Collaborate Disseminate
The US Federal Aviation Administration has just released its long-awaited rules for the commercial use of lightweight drones. And those rules are extremely drone friendly. Continue reading Commercial drone industry gets new relaxed rules
Results are in from the US Defense Department’s pilot “Hack the Pentagon” bug bounty initiative. Continue reading 138 security flaws in US defense websites uncovered in Hack the Pentagon
Apple is taking another big step towards ubiquitous encryption. Continue reading Apple: iOS to require HTTPS for apps by January
Security sophisticates tend to be rather cynical about “typical users”. However, this viewpoint may not be entirely justified. Continue reading Can you spot a strong password?
Amazon’s been on the warpath about this for years, and now its taking action – by going after the sellers who buy those phony reviews. Continue reading Amazon cracks down on fake reviews, goes after sellers
Modern cars are rolling computer networks, constantly capturing data about how they’re being driven, and perhaps even, who is driving them. Continue reading Is driving style the next biometric?
A US federal judge has excluded all evidence that was acquired by the FBI through malware on the Tor network. Continue reading Judge tosses evidence in FBI Tor hacking child abuse case
What’s a press release worth? Rather a lot if you steal them before they go public and help people trade on the secrets you’ve uncovered… Continue reading What are 150,000 stolen press releases worth? About 20 years in prison
As HTML5 is set to become the default experience in Chrome, Adobe Flash takes another meaningful step towards well-earned extinction. Continue reading Yet more bad news for Flash as Google Chrome says goodbye (sort of)
One of the charms of globalization is how quick and easy it is for scams to spread between continents. This time, we’re talking puppy and kitten scams. Continue reading Warning issued over fake online ads for puppies and kittens