Collaborate Disseminate
The comprehensive report showed how Serbian law enforcement combined Cellebrite’s tech with a novel Android-focused spyware program.
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I know for a fact that someone IT savvy has hacked either my network or my Windows computer and is watching and listening to everything I say or do. I have no idea about networking, security, etc. I tried to monitor the TCP connections usi… Continue reading Someone is watching my camera and PC activity [closed]
The proposed rules are a response to Salt Typhoon’s breach of at least eight U.S. telecom companies.
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Citizen Lab and a Russian exile-led human rights group investigated spyware implanted on his phone after he was detained, beaten up and released.
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The United States and other Western nations released guidance Tuesday designed to evict the China-linked group in the wake of the high-profile hack.
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Interesting analysis:
We introduce and explore a little-known threat to digital equality and freedomwebsites geoblocking users in response to political risks from sanctions. U.S. policy prioritizes internet freedom and access to information in repressive regimes. Clarifying distinctions between free and paid websites, allowing trunk cables to repressive states, enforcing transparency in geoblocking, and removing ambiguity about sanctions compliance are concrete steps the U.S. can take to ensure it does not undermine its own aims.
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What type of device would someone use to spy on me and talk to me in my vehicle? I can hear different people talk real low and I think they can also see me sounds crazy but is it possible?
This feels important:
The Secret Service has used a technology called Locate X which uses location data harvested from ordinary apps installed on phones. Because users agreed to an opaque terms of service page, the Secret Service believes it doesn̵… Continue reading Secret Service Tracking People’s Locations without Warrant
The subcommittee chair said the FCC has the ability to act now in response to Salt Typhoon targeting the 2024 presidential campaigns.
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DeFlock is a crowd-sourced project to map license plate scanners.
It only records the fixed scanners, of course. The mobile scanners on cars are not mapped.
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