LIFX, more than 13 times the original goal of $100,000.

According to a blog post published over the weekend, LIFX has updated the firmware used to control the bulbs after researchers discovered a weakness that allowed hackers within about 30 meters to obtain the passwords used to secure the connected Wi-Fi network. The credentials are passed from one networked bulb to another over a mesh network powered by 6LoWPAN, a wireless specification built on top of the IEEE 802.15.4 standard. While the bulbs used the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) to encrypt the passwords, the underlying pre-shared key never changed, making it easy for the attacker to decipher the payload.

"Armed with knowledge of the encryption algorithm, key, initialization vector, and an understanding of the mesh network protocol we could then inject packets into the mesh network, capture the Wi-Fi details, and decrypt the credentials, all without any prior authentication or alerting of our presence," researchers from security consultancy Context wrote.

BusBlaster JTAG debugger.

The post underscores the futility of relying on obscurity to prevent hacking attacks. Sadly, the approach, known as security through obscurity, underpins much of today's Internet of things offerings. Version 1.1 of the LIFX firmware was unavailable for downloads, making it hard for hackers to reverse engineer it and uncover the types of crypto weaknesses that exposed the Wi-Fi credentials. The Context engineers found a way around this hurdle. They undertook the painstaking process of removing the microcontroller embedded inside each bulb and connecting different JTAG pins to special debugging hardware to monitor the signals that were sent when lightbulbs were added or removed to a network. "At this point we can merrily dump the flash memory from each of the chips and start the firmware reverse engineering process," the researchers wrote.

To its credit, LIFX responded proactively to the discovery by Context. Version 1.3 of the firmware now encrypts all 6LoWPAN traffic using an encryption key derived from the Wi-Fi credentials. It also includes functions for secure processing when new bulbs join a network. But given its warchest of $1.7 million, it's unfortunate the company didn't catch the crypto weakness on its own before the bulbs were available for public consumption. Software updates of any type are a hassle for many people, and firmware fixes are often even more difficult or risky.

Marketers would have people believe they're missing out unless their refrigerators, thermostats, and other traditional appliances are connected to the Internet. Yet over and over, these devices have been shown to introduce networking and privacy threats not present in non-networked iterations. Microsoft, Apple, and Google devote huge amounts of resources to ensuring their wares and services are secure. Manufacturers pursuing Internet of things riches would do well to apportion a similar percentage of their means to securing these devices.

Friday, 11 July 2014

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Monday, 7 July 2014

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Sunday, 6 July 2014

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Saturday, 5 July 2014

Facebook SDK Vulnerability : Millions of user accounts at risk | Read this full article to see Why ? Millions of FB user accounts are at risk ?? | Android users must pay attention !!

Facebook SDK Vulnerability : Millions of user accounts at risk

Security researchers from MetaIntell, the leader in intelligent led Mobile Risk Management (MRM), have discovered a major security vulnerability in the latest version of Facebook SDK that put millions of Facebook user's Authentication Tokens at risk.

Facebook SDK for Android and iOS is the easiest way to integrate mobile apps with Facebook platform, which provides support for Login with Facebook authentication, reading and writing to Facebook APIs and many more.

Facebook OAuth authentication or ‘Login as Facebook’ mechanism is a personalized and secure way for users to sign into 3rd party apps without sharing their passwords.
After the user approves the permissions as requested by the application, the Facebook SDK implements the OAuth 2.0 User-Agent flow to retrieve the secret user’s access token required by the apps to call Facebook APIs to read, modify or write user's Facebook data on their behalf.

ACCESSING UNENCRYPTED ACCESS TOKEN
It is important that your secret token is never shared with anyone, but researchers found that Facebook SDK Library stores it in an unencrypted format on the device’s file system, which can be accessed easily even on a non-rooted Android or jailed iOS Device.

