House Passes Two Anti-Spyware Measures
The House has passed not one, but two cleverly-named measures targeting the miscreants who make and promote spyware. Though the FTC, Justice Department, and several state attorneys general are already...
View ArticleCourt Says It's Fine That Telecommunications Companies Collaborated With...
A U.S. appeals court says it’s just fine that certain telecommunications companies cooperated with the National Security Agency by monitoring customers’ email and phones, upholding a 2008 law. This...
View ArticleReport: Ikea Paid French Police To Spy On Its Staff & Customers
A French newspaper is claiming that those fresh-faced, furniture-loving Swedes at Ikea have been handing cash to police in exchange for files on its staff and customers. The claims say Ikea asked for...
View ArticleReminder: TSA Has Magic Machines That Will Find Gun Parts Hidden In A...
Discovered by the TSA.This just in: X-ray machines used by the Transportation Security Administration have the power to see through plastic — yes, even the plastic used in gaming consoles! — and will...
View ArticleNYC Lawmakers Want To Pay People For Submitting Videos Of Illegally Idling...
(funky_abstract)Getting paid to spy for your government isn’t just something for the movies: In New York City, lawmakers are introducing a bill that would reward citizens who report drivers of idling...
View ArticleReport: Match.com Sign-In Security Flaw Could Be Putting Millions Of User...
(Sister72)Sure, love might be in the air — but that doesn’t mean tens of millions of Match.com users’ passwords should be floating around like so many bits of easily grabbed flotsam and jetsam. A new...
View ArticleThat Guy Holding A Sign On The Side Of The Road Could Be A Cop Looking For...
So you’re stopped at a traffic light, when you see something interesting out the window. Of course, you pull out your phone and snap a photo to let all your friends on social media see whatever crazy...
View ArticleReport: Snapchat Is Working On Some Kind Of Wearable Device
Right now, the very nature of Snapchat is ephemeral: an app that allows users to post or send photo and video messages that will eventually self-destruct. But the company may be moving more into the...
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