Sni5Gect: New 5G attack can crash phones

🚨 New 5G attack discovered. Researchers built Sni5Gect, a tool that can hijack the 5G handshake, crash phones, or silently downgrade them to 4G — no fake cell tower needed. Here’s the full story → https://lnkd.in/gzQSKnPq

This highlights the critical importance of encrypted messaging—unencrypted data can be intercepted and exploited before secure connections are established. Really cool research in this article.

Just about everything we touch is powered by computer chips—from your food processor to your smart phone to your favorite show on Prime Video. We don’t think about them because they’re so integrated into our daily life. It's an honor to support an organization transforming the future of processing. What makes these small but mighty devices so powerful? Find out as our team takes you on a tour of this technology that is just as busy as a bustling city. https://bit.ly/4mTtmhE

Just about everything we touch is powered by computer chips—from your food processor to your smart phone to your favorite show on Prime Video. We don’t think about them because they’re so integrated into our daily life. What makes these small but mighty devices so powerful? Find out as our team takes you on a tour of this technology that is just as busy as a bustling city. https://bit.ly/463LaPV

Just about everything we touch is powered by computer chips—from your food processor to your smart phone to your favorite show on Prime Video. We don’t think about them because they’re so integrated into our daily life. What makes these small but mighty devices so powerful? Find out as our team takes you on a tour of this technology that is just as busy as a bustling city. https://bit.ly/3VDR71i

Just about everything we touch is powered by computer chips—from your food processor to your smart phone to your favorite show on Prime Video. We don’t think about them because they’re so integrated into our daily life. What makes these small but mighty devices so powerful? Find out as our team takes you on a tour of this technology that is just as busy as a bustling city. https://bit.ly/46re8uC

Just about everything we touch is powered by computer chips—from your food processor to your smart phone to your favorite show on Prime Video. We don’t think about them because they’re so integrated into our daily life. What makes these small but mighty devices so powerful? Find out as our team takes you on a tour of this technology that is just as busy as a bustling city. https://bit.ly/4pjYAR0

We often hear that SSDs are faster than HDDs, but the core difference isn't just about speed—it's about the fundamental technology used to store data. Both are non-volatile, meaning they hold data without power, but they couldn't be more different. Flash Memory (SSDs): This is a purely electronic process. SSDs use NAND flash memory to store data by trapping electrical charges in memory cells. Because there are no moving parts, data can be accessed almost instantly. The term "flash" comes from the ability to electrically erase entire blocks of data at once. Hard Disk Drives (HDDs): This is a mechanical-magnetic process. HDDs store data by using a read/write head to physically magnetize tiny sections on a rapidly spinning platter. The speed is limited by the physical movement of the platter and the read head. If you want to get a better idea of the SSD, I came across this video and highly recommend going through it. 🔗 Video: https://lnkd.in/dy7z3mDZ #SSD #HDD #Storage #TechExplained #NANDFlash #Hardware #ComputerScience #Memory

Just about everything we touch is powered by computer chips—from your food processor to your smart phone to your favorite show on Prime Video. We don’t think about them because they’re so integrated into our daily life. What makes these small but mighty devices so powerful? Find out as our team takes you on a tour of this technology that is just as busy as a bustling city. https://bit.ly/4ggvqhv

Just about everything we touch is powered by computer chips—from your food processor to your smart phone to your favorite show on Prime Video. We don’t think about them because they’re so integrated into our daily life. What makes these small but mighty devices so powerful? Find out as our team takes you on a tour of this technology that is just as busy as a bustling city. https://bit.ly/41KCay4