Feb 05
New documents leaked by Edward Snowden and obtained by NBC News suggest that the UK’s spy agency, GCHQ, launched a DDoS attack on the hacker collectives Anonymous and LulzSec.
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Feb 04
How does a remote kill switch for your car sound to you? Pretty good actually when you first think about it – should someone make an attempt to steal your ride, you can just shut off the engine, locate your vehicle via GPS and retrieve it safe and sound. In fact, in services such as OnStar, a kill switch is one of the options that you can own for the added peace of mind, especially when your ride happens to be an expensive one. Down the road, however, European Union (EU) residents might not be the only ones who will be able to kill off their car’s engine at their whim and fancy. We have received word that European authorities intend to work on a “secret” project (not so secret after all if the mainstream media are able to get a whiff of it) which will install kill switches in all new cars that operate within a country’s borders. The whole idea behind this is to put a stop to high-speed chases which could prove dangerous for pedestrians and police officers.
Kill Switch In Cars A Possibility In Europe original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Feb 04
IBM’s Watson supercomputer has been tasked with profiling users from one side of the Internet to the other, using information it gathers from social media accounts to learn about individuals. … Continue reading
Feb 04
Today, a report from the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Minority Committee offered an overview of the fed’s current state of cybersecurity. And how is the government with which we entrust our most sensitive and private information looking? In short—bad. Very, very bad.
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Feb 03
In August of 2013, Google and Microsoft sued the United States government for the ability to be more transparent with data requests made with FISA, also known as the Foreign … Continue reading
Jan 31
On July 20th, 2013, two technicians from the UK’s intelligence agency GCHQ looked on as Guardian editors destroyed the computers which contained the encrypted files leaked by Edward Snowden. Now, you can watch them do it.
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Jan 30
Google has been bumping into pockets of privacy violations across the globe recently, the latest of which has taken place in South Korea. This follows a recent issue in Canada, … Continue reading
Jan 29
It seems like no matter how much companies may try to up their defenses, there will always be some industrious young hacker
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Jan 29
Snowden Nobel Peace Prize nomination up for “stable and peaceful world order”
Posted in: Today's ChiliThis week it’s been made clear that two members of Norway’s Socialist Left Party intend on adding Edward Snowden to their shortlist for possible recipients of the Nobel Peace Prize … Continue reading
Jan 29
The NSA has named its first-ever primary adviser to its director for civil liberties and privacy protection—perhaps a little later than you may have hoped for.
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