Collaborate Disseminate
Researchers show that it’s possible to guess links created by URL shorteners, effectively making private files public, and revealing personal information. Continue reading How Short URLs Could Reveal Your Home Address and Get You Hacked
Let stick figures tell you why you should care about encryption. Continue reading This Video Perfectly Explains The Encryption Debate
A confidential FBI alert shows that government hackers are still roaming through US government networks. Continue reading FBI Says a Mysterious Hacking Group Has Had Access to US Govt Files for Years
Hackers could remotely abuse them to print whatever they wanted, or even brick them. Continue reading More Than 14,000 College Printers in the US Are Open to Hackers
Despite publicly bragging about a comeback, the surveillance tech company has been struggling to recover after last year’s massive hack. Continue reading Hacking Team Is Back In Business, But Struggling To Survive
The hackers’ were caught because of their reliance on Gmail and their use of Syrian IP addresses. Continue reading How The FBI Identified Two Members of The Syrian Electronic Army
Apple says it has never agreed to any demand to change its technology—especially from China. Continue reading Apple’s Software Chief Denies Creating an iPhone Backdoor for Any Government
Google launches a new effort to push all websites to embrace web encryption. Continue reading Here Are The Internet’s Top Websites That Still Don’t Use Encryption
A new wave of cyberattacks show that Tibetan might be learning to better protect themselves against Chinese hackers. Continue reading How Tibetans Are Fighting Back Against Chinese Hackers
New York’s top prosecutor uses Survey Monkey to find evidence that encryption is bad. Continue reading NYC’s Top Prosecutor Is Doing Opposition Research on Encryption