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    Your Phone Number Is At Risk In Latest Snapchat Hack

    Snapchat now has to deal with yet another potentially large security vulnerability as Gibson Security released a new report reiterating that it is possible for…

    By Ben Zigterman December 26th, 2013 Read More
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    Reuters: Target Hackers Got Encrypted Bank PINs As Well

    The hackers who managed to steal data for up to 40 million credit cards used in Target stores on Black Friday and in following weeks…

    By Chris Smith December 25th, 2013 Read More
  • BGR-samsung-sign-mwc-1

    Longtime McAfee Exec Explains Why Samsung's Knox Looks Doomed To Flop

    It's been a rough month for Samsung's Knox initiative, which has been hit with complaints from customers about delays and major reported security holes. One…

    By Brad Reed December 24th, 2013 Read More
  • Samsung-Galaxy-S4-1

    Huge Security Vulnerability Reportedly Uncovered In Samsung Phones

    As giant and dominant as Samsung has become in the global mobile industry, the company still hasn't quite cracked the enterprise market to the extent…

    By Zach Epstein December 24th, 2013 Read More
  • Target Sign Shopping Carts

    Credit Cards Stolen In Massive Target Breach Now Being Sold On Black Market

    Target confirmed earlier this week that approximately 40 million credit card and debit card numbers belonging to patrons who shopped in the company's stores on…

    By Zach Epstein December 20th, 2013 Read More
  • smartphone-mobile-security

    Here Are Some Incredibly Simple Ways To Keep Your Information Private

    In an age when we keep all of our personal information on vulnerable machines, it's more important than ever to take every possible precaution to…

    By Jacob Siegal December 19th, 2013 Read More
  • red-card-target-1

    Hackers 'Shopped' For Millions Of Credit Cards At Target On Black Friday [Update]

    UPDATE: Target on Thursday confirmed that 40 million credit and debit cards were breached between November 27 and December 15, ZDNet reports, with hackers stealing personal…

    By Chris Smith December 19th, 2013 Read More
  • retina-macbook-pro-2

    Uh-Oh: The FBI Can Access Your MacBook Webcam Without The Light Turning On

    The next time you take a seat in front of your laptop, keep in mind that the only thing standing between you and a serious…

    By Jacob Siegal December 18th, 2013 Read More
  • nsa-building

    NSA Spying Has Triggered A Crazy Chain Reaction Of Countermeasures

    Countries ranging from France to Finland have started responding to NSA revelations in different ways, ranging from new fiber optic cables to government-backed industrial espionage. By…

    By Tero Kuittinen December 17th, 2013 Read More
  • data-center-nsa

    Inside The NSA: Former NSA Cyber Spy Shares His Story

    This has been a very rough year for the National Security Agency. Morale is reportedly at an all-time low as revelations on the extent of…

    By Zach Epstein December 16th, 2013 Read More
  • Google Kills 'Accidental' Android Feature That Kept User Data Private

    Sorry, Android users — Google isn't going that extra mile to help you keep your data private after all. The Electronic Frontier Foundation, just one…

    By Brad Reed December 14th, 2013 Read More
  • nsa

    NSA Morale Reportedly Hits Rock Bottom After Snowden Revelations

    Employees at the National Security Agency aren't happy that we now know to look out for their trash-talking elves that they've created in World of…

    By Brad Reed December 10th, 2013 Read More
  • word-of-warcraft-troll

    That Trash-Talking Elf In World Of Warcraft May Be An NSA Spy

    The Guardian has been dropping a steady stream of bombs about the NSA's activities in recent months. They keep getting more and more bizarre. The…

    By Tero Kuittinen December 9th, 2013 Read More
  • nsa-building

    Apple, Google And Others Demand NSA Spying Reform

    Eight tech giants have joined forces demanding NSA reform in a "Global Government Surveillance Reform" campaign, including AOL, Apple, Facebook, Google, LinkedIn, Microsoft, Twitter and…

