Computers
Cybersecurity Info Sharing Act: Gov’t Fails Security; Wants More Power
With a track record of failure where protecting its own computer networks or investigating major hacks is concerned, the federal government now wants...
Russia and China Use Data Received From Hackers to ID U.S. Spies
Both Russian and Chinese government security agencies have compiled data obtained from hackers who breached security protecting U.S. computer databases containing security clearance...
Read moreMicrosoft Increases Secrecy; Expands Spyware to Windows 7 and 8
The Windows 10 update that turns your PC into a portal for spying on you was just the beginning of what Microsoft is...
Read moreHow to Securely Remove All Data From Your Mobile Phone
Whether you are recycling, selling, or giving your phone away, you need to make sure that all personal data is securely removed first....
Read moreWindows 10 Is Spyware
If you are currently a Microsoft user running either Windows 7 or 8, you are eligible for a free upgrade to the "new...
Read moreIs the Internet Spying on You?
With smart phones, smart TVs, wearables, browser apps, and myriad other things in people's homes and cars delivering greater ease and convenience without...
Read more“Smart Cities” to Spy on You in Ways Orwell Never Imagined
The Orwellian cities of the future being designed and imposed right this instant all over the world — so-called “Smart Cities” — will...
Read moreUN and Federal Threats to Internet Freedom Loom Large (Video)
From “net neutrality” pushed by Obama to global regulation demanded by the United Nations and many of its autocratic member regimes, threats to...
Read moreNSA Sponsoring Summer Camps for Future Cybersnoops
The National Security Agency is sponsoring summer camps across the country designed to teach kids how to steal information, preparing them to do...
Read moreHackers Seize Control of Jeep Exploiting Vulnerability in Chrysler Cars
Hackers were able to take remote control of a car using a vulnerability in Chrysler's in-dash Internet service. ...
Read moreChinese Hack of U.S. Data Indicative of Systemic Problem
As more and more information comes to light about two major data-breaches late last year, it is becoming apparent that the U.S. Office...
Read moreObama Reveals Plans to Guarantee High-speed Internet for All
President Obama is committed to closing what he calls the "digital divide" between those who have high-speed Internet in their homes and those...
Read moreFacebook “Celebrate Pride” Rainbow Filter a Psychological Experiment
It now looks as if Facebook's "Celebrate Pride" tool was a social/psychological experiment with more than 26 million unwitting subjects. ...
Read moreThe Shocking Scope of the NSA’s XKEYSCORE Surveillance
The Intercept has published additional documents revealing the shocking scope of the NSA's XKEYSCORE surveillance program. ...
Read moreFacial Recognition Software Raises Privacy Concerns — Even in Church
Facial recognition software such as that used in law-enforcement TV shows such as NCIS and Criminal Minds is now being used in an unexpected place — in...
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