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‘Rupert Murdoch and News Corporation are heading for another major scandal regarding bribing government officials and this time it is in Australia and involves NSW Crown Prosecutor Margaret Cunneen. Murdoch’s News Corp has a long history of bribing government employees for stories. This was exposed by the UK phone-hacking scandal which also revealed the bribing […]

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‘A former employee of the American embassy in London has pleaded guilty to myriad counts of stalking, extortion, computer fraud and more for a widespread and “sadistic” scheme that he carried out against hundreds of women for more than two years. Michael C. Ford, 36, pleaded guilty to nine counts of cyberstalking, seven counts of […]

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‘While the police and surveillance state here seemingly gets worse all the time, Britain’s is about to take the Orwellian Nightmare cake. The draft Investigatory Powers Bill currently being considered there would allow British intelligence agencies to take over children’s toys and spy on people with them. From inside their own homes. The bill would […]

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‘Outside Sony, it would eventually seem as if all the studio’s info had been exposed for everyone to see. But inside the studio, nobody could access anything. “Everything was so completely destroyed. It was surreal. Everything was down,” one ex-employee told me. “It wasn’t just one system or one part of the lot or one […]

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‘TalkTalk is trying and failing to mend its broken customer relationships following the recent mega breach, in one case offering an individual who had £3,500 stolen from his personal bank account £30.20 as a “good will gesture [and]final settlement” by way of compensation when he tried to get out of his contract. Ian Rimmington, based […]

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‘Ministers will introduce a ‘watered down’ surveillance bill in Parliament on Wednesday that may still hand police and intelligence agencies the power to hack mobile phones, tablets and computers without judicial oversight. Home Secretary Theresa May insisted on Sunday the legislation will be weaker than initially tabled, as the Home Office has been forced to […]

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‘Sextants have been off the curriculum for naval officers in the US for over a decade, but now the swabbies have reinstituted celestial navigation classes over hacking fears. The US Navy discontinued celestial navigation courses in 1998 because GPS made the old style of navigating redundant. Working out your position the old-fashioned way needs a […]

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‘Of all critical infrastructure, the public water system might seem the least vulnerable to a cyber attack. But that might be changing, with the increasing adoption of advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) that controls the water supply remotely, according to John McNabb, water expert and security researcher. In a speech at Black Hat USA in Las […]

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‘Until today, there existed such Fingerprint Biometric Readers that required your touch to authenticate yourself as an authorized person. However, the latest research shows that the future of fingerprint scanners lies in a “no-touch” activity by an individual for gaining access. Recently, NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology) has funded a number of startup […]

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‘The personal details of thousands of Lloyds Bank Premier account holders have been lost – potentially stolen – in the latest data breach to hit the City. The data breach affects customers who had Royal Sun Alliance emergency home cover attached to their Lloyds Premier bank account between 2006 and 2012. The policy comes as […]

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‘The MI6 spy found dead in a holdall had illegally hacked into secret data on Bill Clinton, The Sun on Sunday can reveal. Gareth Williams, 31, dug out the guestlist for an event the former American president was going to as a favour for a pal. The codebreaker — who had breached his security clearance […]

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‘In this video Luke Rudkowski and Journalist Tim Pool discuss all the insane world of revelations at Defcon and Blackhat in Las Vegas Nevada this year. They go over unspoken truths and vulnerabilities that have been discovered but not openly discussed. If there’s one thing learned from the biggest hacker conferences in the world, it’s […]

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‘Your computer’s built-in webcam is easy to take for granted if you don’t use if very often. But just because you don’t take advantage of this amazing piece of technology — as a woman in Toronto was recently shocked to learn — doesn’t mean it isn’t being used. Chelsea Clark’s night watching Netflix with her […]

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‘Millions of Android phones could be easily hijacked using software that was installed on them by their manufacturers, hackers have claimed. The same ‘remote support’ apps loaded on phones and tablets made by HTC, LG, Samsung, and ZTE and many other manufacturers are vulnerable to the hack. The apps are given special access to the […]

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