    By Chris Smith December 9th, 2013 Read More
  • IOS App Malware Windows

    Terrifying New Malware Uses Sound To Spread, Doesn't Need Networks

    Computer scientists have developed an audio malware prototype that's capable of establishing communication between devices that do not have an active network connection, Ars Technica…

    By Chris Smith December 3rd, 2013 Read More
  • lg-smart-tv-privacy-settings-user-data-4

    LG Vows To Fix Smart TVs That Spy On Users

    After an LG Smart TV owner discovered that his unit was sending personal data including channel history and even name files from external storage devices…

    By Chris Smith November 21st, 2013 Read More
  • Yahoo CEO Mayer Raises Standards

    Yahoo To Barricade Its Services Against NSA Snooping Next Year

    In addition to Yahoo Mail, Yahoo will add extra layers of personal data protection to all its services in the coming months in an effort…

    By Chris Smith November 18th, 2013 Read More
  • Google-clouds

    Google Engineers Rip NSA, Compare Themselves To Heroic Hobbits

    Google employees' anger at the National Security Agency has officially grown to Tolkien-sized epic proportions. GigaOM has rounded up some choice quotes from Google engineers…

    By Brad Reed November 7th, 2013 Read More
  • hackers

    New Darkmail Alliance Aims To Make Email NSA-Proof

    Secure email service Lavabit closed up shop earlier this year after the United States government forced it to hand over its users' private data. But…

    By Brad Reed November 1st, 2013 Read More
  • 07/11/2013 Sun Valley Allen and Company Conference

    Video: Schmidt Claims Android Is More Secure Than iOS, Laughter Ensues

    Google chairman Eric Schmidt drew big laughs at the Gartner Symposium/ITxpo this week but it most likely wasn't on purpose. ZDNet reports that Schmidt told attendees…

    By Brad Reed October 8th, 2013 Read More
  • Marcus-Sachs-Verizon

    Verizon Says When It Comes To Protecting Your Data, 'Don't Look At Us' [Updated]

    As some high-profile technology companies make an effort to shed more light on issues surrounding user privacy in light of recent NSA spying revelations, most…

    By Zach Epstein October 4th, 2013 Read More
  • ISP Six Strikes

    AT&T Notifies Pirates That Their Accounts Can Be Terminated [Updated]

    There might not be any evidence that the "six strikes" Copyright Alert System is having any effect on piracy, but the service providers are refusing…

    By Jacob Siegal September 16th, 2013 Read More
  • 07/11/2013 Sun Valley Allen and Company Conference

    Google Chairman Won't 'Pass Judgement' On NSA Spying, Calls For Transparency

    It seems that Google's call for more transparency on the National Security Agency's data collection program isn't personal but just business. The Guardian reports that…

    By Brad Reed September 13th, 2013 Read More
  • How To Stop Google From Knowing Every Single Wi-Fi Password You Use On Your Android Phone

    Google is no stranger to shady shenanigans with Wi-Fi and Computerworld's Michael Horowitz notes that the company can see the passwords of every single Wi-Fi network you've…

    By Brad Reed September 13th, 2013 Read More
  • Google-Sign-094

    Google's Appeal Rejected In Street View Privacy Case

    Google has been struggling with private data collection allegations ever since the Street View technology launched in 2007. Earlier this year Google agreed to pay…

    By Jacob Siegal September 11th, 2013 Read More
  • US Government Domestic Surveillance

    NSA Reportedly Has Access To Your Private iPhone, Android And BlackBerry Data

    In case you thought your smartphone might be a last bastion of safety for your private information, it appears that the NSA has complete and…

    By Jacob Siegal September 9th, 2013 Read More
  • verizon-guy

    Leaked Black Budget Shows NSA Pays Telcos Hundreds Of Millions For Network Access

    Now we know the price American telecom companies put on their users' privacy. The Washington Post has revealed that the National Security Agency is paying…

    By Brad Reed August 30th, 2013 Read More
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