Joe Exotic

Hey guys i was wondering if you could make these GIF's i got from Skype transparent here is the download link to them https://mega.nz/#F!IsVjiRAD!0GJkArPtzEfo3D-daqUFRw Please and thank you.

NERD

Man why you gotta hide it tho

I have a lot of cables and none of them work (Might be because its not "Official". But it worked last time). And i dont have the money to spend on a USB port but i do have a Desktop that no one uses Edit: i uninstalled every Apple software

Okay so everything was working perfectly fine until i did a non jb hack using Cydia impactor. And now im trying to backup my iPhone but i can't because it keeps on Connecting and Disconnecting. I have done everything that i could. 1. Went to Device Manager and uninstalled and & restarted, 2. Check for updates, 3. Editied BIOS, 4. uninstalled & installed iTunes. And i've run out on idea on how to fix it. And P.S. Only one of my USB ports work

I like all of them tbh

Good tut

Yay free games

Why would they get a different color? Then people would want to get a warning point on purpose just to get the color

idk actually, I never checked it it will delete the account. Try it out

Well im going to show you how to do so. Simply go to this website Deseat.me and then sign in with your google account and then once you sign in it will show you something like this (Not those links specific) . And then it shows you what to do if you want to delete it. And then that is it. So if you liked this Tut please leave a like.

Okay so I would like a signature that has OptimusPrime (top, middle) Recovery (middle, middle) Service (bottom, middle) and then Black Ops 2 (bottom, left) and a Black Ops 2 picture, and on the other corner I want it to say GTA 5 (right, bottom) and a GTA 5 image

Why! Hell I can't even read that

Let me see

Someone already posted this game to be hacked https://iosgods.com/topic/37906-hackers-hack-request/

I believe you have to root the device but here are some websites that can help. And you have to pay for these so yeah https://www.mspy.com/keylogger-software.html?gclid=CjwKEAjwgdS-BRDA7fT68f6s8zMSJADZwHmvYwZBMbC1_5Ds1pGIgRPvNKsurZ89k6IdHmEbvX46eBoCEiXw_wcB http://www.highstermobi.com/

Today Sony has announced that they have added 2 step verification to PlayStation accounts. For some of you who don't know what 2 step verification is a extra step to make sure your account is secure. If you enable this feature on your account Link here you must provide a mobile phone number so they can send you the verification code. Here is what it looks like when it is active and here is an example of what text message you are going to receive So if you are like me and you love making sure everything is secure and protected you will love this feature. Enjoy ✌????️

I think it's any link because anyone can just change it. Just don't click on any links you don't trust

Apple has released iOS 9.3.5 update for iPhones and iPads to patch three zero-day vulnerabilities after a piece of spyware found targeting the iPhone used by a renowned UAE human rights defender, Ahmed Mansoor. One of the world's most invasive software weapon distributors, called the NSO Group, has been exploiting three zero-day security vulnerabilities in order to spy on dissidents and journalists. The NSO Group is an Israeli firm that sells spying and surveillance software that secretly tracks a target's mobile phone. apple-security-update Apple has released iOS 9.3.5 update for iPhones and iPads to patch three zero-day vulnerabilities after a piece of spyware found targeting the iPhone used by a renowned UAE human rights defender, Ahmed Mansoor. One of the world's most invasive software weapon distributors, called the NSO Group, has been exploiting three zero-day security vulnerabilities in order to spy on dissidents and journalists. The NSO Group is an Israeli firm that sells spying and surveillance software that secretly tracks a target's mobile phone. The zero-day exploits have allowed the company to develop sophisticated spyware tools that can access the device location, contacts, texts, calls logs, emails and even microphone. Apple fixed these three vulnerabilities within ten days after being informed by two security firms, Citizen Lab and Lookout, who conducted a joint investigation. Background Story: Malware Discovery Mansoor, 46, ‘Martin Ennals Award’ winner from the United Arab Emirates, received a text message on his iPhone on August 10, from an unknown number. Mansoor found the message suspicious and knowing that government hackers had already targeted him in the past, he forwarded that message directly to Citizen Lab researcher Bill Marczak. Citizen Lab brought in Lookout, a San Francisco mobile security company, to help examine the message. After analyzing the message content, the researchers found that the link led to a sophisticated piece of malware that exploited three different unknown flaws in Apple’s iOS that would have allowed the attackers to get complete control of Mansoor’s iPhone. https://imgur.com/a/1WpJ8 Those links, if clicked, "Mansoor’s iPhone would have been turned into a sophisticated bugging device controlled by UAE security agencies," the Citizen Lab explained in a blog post. "They would have been able to turn on his iPhone’s camera and microphone to record Mansoor and anything nearby, without him being wise about it. They would have been able to log his emails and calls — even those that are encrypted end-to-end. And, of course, they would have been able to track his precise whereabouts." According to a blog post published by Lookout, the three zero-day flaws, dubbed "Trident" by the firm, involved: 1. A memory corruption vulnerability in WebKit that could allow hackers to exploit a device when a user clicks on a malicious link. 2. Two kernel bugs (allowing device jailbreak) that an attacker secretly installs malware on victim’s device to carry out surveillance. Apple released the patch update, iOS 9.3.5, on Thursday, and labeled it "important," advising its users to install the latest version of iOS as soon as possible to protect their devices against these potential security exploits. You can install the security update over-the-air (OTA) via your iPhone or iPad's settings. Credits: http://thehackernews.com/2016/08/apple-security-update.html?m=1

Like what @Klepto said restart your router/modem. But it also depends on one more thing if you are wired or wireless

I'm lazy

yes I did okay I will try it when I get home and post my results if it worked what I said to @@mitosis

Bump!!!!