Mahan Studio

25/06/2021

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11/05/2021

02/01/2021

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Spike Ball is a hyper casual, endless, unlimtted levels and having different balls and environment. The smooth controls ma attract you to play as usual. Visi...

15/06/2017

05/05/2017

Amazing Game.
Let's interact with computer and enjoy the short but amazing moments.
Hope you may like it!
Thank you

27/03/2017

Same is the case with . We give up at the time when it's already done.

14/03/2017

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22/01/2017

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28/11/2016

The nightmare hacking scenario many have feared has finally happened near the heart of Silicon Valley: a major rapid transit system has been hacked.

San Francisco Municipal Transportation System, known locally as Muni, was hacked on Friday, with hackers leaving the message, "You Hacked, ALL Data Encrypted, on Muni computer screens around the city on Saturday, according to the San Francisco Examiner.

The message from the hackers also included a contact email address that Muni officials could supposedly contact for [the encryption] key. The hacking incident was confirmed by a Muni worker who spoke to the paper, however, the man declined to give his name for fear of workplace retaliation.

Nevertheless, a Muni official did comment when asked about the incident on Saturday. We are currently working to resolve the situation, Muni spokesperson Paul Rose told the paper.

As a result of the hack, transit fare gates were locked in the "Open" position and the transit organization was unable to charge fares. In response, Muni began offering free rides to customers on Saturday as the organization worked to resolve the situation.

Additionally, the organization ticketing machines displayed a message in large red letters: Out of service. Some ticketing machines were with handwritten notes covering the screen that read free entry.