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Besides the fact that this is a hilarious episode of culture jamming, it reveals the hacking vulnerabilities of… well just about everything in society. These appear to be angry Bernie supporters, and it goes to show how angry and close to revolt pe
How many more data dumps does this hacker have with him that has yet to be exposed?
Yesterday the Washington Post published a piece that smelled of bullshit from the first line to the last:
Wikileaks has recently made a statement that it plans to publish enough evidence that will indict Hillary Clinton.
Guccifer2: Hacker Releases Thousands Of Emails and Docs: "Enough Evidence To Indict Hillary"
On Tuesday, June 14th, NATO announced that if a NATO member country becomes the victim of a cyber attack by persons in a non-NATO country such as Russia or China, then NATO's Article V "collective defense" provision requires each NATO member co
Claimed Cyber Attacks May Become Pretext for Huge Wars
Russian government hackers penetrated the computer network of the Democratic National Committee and gained access to the entire database of opposition research on GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump, according to committee officials and security
Things are pretty dour as Elliot Alderson tries to go off the grid
SECURITY FLAWS IN software can be tough to find. Purposefully planted ones--hidden backdoors created by spies or saboteurs--are often even stealthier.
When whistleblower Edward Snowden told people just how easily the government could compromise their technology and spy on them, the immediate response was some variation on "Oh, crap! My laptop? My cell phone? People can see that?!"
Cyber-criminals stole about $12 million from an Ecuadorean bank in a 2015 heist that bears all the hallmarks of later attacks against Bangladesh's central bank and a small Vietnamese lender.
A recent investigative series has shown that not only are there states with highly hackable voting machines, but Hillary Clinton tends to do better in counties with said machines.
A 19-year-old hacker claims to have hacked into Pornhub's server and is trying to sell the access for $1,000.
Recent headlines warn that the government now has greater authority to hack your computers, in and outside the US. Changes to federal criminal court procedures known as Rule 41 are to blame; they vastly expand how and whom the FBI can legally hack.
It's Tech Versus the Government, Yet Again
In February, a judge ordered the FBI to reveal the full malware code it used to identify visitors of a dark web child pornography site, including the exploit that circumvented the protections of the Tor Browser. The government fought back, largely in
Computer security pioneer John McAfee pulls out his cell phone to stare at a notification on the screen.
When most people think about the dark web, they envision the Silk Road, terrorist networks, pornography, and other sinister threats.
One Thursday in January 2001, Maksym Igor Popov, a 20-year-old Ukrainian man, walked nervously through the doors of the United States embassy in London. While Popov could have been mistaken for an exchange student applying for a visa, in truth he was
Hackers must report bugs 24 hours after discovery, found without the use of automated tools, and must not interrupt the delivery of porn services. "Security is a top priority at Pornhub," the site administrators write on the HackerOne bounty listing.
A BRITISH COURT on Tuesday rejected an attempt by security agents to force an alleged hacker to hand over his encryption keys.
Studio director James Pinkstone said Apple's subscription-based service stripped approximately 122GB worth of music, including his own original compositions, from his machine seemingly without notification or consent.
Three new changes in federal court rules have vastly expanded law enforcement's ability to hack into computers around the world.
Encryption is complicated. Legislating for it, even more so. But after years of shrugging off the issue, Congress finally seems motivated to create a legal framework for one of our most critical digital security features.
Tor and VPN users will be target of government hacks under new spying rule. We had reported a landmark judgement by the United States Supreme Court, which will give FBI powers to hack any computer in the world using a single warrant. The same judgeme
A BRAZILIAN STATE JUDGE ordered mobile phone operators to block nationwide the extremely popular WhatsApp chat service for 72 hours, a move that will have widespread international reverberations for the increasingly contentious debate over encryption
kill hospital patients... (NaturalNews) An anonymous member of Kaspersky Lab's research team has disclosed how easy it is for cyber-criminals to alter the way medical devices work, putting the lives of patients at risk, and potentially costing hospit
Tor and VPN users will be target of government hacks under new spying rule
The Signal developer on why the FBI and governments can't be trusted
