The Iron is out to get you!

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vetran replied

13 November 2013, 16:58
Originally posted by doodab View Post

I reckon there is a man made apocalypse coming. People will roam the streets hoping to be brainwashed by watching X factor to take the pain away.

FTFY
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doodab replied

13 November 2013, 16:37
I reckon there is a man made apocalypse coming. People will roam the streets hoping to be brainwashed by mind control lasers to take the pain away.
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vetran started a topic The Iron is out to get you!

13 November 2013, 16:26
The Iron is out to get you!

BBC News - Russia: Hidden chips 'launch spam attacks from irons'

State-owned channel Rossiya 24 even showed footage of a technician opening up an iron included in a batch of Chinese imports to find a "spy chip" with what he called "a little microphone". Its correspondent said the hidden devices were mostly being used to spread viruses, by connecting to any computer within a 200m (656ft) radius which were using unprotected Wi-Fi networks. Other products found to have rogue components reportedly included mobile phones and car dashboard cameras.

Hmm.
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