Bitcoin’s popularity has come with ups and downs, the most recent of which being criminal charges against vendors for money laundering, something believed to be the first case of its … Continue reading
The first stages of President Obama’s overhaul of NSA data collection have gone into action, placing limits on how easy it is for security services to monitor individuals, though new … Continue reading
HVAC contractor fingered as poorly secured third party at center of Target breach
Posted in: Today's ChiliLate last year retailer Target was hit with a hack that allowed nefarious users into its systems. The hackers made off with details on 70 million customers including credit card … Continue reading
Modern cars all have so many computerized accessories and safety systems inside that they need a computer brain to control things. The problem is that these computer brains are often … Continue reading
The Syrian Electronic Army has kicked up another ruckus, this time posting pictures on its latest Twitter account showing an apparent breach of MarkMonitor, as well as a screenshot to … Continue reading
Forget retina scans and fingerprints. Turns out, body odor is a shockingly accurate biometric identifier. And according to new research from a team of Spanish scientists, it could change the way security checkpoints work.
Say you’re going to Sochi for the Winter Olympics. You’ve magically found a hotel that’s actually complete
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.
The TSA needs help—bad. The agency and its blue-shirted officers have never been the most popular kids on the block, but things got worse last week when a former employee told all in a Politico article