Circuit City Says There Should Be No Expectation Of Privacy
As if I needed another reason not to do business at Circuit City, I stumble across this article. The story goes like this:A woman takes her old computer into Circuit City when buying a new one and...
View ArticleL.A. County jail tags inmates with RFID
L.A. County jail has decided to tag it’s inmates with RFID tags. This allows them to track and record each persons activities. For the moment, the RFID tags are contained in bracelets required to be...
View ArticleIs your boss watching?
For those that think they have little privacy in their cube, consider this. According to an article at Cnet, 5% of US companies use GPS to monitor their employee’s cell phones. 8% use it to track their...
View ArticleMakeshift studio, piracy software found at Capitol
State investigators have stumbled onto a basement office in the West Virginia Capitol outfitted with computers, video and audio gear, and software used to pirate movies and music recordings, according...
View ArticleHistory Mystery: Lincoln vs. Kennedy
Is there a connection between Lincoln and Kennedy? Check the The Lincoln/Kennedy mystery to find out.
View ArticlePatriot Act e-mail spying approved
Illegal wiretapping… bad, bad. How could they. "Everyone look, illegal wiretapping – that’s right, eat it up, it was wrong, you were being spied on illegally." "Quick, while no one is looking, legalize...
View ArticleMore spying for NSA
Wiretapping, emails, search results… not good enough. The National Security Agency wants data mining software. Be sure to visit BugMeNot if you don’t have a username/password to read the article.
View ArticleThe RFID Hacking Underground
They can steal your smartcard, lift your passport, jack your car, even clone the chip in your arm. And you won’t feel a thing. 5 tales from the RFID-hacking underground. By Annalee Newitz James Van...
View ArticleNSA tells DOJ to take a hike
The Department of Justice has decided to give up it’s investigation into the illegal wiretapping by the NSA. My guess is that it went something like this: DOJ: Bad NSA, you’ve been wiretapping without...
View ArticleNSA has been logging your phone calls since 9/11
USAToday reports: The National Security Agency has been secretly collecting the phone call records of tens of millions of Americans, using data provided by AT&T, Verizon and BellSouth, people with...
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