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Wireless networks are easy to crack
Security firm McAfee warns wireless networks are vulnerable to hackers' attacks, even if encryption is enabled.
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Hackers break the secret search function code in Google
Hackers have broken the protection mechanism (crack) in the hidden search function of malware (malware) of Google, used only for security vendors and anti-virus.
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Scientists at MIT successfully crafted a machine to break spaghetti into two
If you've ever cooked spaghetti, or at least have one
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Self-healing metal oxides can protect against corrosion
A solid protective layer of metal oxide, when used as a medium thin layer, is capable of deforming as a liquid and filling any cracks and gaps that appear.
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Sunflower oil helps the road surface to
Every year the UK has to spend 88 million pounds to fill the elephant and potholes on the road. Therefore, sunflower oil is considered a suitable cost measure when it co…
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Switzerland created the technology to kill potholes
Magnetic nanoparticles are added to the asphalt to form a sugar mixture. The magnetic field is then used to connect the cracks.
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Chinese satellites pass encryption can not be cracked
Quantum chips are considered to be the most secure signal today and there is no technology to intervene and decipher this type of signal.
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Dutch patent and testing asphalt has the ability to ... fill the pothole itself
It is estimated that the use of asphalt asphalt will save 90 million euros per year.
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This semi-solid, half-liquid material can 'heal' itself
Scientists at Rice University in Texas have successfully developed a semi-solid, semi-solid material that can restore itself to its original state if it is cracked or pu…
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Self-flying aircraft cracked
British scientists build new types of aircraft that can repair cracks themselves, while the US Air Force develops aircraft that can fly more than 6,000 km / h.
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New self-healing resin based on blood clotting mechanism
Experts at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign have developed a new self-healing plastic that can patch holes up to more than 3 centimeters, 100 times more th…
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The new method increases the durability of glass
Scientists at McGill University in Montreal, Canada have created a new process that increases the strength of glass and when dropped, objects made with this technology t…
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EU developed robots specializing in tunnel testing
The European Union's ROBINSPECT program is aiming to develop a tunneling robot system to achieve faster, more accurate human targets.
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Detect metal self-crack, forever not broken
Scientists at the MIT Research Institute have 'accidentally' discovered the mechanism of self-cracks of metal when observing the crystals of nickel alloy rods are stretc…
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Concrete self-healing cracks
New materials capable of repairing small cracks and holes are no longer far-fetched for construction science researchers.