A source familiar with the situation told us a few details about OnePlus's next smartphone...

OnePlus, the Chinese tech startup that created the super hard-to-find OnePlus One, is already planning to launch a new phone next year.

The company's global director Carl Pei confirmed as much in a thread on Reddit in September, but now we've learned a few small details about the phone, rumoured to be called OnePlus 2.

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A source familiar with the situation told us the following about OnePlus's next phone:

* It will probably be more customizable, since the company is aiming to produce more of its StyleSwap back covers around the time the phone launches, our source said. The company released a Bamboo-style back cover for its One phone, but discontinued it in September due to manufacturing issues.

OnePlus sold a few of those covers earlier this month, but since they were so limited you need an invitation to buy them. The company previously said it would release its StyleSwap backs in different materials such as wood, denim, and Kevlar, but we have yet to see any of these launch. There's no guarantee manufacturing issues won't arise this time around, but based on what our source says it sounds like the company is trying to produce more to coincide with the phone's launch.

* The next OnePlus phone will likely still be cheaper than other off-contract Android phones. We're hearing that the phone will likely cost less than $500 even if there are significant hardware improvements since OnePlus wants to keep its margins thin.

* There will be some "surprises in store when it comes to hardware." We have no idea what this means, but our source wouldn't elaborate any further.

OnePlus launched its One smartphone in April, and it turned out to be one of the most highly regarded phones of 2014 by both reviewers and consumers. There are two main reasons everyone's been talking about the OnePlus One: it's super cheap and extremely hard to find.

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The OnePlus One costs $350 off contract, which is a pretty unheard of price. Without a carrier subsidy, phones like the Galaxy S5 usually cost around $600 off contract. With its OnePlus One, the company was able to include some of the best components, an attractive design and a bright, sharp screen for about half the price of your standard Android flagship.

Since demand has been so high, you can only order the One if you have an invite from someone who already owns the phone. OnePlus also rolls out preorders to the general public in limited time blocks, and the most recent one took place on November 17
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Facebook Self-XSS Scam Fools Users into Hacking Themselves

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Scammers have again targeted more than one billion active users of the popular social networking giant Facebook, to infect as many victims as possible.

Not by serving fake post, neither by providing malicious video link, instead this time scammers have used a new way of tricking Facebook users into injecting or placing malicious JavaScript or client-side code into their web browsers.

This malicious code could allow an attacker to gain access to victims’ accounts, thereby using it for fraud, to send spams, and promoting further attacks by posting the scam on timeline to victims’ friends. This technique is known as Self Cross-site Scripting or Self XSS.

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Self-XSS (Self Cross-Site Scripting) scam is a combination of social engineering and a browser vulnerability, basically designed to trick Facebook users’ into providing access to their account. Once an attacker or scammer gets access to users’ Facebook account, they can even post and comment on things on users’ behalf.

In order to infect Facebook user, the cyber crooks send a phishing message via an email or a Facebook post from one of the friends in the list of the targeted victim claiming, in this case, a way to hack any Facebook user by following some simple steps.

The posted scam looks as follows:

Hack any Facebook account following these steps:
1. Go to the victim’s profile
2. Click right click then click on inspect element and click the “Console” tab.
3. Paste the code into the box at the bottom and press Enter.
The code is in the web site: http://textuploader .com****/
Good luck: *
Don’t hurt anybody…

They want you to follow the given instructions by copy and pasting the malicious code, as given in the above instructions, for taking over someone else’s account. The trick is suitable for both Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox users.

Once you self inject this malicious script to your account, it will give away the access of your whole account to the one who could do a variety of malicious activities, basically spreading all sorts of malicious campaigns. The hackers can also infect victim’s computer with malware that can collect banking details and send them to a remote location controlled by them.

