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Tesla Cars, Bluetooth Locks Are Vulnerable to Hackers, Can be Unlocked Remotely: Cybersecurity Firm
Tesla cars can be easily unlocked remotely by hackers, explained NCC Group researcher Sultan Qasim Khan in a recent video. Khan was able to open and then drive a Tesla using a small relay device attached to a laptop which bridged a large gap between the Tesla and the Tesla owner's phone.
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Pak Deputy Speaker Did Not Resign, To Chair Crucial Session On Monday
Refuting the news of the resignation of Pakistan's Deputy Speaker Qasim Suri, the National Assembly Secretariat on Sunday clarified that Suri did not resign from his office, adding that he will chair the crucial National Assembly on Monday.
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Watch: Afghanistan Pacer Bilal Sami's Fiery Celebration After Dismissing Pakistan Batter In U19 World Cup
During the U19 World Cup game against Pakistan, Afghanistan pacer Bilal Sami let out a roar after dismissing Pakistan's Haseebullah Khan with a fine bouncer.
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The Inside Story of Terrorist Naved's Interrogation
Mohammed Naved, the terrorist captured yesterday in Jammu and Kashmir's Udhampur, left Pakistan Occupied Kashmir on May 27 and crossed the Line of Control into India on June 2.
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'30 Minutes of Terror': Survivors Recount Attack in Udhampur
Survivors of the terror attack in Jammu's Udhampur district - unarmed jawans who were caught in a melee of gunfire and exploding grenades - are now recovering at the Command Hospital in the district.
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Mumbai: 12-Year-Old's Rapist-Murderer Was Present at Victim's Funeral
The local tailor who was arrested for the ruthless rape and murder of a 12-year-old in Baiganwadi, Govandi, has shown no signs of remorse for his crime, Shivaji Nagar police revealed. In fact, in an act of perversion, the accused was in the first row amongst those attending the victim's funeral, silently watching as she was interred in the ground.
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Ad-hoc Pakistan Cricket Board To be Given Four-Month Extension
The four-month tenure of the committee, which includes former Test players Zaheer Abbas and Iqbal Qasim and former bureaucrats such as Shaharyar Khan, Naved Cheema etc., will end on June 9, but a reliable source close to the board told PTI that the inter provincial coordination had already prepared and sent a summary to the Prime Minister for appro...
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Three convicted for Mumbai photojournalist's gang-rape could face death for 'repeat offence'
A Mumbai court today ordered for fresh charges to be framed against three men convicted for two gang-rapes at the defunct Shakti Mills in the heart of the city last year.
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Mumbai court to announce punishment for men guilty of photojournalist's gang-rape
A Mumbai court today is likely to sentence three men convicted last week for gang-raping a 23-year-old photojournalist at the defunct Shakti Mills in the heart of Mumbai last year.
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Victory over South Africa was much-needed: Former Pakistan spinner Iqbal Qasim
Qasim said the victory, achieved inside four days, should cheer up Pakistan's passionate but long-suffering fans.
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Taliban free nearly 250 in Pakistan jail break
Dozens of heavily armed Taliban fighters freed nearly 250 prisoners, including hardcore militants, during a sophisticated overnight attack on a Pakistani jail that killed 13 people, officials said today.
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Moin Khan appointed Pakistan chief selector
The 41-year-old Moin Khan takes over from Iqbal Qasim, who stepped aside earlier this month in a move seen as a reaction to the team's miserable performance in the Champions Trophy in England.
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Dav Whatmore expects better Pakistan show in West Indies
The 59-year-old former Australian batsman, who took over as Pakistan coach in March last year, said his tenure had both good and bad times. "I rate my performance as one that is very difficult to judge in win-loss ratio," said Whatmore, under whose coaching Pakistan have won 12 one-day matches but lost 13.
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Pakistan's chief selector Iqbal Qasim steps down
Iqbal Qasim was relieved of his duties after extending his tenure from April to July. Qasim led the selection committee which on Wednesday named one-day and Twenty20 squads for this month's tour of the West Indies.
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Pakistan's chief cricket selector Iqbal Qasim asks to step down
Local media has regularly speculated about differences between Qasim, Pakistan cricket captain Misbah-ul Haq and coach Dav Whatmore, and Twenty20 captain Mohammad Hafeez over selection, but Qasim denied any rift.
