‘An eighth grade student in Florida was charged with a felony cybercrime Wednesday after changing his teacher’s desktop background. According to the Pasco County Sheriff’s Office, 14-year-old middle school student Domanik Green accessed the school’s […]
‘Police all over the country are using ‘Smart Meter’ data to identify homes that are potentially growing marijuana. Homes that grow marijuana tend to use more electricity than other homes. In 2011, the Columbus Dispatch […]
‘What began as a rumor that the military brass was ordering soldiers not to view news about the whistle blower revelations that the NSA is spying on all Americans has swelled into a confirmed military-wide […]
‘According to recent Nielsen statistics 56% of the households in the US own a video game console. Unbeknownst to many Americans this can be an open invitation to let big brother into your house. Disguised […]
“Once we got the letter, we stopped shipment of parts.”
We had better start hoarding lighter fluid and metal 55-gallon drums.
Government’s regulations breached the human rights of people in the UK.
Internet-connected devices pose major risk to consumers.
Rampant corruption surrounds secret surveillance device.
‘In 2008 the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Legislative body passed, and then-Governor Ed Rendell signed into Pennsylvania Law – PA HB2200, which became Act 129 of 2008. That unethical and vested-interest law mandated AMI Smart Meters […]
‘It is the smallest computer in the world – and 150 of them can fit in a thimble. Called the Michigan Micro Mote, to tiny technology is a complete computer system. Its inventors say it can […]
‘U.S. military special operations forces are elite commandos who are sent on high-risk, high-reward missions all over the world, on a regular basis. As such, they have increasingly turned to a method of open-source intelligence […]
Gov’t uses Germanwings crash to promote autonomous jetliners.
Internet of things: a helping hand, or holding us back?