Pakistan’s 73rd Independence Day will be celebrated on Jumma-tul-Mubarak August 14 with traditional excitement and natio ...

Pakistan’s 73rd Independence Day will be celebrated on Jumma-tul-Mubarak August 14 with traditional excitement and national spirit’

Events will be held in connection with the celebration of independence in smaller and bigger cities of the country .

31 guns salute will be presented in the Federal Capital Islamabad and 21 guns salute in the Provincial Capital Lahore. The day will start by reciting Quran in the mosques for the martyrs of independence movement, whereas special prayers will be offered for the security of the country and nation. and for the soldiers of Pak Army depld at the border to safeguard the country.

The prestigious event of changing guards will be held at Mazar-e-Quaid and Allama Iqbal Tomb, National Flag will be waved on government, private buildings, houses and solidarity will be expressed with the Kashmiri Muslims of Occupied Kashmir.

Whereas the markets and streets will be decorated with colorful buntings, in the night buildings will be decorated with colorful lights and events of flag hoisting will be held.
The biggest event in connection with the celebration of Independence Day will be held at the garden of the Municipal Committee in Jahania, where flag hoisting and Punjab Police march will be held .

On Thursday, Facebook announced that it had deleted over 7 million posts in the second quarter of the year. All the post ...

On Thursday, Facebook announced that it had deleted over 7 million posts in the second quarter of the year. All the posts contained false information about the novel coronavirus, such as the content related to fake preventative measures and exaggerated cures or remedies.

The data was unveiled as part of the Sixth Community Standard Enforcement Report. The report was introduced by the social media giant in 2018 as a response to the backlash it received over its lax approach to policing content on its platform.

The world’s biggest social networking site claimed to invite proposals from experts this week to audit the metrics used in the report, beginning in 2021. Facebook has committed to the audit during a July ad boycott over the hate speech practices.

On its flagship app, Facebook removed over 20 million posts containing hate speech in the second quarter. It is a dramatic increase compared with the last year’s number, which was about 9.6 million. Due to the better detection technology accumulated by Facebook, the number of post blocking increased drastically.

About 8.7 million posts link with the terrorist organization got deleted by the Facebook Team. Last year the number of posts deleted was 6.7 million. However, the company did not disclose changes in the prevalence of hateful content on its platform; according to civil rights activists, the report by the company on post deletion makes the procedure less meaningful.

Facebook said that it relied more heavily on automation fo ...

If you’re using an Android phone with a Snapdragon chip inside, there’s a good chance it’s susceptible to a host of pote ...

If you’re using an Android phone with a Snapdragon chip inside, there’s a good chance it’s susceptible to a host of potentially serious security flaws. Check Point security researchers say they’ve discovered more than 400 code vulnerabilities, nicknamed “Achilles,” in the digital signal processors (DSPs) of Qualcomm’s Snapdragon chips.

The team is keeping the details a secret to prevent malicious use of the vulnerabilities before there’s a fix. The consequences can be serious, however. Check Point says attackers can quietly record calls, steal data, render devices unusable, and even install completely silent, non-removable malware.

It’s not clear how easy it is to exploit the flaws as a result. However, the researchers used “fuzz testing technologies” and other methods to identify flaws in the DSPs, which tend to be black boxes that are harder to study. Check Point noted that phone vendors couldn’t simply fix this as the chipmaker (in this case, Qualcomm) had to address the issues first.

DSPs in Qualcomm Snapdragon chips reportedly contain over 400 vulnerabilities.
Attackers could use these for spying, malware, or just bricking devices.
Fixes are on the way and there are no known attacks, but it’s still concerning.
If you’re using an Android phone with a Snapdragon chip inside, there’s a good chance it’s susceptible to a host of potentially serious security flaws. Check Point security researchers say they’ve discovered more than 400 code vulnerabilities, n


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