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What Online ‘Zombie Knife’ Dealers Think of New UK Ban

Posted on August 15, 2016 by Joseph Cox for Motherboard

“Now, if people want to continue selling zombie knives, we don’t call it a zombie knife, we call it something else.” Continue reading What Online ‘Zombie Knife’ Dealers Think of New UK Ban→

Posted in crime, culture, knives, Law, sharp objects, the walking dead, UK Home Office, zombie knives, zombies | Tagged Weapons

Court Rules to Extradite Suspected Silk Road Admin From Ireland to the US

Posted on August 12, 2016 by Joseph Cox for Motherboard

An Irish judge has ruled on the extradition of Gary Davis, suspected of being Silk Road staffer Libertas. Continue reading Court Rules to Extradite Suspected Silk Road Admin From Ireland to the US→

Posted in dark web, extradition, Gary Davis, Law, Libertas, machines, Microsoft, Ross Ulbricht, Silk Road

Surprise! Scans Suggest Hackers Put IMSI-Catchers All Over Defcon

Posted on August 12, 2016 by Joseph Cox for Motherboard

Hackers gonna hack. Continue reading Surprise! Scans Suggest Hackers Put IMSI-Catchers All Over Defcon→

Posted in cell-phones, DefCon, defcon 2016, Geoffrey Vaughan, hackers, Hacking, IMSI Catchers, Las Vegas, machines

Here’s the Internal Presentation the FBI Uses to Train Surveillance Pilots

Posted on August 9, 2016 by Joseph Cox for Motherboard

“Pay attention this will get mind bending,” one slide reads. Continue reading Here’s the Internal Presentation the FBI Uses to Train Surveillance Pilots→

Posted in fbi, foia, machines, pilots, privacy, spy planes, surveillance, surveillance planes

Follow a Trail of Twitter Porn Bots and This Is Where They’ll Take You

Posted on August 9, 2016 by Joseph Cox for Motherboard

Where did Viola13 want me to go? Continue reading Follow a Trail of Twitter Porn Bots and This Is Where They’ll Take You→

Posted in dating sites, Internet, machines, porn, porn bots, Spam, spambots, twitter, Twitter Bots

Department of Justice Official Tells Hundred Federal Judges to Use Tor

Posted on August 6, 2016 by Joseph Cox for Motherboard

In a recent hearing related to the FBI’s mass hacking campaign, a judge revealed that a Department of Justice official had recommended Tor. Continue reading Department of Justice Official Tells Hundred Federal Judges to Use Tor→

Posted in fbi, judges, Playpen, privacy, tor, US government

Challenge Over UK Bulk Hacking Powers Taken to European Court of Human Rights

Posted on August 5, 2016 by Joseph Cox for Motherboard

Privacy International and five internet and communications providers want to challenge GCHQ’s bulk hacking practices again. Continue reading Challenge Over UK Bulk Hacking Powers Taken to European Court of Human Rights→

Posted in bulk interception, GCHQ, Hacking, Privacy International, surveillance, UK

Is China’s Role in a UK Nuclear Plant Really a Cybersecurity Risk?

Posted on August 4, 2016 by Joseph Cox for Motherboard

The Hinkley Point delay has fuelled speculation that the British government is sceptical of China’s involvement. Should we be concerned? Continue reading Is China’s Role in a UK Nuclear Plant Really a Cybersecurity Risk?→

Posted in china, cybersecurity, Hinkley Point, Hinkley Point C, infrastructure, Infrastructure Hacking, Internet Insecurity, nuclear power, UK

Hacker Dumps Sensitive Patient Data From Ohio Urology Clinics

Posted on August 2, 2016 by Joseph Cox for Motherboard

The files include names, addresses, phone numbers, dates of birth, and even diagnostic and treatment information. Continue reading Hacker Dumps Sensitive Patient Data From Ohio Urology Clinics→

Posted in Another Day Another Hack, Central Ohio Urology Group, data dumps, Hacking, medical records, Pravvy Sector, pravysektor

Privacy Activists Launch Database to Track Global Sales of Surveillance Tech

Posted on August 1, 2016 by Joseph Cox for Motherboard

Privacy International’s ‘Surveillance Industry Index’ keeps tabs on big brother. Continue reading Privacy Activists Launch Database to Track Global Sales of Surveillance Tech→

Posted in activism, Edin Omanovic, IMSI Catchers, privacy, Privacy International, Siemens, state of surveillance, surveillance, Surveillance Industry Index, Trovicor

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