Collaborate Disseminate
The good news: it could lead to some encrypted files being saved. The bad news: the rival gang is offering ransomware as a service. Continue reading Chimera ransomware keys leaked by rival malware developers
Starting in August, most phones sold in the US will offer the option to disable tracking and anti-theft tools if owners so desire.
Continue reading Phone companies to allow users to switch off anti-theft tracking
Says comedian and rapper Jack Johnson: “I need some street cred, I hope the Feds show up to my front door.” Continue reading YouTube star asks for fans’ passwords to hijack their Twitter accounts
Too bad it’s only for Nexus and AndroidOne devices. Also, a screeching warning klaxon would have been a nice touch. Continue reading Google adds robocall warnings to Phone app
Problems to crack include safely operating out of line of sight and making sure they don’t bump into things. Continue reading Amazon to start testing drone deliveries
In spite of what its own policy says, Yahoo managed to hand over 6 months of messages that conspirators in a drug trafficking case thought had been deleted. Continue reading Yahoo ordered to show how it recovered ‘deleted’ emails in drug case
The Democratic National Committee is blaming Russia for the breach, while political fallout includes the chairwoman’s resignation. Continue reading WikiLeaks leaks DNC emails, setting off political firestorm
Police want to unlock his phone as they try to figure out who killed him. Continue reading Police ask for 3D prints of dead man’s fingers to unlock his phone
The “sick game” included holding open the eyelid of a sedated patient and baring an elderly woman’s breast for selfies. Continue reading “Selfie war” paramedics accused of taking photos with unconscious patients
Teen committed suicide after classmate filmed him in a school toilet and posted it on Snapchat and Vine. Continue reading Bathroom Snapchat video of suicide teen ruled criminal by court