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Chinese cyberattack on Google exposed spy data: US officials
An attack which took place against Google exposed sensitive data concerning U.S. surveillance targets.
US urged to permit self-defense retaliation on hackers
Would retaliatory attacks make hackers think twice?
US utilities under daily, constant cyberattacks: report
A new report claims that a number of U.S.-based utilities are fending off cyberattacks on a daily basis.
Glass Explorer Shares 3D Printable Adapter for Your Prescription Glasses
I've got to admit - I love my Google Glass. A little awkward and geeky looking, yes, but for a geek like me that's part of the appeal. There's one thing I don't like about them though, and that's that I can't wear them with my glasses, and I hate wearing contacts. Show More Summary
Network Security Podcast, Episode 313
…and now Rich is dealing with an entire family of “sick”. Zach must be empathizing, as he’s also a bit under the weather, but joins Martin for a romp through this week’s stories. Network Security Podcast, Episode 313, May 21, 2013 Time: 41:13 Show notes: Is It Wrong to Use Data From the World’s First [...]
FOX New York Looks at BrickHouse Solutions for Keeping Track of Your Kids
In this news segment from New York’s Fox affiliate, correspondent Dan Bowens takes a look at how some modern parents are turning to technology to keep informed and keep their kids safe. Decades ago, parenting was straightforward, notes Daniel Sherman, a New York-area father of four: “When I was a kid, it was just like, ‘Alright. Show More Summary
IT Hiccups of the Week: Lie Detector Lies?
No-swipe payment system swipes customers’ money; Big Apple worries that e-voting will take a bite out of mayoral election
This Week in Cybercrime: Are Strong Passwords Only for Your Important Accounts?
Plus: Eavesdrop-ready Internet is a disaster waiting to happen
IT Hiccups of the Week: Programming Error Rejects Unsuspecting Oregon Trimet Riders' Credit and Debit Cards for 5 Years
Austrian utilities suffer unexplained “software failure,” GM and Chrysler issue recalls, Atmos Energy customers charged too much
This Week in Cybercrime: State Court Hack Punishes the Guilty and the Innocent
Plus: The NSA wrote the book on cybercrime
Another Excuse For Why Tennessee Will Make State IT Workers Reapply for Their Jobs
North Carolina and Ohio also struggle with government IT projects
IT Hiccups of the Week: Online Testing Problems Spread
Lingering after-effects of Chicago Options Exchange and H&R Block tech issues
This Week in Cybercrime: Nearly 90 Percent of All Websites Vulnerable
Plus: U.S. wants more snooping capability, online image booster hacked
Can Avatars Help Close the Doctor-Patient Communication Gap?
HealthCorpus aims to enhance healthcare communication
IT Hiccups of the Week: Latest LivingSocial Alert Not What Customers Bargained For
Plus: Glitches open prison doors, keep people off juries
This Week in Cybercrime: You Can Be Convicted of Hacking Even If You’re Not a Hacker
Plus: Critical infrastructure left unguarded, and cyberthieves hunt from up close
The Hacked Tweet That Took Down Wall Street
A rogue AP tweet roils Wall Street; algorithmic trading on machine readable news partially to blame
Face Recognition Failed to Find Boston Bombers
Facial recognition software didn't spot the Boston Marathon bombers; armchair "investigators" found too much
IT Hiccups of the Week: Excel Spreadsheet Error Heard Around the World
H&R Block sued over refund delays, Minnesota math test hit by server issue, and NH MMIS has problems after all
This Week in Cybercrime: U.S. House Passes Bill Allowing Firms to Share Customer Info With the Government
Plus: Small companies under attack; sophisticated UK malware; phishy IRS e-mails
- Federal Trade Commission
- The Electronic Frontier Foundation
- Internet Explorer
- Stop Online Piracy Act SOPA
- Lockheed Martin
- Department of Homeland
- Kaspersky Lab
- The Flashback Trojan
- Black Hat
- Chamber of Commerce
- President Obama
- US Air Force
- Android Market
- App Store
- Julian Assange
- The Pirate Bay
- Silicon Valley
- White House
- Charlie Miller