“With just 5 seconds of USB connectivity, Access token is available on iOS via juice jacking attack, no jailbreak needed and on Android file system, it can be accessed via recovery mode which is tricker and require more time.” as said by Chilik Tamir, Chief architect for MetaIntell.
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Moreover, any 3rd party smartphone application with permission to access device file system can read this file and able to steal users’ Facebook access tokens remotely, he said.
Researchers dubbed the vulnerability as “Social Login Session Hijacking”. Once exploited, could allow an attacker to access victim’s Facebook account information using access token and session hijacking method.

All those iOS and Android apps are vulnerable to this attack, who are using Facebook SDK for app login and storing users unencrypted access token on the device,- Chilik Tamir.

“MetaIntell has identified that 71 of the top 100 free iOS apps use the Facebook SDK and are vulnerable, impacting the over 1.2 billion downloads of these apps. Of the top 100 Android apps, 31 utilize the Facebook SDK and therefore make vulnerable the over 100 billion downloads of these apps.” researcher said in a blog post.

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MetaIntell team has already informed Facebook Security team about the vulnerability, but it seems that Facebook is not in any mood to update their SDK with a fix.
“I followed up with our Platform team to see if there were any changes they wanted to make here: - On the Android side we've concluded that we will not be making any changes: we are comfortable with the level of security provided by the Android OS. - On the iOS side the team is exploring the possibility of moving the access token storage to the keychain in order to comply with best practices.” Facebook replied to MetaIntell after bug report.
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-Mobile app users are advised to do not use ‘Facebook Login’ option within Mobile apps and disallow apps to use their Facebook login. App Developers are recommended to move their users’ access tokens from device file system to secure online storage with encrypted channel.

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Wednesday, 2 July 2014

Gionee ELIFE S5.5 replacing its processor MT6592 with Snapdragon 400 | reviewrulezz.blogspot.com

Gionee ELIFE S5.5 replacing MT6592 with Snapdragon 400

Readers! You might be knowing about the Gionee's remarkable Smartphone Elife S5.5L? Well, here's a good news for the lovers.
Gionee is going to replace the MT6592 with the Snapdragon 400 (MSM8928 quad-core/A7 1.6G) as the new processor for the ELIFE S5.5L. Maybe this is going to happen because the company needs to wait till July end for the shipping of MediaTek processors.

As the company is replacing the processors in nrew manufacturs, other changes are also in loose suggestions for this new 4G edition. The camera won't be sticking out anymore, instead, the S5.5L’s thickness increased from 5.55mm to 5.75mm! Also, the battery is increased to 2450mAH!

It also supports TD-LTE/WCDMA/TD-SCDMA and GSM internet but still, it will be supporting 3G dual-mode. Rest specs are unaffected. The S5.5L sports a 5inch 1080p Samsung SA screen, 2GB RAM, 16GB ROM, a 5MP 95° wide angle front-facing camera, and 13MP Sony rear camera. The phone is also topped-up by Amigo2.0 UI.

As per news, Gionee ELIFE S5.5L will be available in market from July, and is expected to remain constant in terms of price(Original Octa-core Edition).

HTC - first to roll out updates of Android L | reviewrulezz.blogspot.com

HTC - first to roll out updates of Android L

HTC, Being very successful in Smartphone market is going to be the first one to release updates of the newer version of Android OS.

HTC is also the first handset manufacturer to have used & provided "Android 4.4" KitKat for their devices. And now, it seems they are again the winner in the race of providing latest O.S. updates!

HTC is now ready roll out the 'Android L' O.S. in their 2013 released devices, namely HTC One M7 and HTC One M8. HTC has clearly stated this in their official blog.

As said by them,"Our approach will be same with the Android L release from Google. This release promises to bring new features and tools to Android and we are excited to bring it to you and your HTC. As part of our HTC Advantage commitment globally, we pledge to update all of our HTC One (M8) and HTC One (M7) smartphones within 90 days of receiving final software from Google."

HTC promises to upgrade both the flagship handsets in less than 90 days after they receive the final version from Google.

