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Why Python is Favorite Programming Language of Hackers ?

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Many people learn Python specifically Hacking, and machine Learning as well as To develop Artificial Inteligence models. When you google you will know that Python is a more popular programming language in hacking world. When compared to other programming languages, the Python programs are definitely clearer, simpler, easier to write and hence more maintainable and understandable. If you are someone interested in tinkering with the information security tasks, Python is a  great language to learn because of the availability of the large number of reverse engineering and exploitation libraries for your use. Here is the one more question raises in every one brain.! Why Python.? Without developing some of the basic scripting skills, aspiring hacker will be condemned to realm of the script kiddie. This actually means you will be limited to using the tools that are developed by someone else, which actually decrease your probability of success and increases your probab...
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PUBG introduce This Update on April 16

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Battle royale game PUBG Mobile has been teasing about ‘Cold Front Survival’ on its social media platforms. It seems to be a new game mode. Or, it could be a new map also, with some on Twitter claiming that it is a snowy version of classic map Erangel. There have been tweets made by the official PUBG Mobile account with different pictures, saying that Cold Front Survival would launch on April 16. From the one-line description and the latest teased picture of the ‘mode’, it would seem that Cold Front Survival would be set in an icy region like how it is in the Vikendi map. The photo shows a player holding the hand of his/her comrade-in-battle, with two more players in the background who look like they belong to the same team. All of them are caught in snowfall or what could be a blizzard too. The description says, “as soon as possible to chill with us okay. Okay lets wait for it. ~By Sunilkumar Choudari
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Why Google makes Android phone notches now.!

Because, why notch? Still resisting the notch fever sweeping phone designs these days? Give it up. Google has. The Android P beta, a build meant for app developers that anyone is free to download and use, supports not one, but three different notch designs. There's the central Cycloptic notch we find in phones like the iPhone X, Huawei P20, LG G7and Essential Phone, twin notches on the top and bottom, and, horrifyingly, a notch design for the right corner. Relax, this doesn't necessarily mean every phone will have a notched look. It means that Google is preparing to help apps work seamlessly on phones that do come with those designs. Google I/O conference. "It's just reality that notches are appearing on hardware and that apps don't break and that phone designers can make use of the space well." As to why the hardware industry is adding notches to phones, well, that's easy. Phonemakers want to stretch the screen from edge to edge, so they can giv...
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NEW EMOJI`S IN WHATSAPP, FACEBOOK, MESSANGER.

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NEW EMOJI`S IN WHATSAPP, FACEBOOK, MESSANGER. BY SUNILKUMAR CHOUDARI WhatsApp  -has rolled out a brand new set of emoji to some users.   This is the first time the messaging app has designed its own. Until now, it had used Apple’s emoji on both Android and iOS versions of the app.  WhatsApp’s redesigned emoji have, however, clearly been inspired by Apple’s. On the whole, WhatsApp’s versions look slightly bolder and more cartoonish, but in most cases, the differences between them are minimal.  The water pistol has turned from green to orange, for instance, and the new poo emoji looks slightly plumper than the old one. That can be seen as a positive, though, as users’ favourites will still be instantly recognisable .  Emojipedia - which spotted the new emoji first, goes as far as saying: “It appears that the brief for this project may have been ‘take Apple's emojis, and change them enough so we can call them our own.’”  ...
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