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AFP- Yahoo's claim that it is the victim of a gigantic state-sponsored hack raises the question of whether it is the latest target for hackers with the backing of Russia, China or even North Korea, experts say. The US internet giant was under pressure Friday to explain how it sustained such a massive breach in 2014, which possibly affected 500 million accounts. Yahoo said the stolen information may have included email addresses and scrambled passwords, along with both encrypted or un-encrypted security questions and answers that could help gain access to victims' other online accounts. Sometimes the link between the target of a hack and a particular state may suggest itself easily. One of the highest-profile hacks came when North Korea is thought to have targeted entertainment tit...

A Russian inventor claims that he has perfect plan for "detachable cabins", which could save lives in a plane crash. Vladimir Tatarenko unveiled the patented concept, which he’s been working on for three years. The early stages of his concept in a video that sees the capsule detach from the cockpit of the plane. “Surviving a plane crash is possible. While aircraft engineers all over the world are trying to make planes safer, they can do nothing about the human factor,” he reportedly told LiveLeak. The demonstration shows how the cabin can detach at any time throughout the flight, including takeoff and landing, and, with the help of parachutes, safely land on water or ground. Passengers may be pleased to learn the cabin would also include the undercarriage of the plane, ...

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Russia? China? Who Hacked Yahoo and Why?

Russian Inventor designed ‘detachable cabins’ that can save lives during plane crash