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Tesla Cars, Bluetooth Locks Are Vulnerable to Hackers, Can be Unlocked Remotely: Cybersecurity Firm
Tesla cars can be easily unlocked remotely by hackers, explained NCC Group researcher Sultan Qasim Khan in a recent video. Khan was able to open and then drive a Tesla using a small relay device attached to a laptop which bridged a large gap between the Tesla and the Tesla owner's phone.
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Pak Deputy Speaker Did Not Resign, To Chair Crucial Session On Monday
Refuting the news of the resignation of Pakistan's Deputy Speaker Qasim Suri, the National Assembly Secretariat on Sunday clarified that Suri did not resign from his office, adding that he will chair the crucial National Assembly on Monday.
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Watch: Afghanistan Pacer Bilal Sami's Fiery Celebration After Dismissing Pakistan Batter In U19 World Cup
During the U19 World Cup game against Pakistan, Afghanistan pacer Bilal Sami let out a roar after dismissing Pakistan's Haseebullah Khan with a fine bouncer.
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The Inside Story of Terrorist Naved's Interrogation
Mohammed Naved, the terrorist captured yesterday in Jammu and Kashmir's Udhampur, left Pakistan Occupied Kashmir on May 27 and crossed the Line of Control into India on June 2.
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'30 Minutes of Terror': Survivors Recount Attack in Udhampur
Survivors of the terror attack in Jammu's Udhampur district - unarmed jawans who were caught in a melee of gunfire and exploding grenades - are now recovering at the Command Hospital in the district.
-
Mumbai: 12-Year-Old's Rapist-Murderer Was Present at Victim's Funeral
The local tailor who was arrested for the ruthless rape and murder of a 12-year-old in Baiganwadi, Govandi, has shown no signs of remorse for his crime, Shivaji Nagar police revealed. In fact, in an act of perversion, the accused was in the first row amongst those attending the victim's funeral, silently watching as she was interred in the ground.
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Ad-hoc Pakistan Cricket Board To be Given Four-Month Extension
The four-month tenure of the committee, which includes former Test players Zaheer Abbas and Iqbal Qasim and former bureaucrats such as Shaharyar Khan, Naved Cheema etc., will end on June 9, but a reliable source close to the board told PTI that the inter provincial coordination had already prepared and sent a summary to the Prime Minister for appro...
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Three convicted for Mumbai photojournalist's gang-rape could face death for 'repeat offence'
A Mumbai court today ordered for fresh charges to be framed against three men convicted for two gang-rapes at the defunct Shakti Mills in the heart of the city last year.
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Mumbai court to announce punishment for men guilty of photojournalist's gang-rape
A Mumbai court today is likely to sentence three men convicted last week for gang-raping a 23-year-old photojournalist at the defunct Shakti Mills in the heart of Mumbai last year.
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Victory over South Africa was much-needed: Former Pakistan spinner Iqbal Qasim
Qasim said the victory, achieved inside four days, should cheer up Pakistan's passionate but long-suffering fans.
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Taliban free nearly 250 in Pakistan jail break
Dozens of heavily armed Taliban fighters freed nearly 250 prisoners, including hardcore militants, during a sophisticated overnight attack on a Pakistani jail that killed 13 people, officials said today.
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Moin Khan appointed Pakistan chief selector
The 41-year-old Moin Khan takes over from Iqbal Qasim, who stepped aside earlier this month in a move seen as a reaction to the team's miserable performance in the Champions Trophy in England.
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Dav Whatmore expects better Pakistan show in West Indies
The 59-year-old former Australian batsman, who took over as Pakistan coach in March last year, said his tenure had both good and bad times. "I rate my performance as one that is very difficult to judge in win-loss ratio," said Whatmore, under whose coaching Pakistan have won 12 one-day matches but lost 13.
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Pakistan's chief selector Iqbal Qasim steps down
Iqbal Qasim was relieved of his duties after extending his tenure from April to July. Qasim led the selection committee which on Wednesday named one-day and Twenty20 squads for this month's tour of the West Indies.
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Pakistan's chief cricket selector Iqbal Qasim asks to step down
Local media has regularly speculated about differences between Qasim, Pakistan cricket captain Misbah-ul Haq and coach Dav Whatmore, and Twenty20 captain Mohammad Hafeez over selection, but Qasim denied any rift.