Recently, HTC One M7 recieved Android Kitkat updates, which was preloaded with HTC Sense 6.0 U.I., while, HTC One M8 had had Android Kitkat out-of-the-box.

For more updates, stay tuned!

Tuesday, 1 July 2014

Android L overview and what it brings to Android | The developer preview for the new version of Android is now available and here's what's new about it

Android L overview and what it brings to Android

The developer preview for the new version of Android is now available and here's what's new about it

We know it only as L right now, but Android L brings some major changes to Google’s design philosophy along with some other new features. According to the company, this is the biggest update to Android made till date. Here’s a quick look at the changes, but read on for a detailed report.

- New flatter ‘material’ design UI
- DALVIK runtime scrapped for ART
- Support for 64-bit processor architectures
- New Google keyboard resembling the one from Windows
- New themes
- New APIs for custom shadows and animations for developers
- New notifications and lock screen

Google has already made the developer preview available with all the above changes. According to comments made on the Google+ developer preview page for Android L, it is available for the Nexus 5 and Nexus 7 2013 WiFi only. But enough about that, there’s a lot to cover and we’ll get right down to it.

Material Design

Google’s ‘material’ design entails a flatter look, which in some cases (like the new Google keyboard) is very similar to the Windows and iOS platforms. It is perhaps best explained through the following:

Notifications

Perhaps the biggest change in Android L is in terms of the UI. Google goes for a flatter card-based system, which up untill now has been seen on its Google Now assistant. This new design is more apparent on the notifications and lock screen, both of which have card based views on them.

The standard drop down menu has been done away with on Android L, to be replaced by a drop down card. This is followed by a thin line in between, which differentiates each new notification and other ongoing processes (like Connected to a media device etc). Further, you can swipe down again to reveal the quick settings menu, which contains Wi-Fi status, Auto Rotate and other settings.

The menu doesn’t reach till the bottom of your phone’s screen, showing the home screen in the background. Google has also added a ‘Do Not Disturb’ function to the notifications menu, which allows the user to silence notifications for a designated time period.

The company has also taken advantage of the ‘heads-up notifications’ feature in Android. Since the introduction of JellyBean, Android allowed apps to mark their notifications under high, low, default, min, max priority. The heads up notifications will show up even while you’re playing full screen games etc. based on the priority the app gives to them. So, you can get a small actionable notification on the top of the screen notifying you about calls and texts (Right side of image above).

Lock Screen

Your lockscreen now gives you the lock/unlock, phone and camera options at the bottom, which will perform their designated activities. On the top you see the battery status, services provider and profile picture. Below this, is the clock, which takes up approximately a fourth of your screen.

The major change though is below the clock, where the top four notifications will show up in the same card format mentioned above. These will be accompanied by a ‘+’ sign or a number, showing the notifications available below it.

Google Keyboard

The keyboard now uses a slate-grey theme with borderless keys, which looks almost exactly like the Windows keyboard seen on Lumia devices. Google has also packed some other themes for the keyboard and you can also shift to the standard keyboard you currently see on KitKat.

Out with DALVIK in with ART

With the launch of KitKat, there was some talk of Google allowing users to shift from the default DALVIK to ART runtimes (do this from ‘Developer Options’ on Settings). Well, Android L brings ART to the forefront, obliterating DALVIK completely.

ART is a cross-platform runtime that allows you to run apps on MIPS, ARM and x86 architectures simultaneously. The difference between the two runtimes is in how they process code, with DALVIK processing only the code that is needed (just-in-time), while ART processes code ahead-of-time.

This makes ART much faster than DALVIK and allows for smoother performance. Moreover, ART is compatible with the present app ecosystem, which means that developers don’t really have to make any major changes for it. It also supports 64-bit systems.

Of course, this is only the developer preview of Android L and there’s a lot that can still happen till the OS is actually rolled out to users.

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Tuesday, 22 July 2014