09.14.18 Internet Google's rumored 'Dragonfly' search prototype tied data to phone numbers The Intercept reported more design details on the censored search engine for China. By R. Lawler, 09.14.18 save Save share
09.13.18 09.13.18 in Security European Court rules UK surveillance program violated human rights But the sharing of intelligence with foreign governments is still a-okay. By S. Shah, 09.13.18 save Save share View
09.06.18 09.06.18 in Security IBM used NYPD surveillance cameras to develop facial recognition tech Citizens weren't made aware of how their images were being used. By S. Krishna, 09.06.18 save Save share View
09.03.18 09.03.18 in Security US, UK and others push for mandatory access to encrypted data 'Five Eyes' countries still see encryption as more threat than safeguard. By J. Fingas, 09.03.18 save Save share View
08.03.18 08.03.18 in Security When your Uber driver is a spy Another attack vector brought to you by the gig economy. By V. Blue, 08.03.18 save Save share View
07.28.18 07.28.18 in Security NSA has yet to fix security holes that helped Snowden leaks It would still be possible for someone to sneak out sensitive data. By J. Fingas, 07.28.18 save Save share View
07.26.18 07.26.18 in Security Congress seeks more info on Amazon's facial-recognition tech A test by the ACLU showed that Rekognition has some accuracy issues. By N. Ingraham, 07.26.18 save Save share View
07.20.18 07.20.18 in Cameras Dr. Julius Neubronner's fantastic flying cameras Before drones, there were pigeons. By J. Rigg, 07.20.18 save Save share View
07.18.18 07.18.18 in Security Apple iCloud data in China is being stored by a state-run telco It might be time to get a new iCloud account. By R. England, 07.18.18 save Save share View
07.12.18 07.12.18 in Business Walmart patents surveillance tool that can eavesdrop on workers It can judge an employee's productivity based on the sounds it collects. By M. Moon, 07.12.18 save Save share View