Facebook has also listed the scam on the list of threats its users have been observed to fall victim to. “Scammers who use Self-XSS usually trick you by promising to help you hack somebody else's account,” reads the post. “The scammer's goal is to get you to run their malicious code on your computer. When you run their code, you grant the scammer access to your account for fraud, spam, and tricking more people into running the scam.”

Spotting these scams and reporting them are the best way to protect yourself, but if you fall victim to one of these attacks, don't panic! Follow the link to learn more about protecting your Facebook account.

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Facebook is also working with various browser vendors to add protection in the browser in an effort to prevent this vector from being exploited.

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10 Skills You Need To Get A $100,000 Engineering Job At Google

By Kunal Vohra, Director@H2K

Google is among the most sought after employers in the world. Engineers are the rock stars at Google — and they're paid like one.

Interns start at $70,000 to $90,000 salaries, while software engineers pull in $118,000 and senior software engineers make an average of $152,985. But one does not simply walk into the Googleplex.

The company receives upwards of 2.5 million job applications a year, but only hires about 4,000 people.

For would-be Googlers, the Google in Education team has released a list of skills that they want to see in potential engineers.

"Having a solid foundation in computer science is important in being a successful software engineer," the company says. "This guide is a suggested path for university students to develop their technical skills academically and non-academically through self-paced, hands-on learning."

Here are the skills Google wants its tech talent to master, complete with online resources to get you started...

1. Learn To Code

Learn to code in at least one object-oriented programming language, like C++, Java, or Python. Consult MIT or Udacity.

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2. Test Your Code

It’s not just important to know how to code. You should also be able to test code, because Google wants you to be able to 'catch bugs, create tests, and break your software.'

3. Have Some Background In Abstract Math

It is important to have some background in abstract math, like logical reasoning and discrete math, which lots of computer science draws on.

4. Get To Know Operating Systems

Get to know operating systems, for they'll be where you do much of your work.

5. Become Familiar With Artificial Intelligence

Become familiar with artificial intelligence. Google loves robots.

6. Understand Algorithms And Data Structures

Google wants you to learn about fundamental data types like stacks, queues and bags as well as grasp sorting algorithms like quicksort, mergesort and heapsort.

7. Learn Cryptography

Learn cryptography. Remember, cybersecurity is crucial.

8. Learn How To Build Compilers

Stanford says that when you do that, 'you will learn how a program written in a high-level language designed for humans is systematically translated into a program written in low-level assembly more suited to machines.'

9. Learn Other Programming Languages

Add Java Script, CSS, Ruby and HTML to your skillset. W3school and CodeAcademy are there to help.

10. Learn Parallel Programming

Also, learn parallel programming because being able to carry out tons of computations at the same time is powerful.

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The new Google Drive - First Look

The new Google Drive

By Kunal Vohra, Director@H2K

The new Google Drive is the same Google Drive you know and love, just faster and works more like you’re used to on your computer. You can:

• Create, add, or upload a file with a single button.
• Find and add files shared with you more easily.
• Single-click a file to select it and double-click a file to open it.
• Drag-and-drop files and folders just like you do on your desktop.
• Improved accessibility.

What's new with Google Drive

Create, add, or upload a file or folder

Create or add a file of folder by clicking on New. Then, click on one of the icons below to take an action.

Icon	Action
	Create a folder: Just add a folder name and click Create.
	Upload a file: Choose a file and click Open.
	Upload a folder: Select a folder and click Upload.
	Create a new file: Just click on the file type you want to create.

Add or find files shared with you

To easily add or find files shared with you, click on Incoming on the left-hand side navigation. Then, click on one of the icons below to take an action.

Icon	Action
	Locate a file in “My Drive”. You’ll only see this icon if you’ve already added the file to “My Drive”.
	Add a file to “My Drive”.
	See more actions you can take.

Get the new Google Drive

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To get the new Google Drive, click the  Settings menu and choose Experience the new Drive.

The new Google Drive is gradually rolling out to all users. If you don't see the option to try the new look, check back again shortly.

