ISIS terrorists exploiting migrant crisis by 'recruiting refugees from asylum camps in Europe'

Exploiting the migrant crisis: ISIS supporters have been seen chatting to refugees in European asylum camps

ISIS extremists have been spotted attempting to recruit refugees from asylum camps in Europe, police have said.

Supporters of the Islamic terrorist monsters were spotted chatting to Syrians at an asylum centre in Oslo, Norway.

Authorities have already registered concerns that, given their desperate situation, refugees may be vulnerable to radicalisation as they flee towards European cities.

A spokesman for the Norwegian Police Security Service said: "We have seen signs that extreme Islamists have approached the reception centres and asylum seekers.

"They have been there to get contacts.

A hacker has figured out how to hack into internet-connected kettles and steal passwords

A security researcher has demonstrated how to hack into a kettle and steal a home's Wi-Fi password, The Register reports.

Ken Munro looked for iKettle customers in London, and found lots of people tweeting about how much they love their connected kettle.

Munro was able to research where iKettle customers live, and could use a special antenna to take over a kettle.

It would only take around four hours to crack the kettle's password, and then he could control the kettle, and also find the home's Wi-Fi password.

The Android iKettle app is the biggest security flaw, since it keeps the kettle's password as the default value. But the iOS version of the app sets a six-digit code that can still be broken into.

Wi-Fi kettles aren't the only thing in your kitchen that's going to be connected to the internet.Payments company Visa told Business Insider in March that internet-connected fridges are going to be increasingly popular.

"Your fridge will have a payment capability," Visa exec Jonathan Vaux said. "People are immediately associating [Samsung Pay] with the phone, but they're the biggest provider of white goods and so I will have a fridge, I'm sure, that will have connected payments in it."

French investigators are working to identify the bodies of 43 people killed in a coach crash

© BFM TV/AFP/File -TOPSHOTS TOPSHOTS This video grab taken from footage obtained from French TV news channel BFM TV shows the wreckage of a coach carrying elderly day-trippers that collided with a lorry, killing at least 43 people on October 23, 2015

Four women accused of witchcraft are stripped, tied up and burned by angry mob

Horrifying footage has emerged showing four women suspected of witchcraft being tortured, stripped, tied up and burned by an angry mob in Papua New Guinea.
The women were accused of sorcery after a young man fell ill in a village in Enga province in August.
Social media posts said the women were accused of “invisibly” taking the man’s heart, and then putting it back after they were tortured. In their attackers’ eyes this would also prove their guilt as sorcerers.

Cristiano Ronaldo is reportedly being paid $22 million to not appear in Martin Scorsese's new movie

Cristiano Ronaldo's Hollywood debut will have to wait for now.

Ronaldo was expected to have a part in Martin Scorsese's new film about Italian real estate agent Alessandro Proto afterRonaldo's new apartment in Trump Tower was selected for a scene location.

According to a report from Sport, Ronaldo was supposed to be paid over $11 million (€10 million) for being cut from the film, but his lawyer negotiated for double the pay.

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