Collaborate Disseminate
The hackers exploited the unknown vulnerability to install spyware made by the infamous surveillance company FinFisher. Continue reading Government Hackers Used Microsoft Word Zero-Day to Install Spyware on Russian Targets
A Brooklyn artist turned 24 years of malware, from Brain.a to Stuxnet, into colorful, cyberpunky, alien-like creatures. Continue reading If Computer Viruses Were Real Creatures, This Is What They’d Look Like
The tech company really doesn’t want you to use this app, banning it thirteen times over five years. Continue reading Apple Just Banned the App That Tracks US Drone Strikes, Again
The tech company really doesn’t want you to use this app, banning it thirteen times over five years. Continue reading Apple Just Banned the App That Tracks US Drone Strikes, Again
Despite all kinds of internet-connected things getting pwned, manufacturers insist of putting stuff on the internet without any security. Continue reading A Hackable Dishwasher Is Connecting Hospitals to the Internet of Shit
A partnership between the secret-spilling group and Google, Microsoft, and Apple has already hit its first road block. Continue reading WikiLeaks Won’t Tell Tech Companies How to Patch CIA Zero-Days Until Its Demands Are Met
Digital rights activists sued Ethiopia in what they hoped could become a landmark case against government spyware. Continue reading Court Says Hacking Victim Can’t Sue a Foreign Government For Hacking Him on US Soil
More bad news for toymaker Spiral Toys, which left customer data from its “CloudPets” brand exposed online. Continue reading How This Internet of Things Stuffed Animal Can Be Remotely Turned Into a Spy Device
A company that sells “smart” teddy bears leaked 800,000 user account credentials—and then hackers locked it and held it for ransom. Continue reading Internet of Things Teddy Bear Leaked 2 Million Parent and Kids Message Recordings