How to transfer balance from one mobile to another.

How to transfer balance from one mobile to another.

In this post i'm going to tell you how to transfer balance from one mobile to another. Here's a trick to Transfer Balance from one mobile to another a great trick to play on your Friends when you have their mobile. 

Tata docomo -

Type in you message box:
BT<space> MobileNumber<space> amount and send it to >> 54321

Vodafone

Send:
TRAN (amount u want to transfer)
(phone number of your friend)
to
144(tol free)
or
Dial>>
*131*20*<phone number>#
& press call button

Bsnl

just send sms as
GIFT<space>mobile number<space>and send it to>> 53733

Airtel

dial>>
*141*<phone number>#
& press call button u can transfer Rs.50
Idea-
Dial>>
*567*<phone number>*Rs#

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Verizon Wireless Injects Identifiers to Track Mobile Customers’ Online Activities

The Nation's largest telecom operator 'Verizon Wireless' is tracking its customers' mobile internet traffic by adding a token to Web requests traveling over its network, in order to facilitate targeted advertising even if a user has opted out of their Customer Proprietary Network Information (CPNI) options.

The Precision Market Insights division of Verizon is collecting users' data from more than two years with the launch of the Unique Identifier Token Header (UIDH) under its Relevant Mobile Advertising program. The company also expanded its program to cover all Verizon Wireless subscribers.

UIDH TRACKS CUSTOMERS' EVERY MOVE ON WEB

When consumers visit certain websites or mobile apps, The Verizon network is adding cookie-like X-UIDH header tokens to Web requests traveling over its network with a unique value/identifier for every particular mobile device.

This Verizon's solution is called the PrecisionID, which is being used to create a detailed picture of users' interests and help clients tailor advertisements, according to Verizon's own documentation.

The outcome is that the second largest cellular communication provider in U.S. Verizon Wireless is sending a unique identifier for you to each and every unencrypted website you visit using your mobile device, which means that, at worst scenario, advertisers can track your every move everywhere you have been.

Though the company started navigating the service two years ago, security experts began warning of the issue this week. "Verizon is rewriting your HTTP requests to insert a permacookie? Terrible," senior staff technologist with the Electronic Frontier Foundation, Jacob Hoffman-Andrews, tweeted about the issue on Wednesday.

USERS' EVERY PERSONAL DATA IS COLLECTED

The UIDH value changes each week would provide targeted advertisements under Verizon's Precision Market Insights from participating advertisers which could request location and market-segment information. The information used by advertisers include subscribers' postal address, device types and language preferences to build profiles along with gender, age and hobby and personal interests.

"In addition, we will use an anonymous, unique identifier we create when you register on our websites. This may allow an advertiser to use information they have about your visits to online websites to deliver marketing messages to mobile devices on our network," Verizon said on its website. "We do not share information that identifies you personally outside of Verizon as part of this program. [Some of this information was] obtained from other companies."

VERIZON TRACKS EVEN YOU'VE OPT OUT

The strange thing is you can't do anything about the issue because even if you opt out of all the Verizon tracking, by either using a privacy mode in your browser and enable Do Not Track, or by using a different browser, or even if you change to a new phone, or use a tethered laptop for browsing, in all ways you are not safe.

UIDH allows Verizon to link a website visitor to its own internal profiles, in an attempt to allow client websites to target advertising at specific segments of the consumer market.

HOW TO PROTECT YOURSELF

Though, Verizon offers privacy settings, but they don't prevent sending the X-UIDH header. The only known solution left with you is to encrypt all your browsing. You can do this using HTTPS Everywhere, but this only works if the website supports HTTPS. Because this issue is already being exploited in the wild so the best solution is to use full encryption using a VPN like Tunnelbear or TOR.

Next, let's get Verizon Wireless to change this policy, by arguing that the service is essentially tracking users and that companies paid for a fundamental service that should not be using the data for secondary purposes.

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