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Police seize network behind encrypted BlackBerry PGP devices

Posted on April 26, 2016 by Lisa Vaas

Independent encrypted network taken down, servers seized – cops claim it was a haven for crooks. Continue reading Police seize network behind encrypted BlackBerry PGP devices→

Posted in BlackBerry, Cryptography, Danny Manupassa, encryption, Ennetcom, Law & order, PGP BlackBerry

Man arrested after tweeting bomb threat to Donald Trump

Posted on April 25, 2016 by Lisa Vaas

The “professional dumbass” allegedly tweeted “Is someone going to bomb the Trump rally or am I going to have to?” Continue reading Man arrested after tweeting bomb threat to Donald Trump→

Posted in bomb threat, Donald Trump, Law & order, Sean Taylor Morkys, Social networks, twitter

Skull echoes can be a password to protect facehugger computers

Posted on April 25, 2016 by Lisa Vaas

Whatever’s echoing around in there is all uniquely you and could be used to authenticate users of eyewear computers. Continue reading Skull echoes can be a password to protect facehugger computers→

Posted in authentication, biometrics, eyewear computer, Google Glass, passwords, privacy, skull

More than 1 million Facebook users use it in secret

Posted on April 22, 2016 by Lisa Vaas

Over a million people accessed Facebook through the Tor network this month, the company says. Continue reading More than 1 million Facebook users use it in secret→

Posted in Cryptography, dark web, Facebook, privacy, tor

29% of Android devices can’t be patched by Google

Posted on April 21, 2016 by Lisa Vaas

That translates to some 409 million unpatchable, active Androids: one big cauldron of hellstew.
Continue reading 29% of Android devices can’t be patched by Google→

Posted in Android, Google, Mobile, Security Report, Security threats, Vulnerability

You have to use your real name to sue Ashley Madison over breach

Posted on April 20, 2016 by Lisa Vaas

No “John Doe” plaintiffs are allowed in the class-action suit over doxxed sexual fantasies and cheaters dragged out of the closet. Continue reading You have to use your real name to sue Ashley Madison over breach→

Posted in Ashley Madison, Avid Dating Life, Avid Life Media, breach, class action suit, Data loss, Law & order, online dating, privacy, pseudonyms, Security threats

The AI system that can detect 85% of cyber attacks, with a little human help

Posted on April 20, 2016 by Lisa Vaas

Machine learning helps it to refine the abnormalities it detects in data so human security experts aren’t deluged with false positives. Continue reading The AI system that can detect 85% of cyber attacks, with a little human help→

Posted in ai, AI2, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Security threats | Tagged MIT

Web host 123-reg accidentally slaughters customers’ sites

Posted on April 19, 2016 by Lisa Vaas

RIP, data: customers are howling as the company tells some that it can’t get their sites back. Continue reading Web host 123-reg accidentally slaughters customers’ sites→

Posted in 123-Reg, backups, Data loss, virtual private servers, VPS, web hosting

Apple says Feds haven’t proved they need its help unlocking iPhones

Posted on April 19, 2016 by Lisa Vaas

The government’s “utterly failed” to prove it needs such unusual technical support, Apple said in a Brooklyn court filing. Continue reading Apple says Feds haven’t proved they need its help unlocking iPhones→

Posted in All Writs Act, apple, backdoors, Brooklyn, Cryptography, fbi, iOS, iPhone, Law & order, Mobile, privacy, San Bernardino

“Drone” crashes into plane headed for Heathrow landing

Posted on April 18, 2016 by Lisa Vaas

All 132 passengers and 5 crew members landed safely in what’s being called the first-ever drone strike on an airplane. Continue reading “Drone” crashes into plane headed for Heathrow landing→

Posted in Drones, Heathrow, Law & order, uavs

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