Collaborate Disseminate
The hacker tried selling the US military files for $150 on the dark web, but only undercover analysts paid any attention. Continue reading Default router password leads to spilled military secrets
When we talk about worms and viruses on your hard drive, we ain’t talking ball python. Usually. TSA caught the “organic mass” in screening. Continue reading Snakes on a plane! (Stuffed inside a hard drive)
Inquiring lawmakers’ minds want to know, for one thing, whether our mobile phones are actually listening to our conversations. Continue reading Apple and Google questioned by Congress over user tracking
“This is SO NOT my ripped-off laptop,” the scammer must have thought when the scammer-scammer sent a package of magazines instead. Continue reading Woman scams scammer, incriminates self in the process
In broad daylight, over the course of about 90 minutes, thieves somehow remotely froze pump software and stole 600 gallons of gas. Continue reading Gas thieves remotely pwn pump with mysterious device
Covert footage taken of two strangers on a plane went viral as people mooned over The Lovebirds In The Air (And Mucho Spying) Affair. Continue reading Why the airplane romance that went viral should worry everyone
The EU has voted down controversial copyright legislation, but the war’s not over: a second vote is scheduled for September. Continue reading Copyright Directive legislation voted down by European Parliament
Smart TVs in millions of homes are using other devices on the same network in order to snitch on everything you watch and everywhere you go. Continue reading Smart TVs are spying on you through your phone
Spyware that’s supposed to be sold to governments was stolen and hidden under a mattress while it was offered for sale on the dark web. Continue reading Employee allegedly stole government spyware and hid it under his bed
Researchers assumed the bird was dead when its GPS signal stopped moving. A few weeks later the team received a giant phone bill. Continue reading SIM card in bird’s GPS tracker used to rack up $2,700 phone bill