4th Amendment vs Virtual Force by Feds, Trojan Horse Warrants for Remote Searches? Can the government legally deploy malware for eavesdropping and remote searches, in order to investigate and control […]
Facebook Wants to Issue Your IRL Offline ID & Internet Driver’s License At the start of this year, it seemed as if Facebook wanted to utilize its identity infrastructure already […]
Privacy Nightmare: Data Mine & Analyze all College Students’ Online Activities 1984 surveillance tactics continue in schools by suggestions of sharing collected student data with fusion centers. There is another […]
Secret Snoop Conference for Gov’t Spying: Go Stealth, Hit a Hundred Thousand Targets Forget passive monitoring; go stealth to hit your target says the Hacking Team which sells hacking techniques […]
Brandjacked Google+ page slings insults at Bank of America America’s biggest banking institution had its brand dragged through Web2.0rhea, after an imposter pretended to be the Bank of America […]
Spamford Wallace charged for hacking 500,000 Facebookers By Dan Goodin in Las Vegas • Get more from this author Posted in Crime, 5th August 2011 00:32 GMT One of […]
A monoculture exists when one breed of a crop or product dominates the landscape – and a single new threat wipes out the crop. Windows has long been the […]
We’ve said for years that nothing on the internet is ever forgotten. And Google has repeatedly said they want to index the deepweb – information kept on PCs, behind passworded […]
EZPass is a joy to use when driving along the interstate. No more waiting in line to pay tolls, or fiddling to get exact change. And like all good things, […]
By now, we’ve all heard about Stuxnet and Duqu, and to date, no one has claimed ownership of either malware. Was it the US? Israel? France? Germany? Or perhaps it […]
