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Dropping the F-BOMB, A Disposable Spy Computer Funded by DARPA - Singularity Hub

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Dropping the F-BOMB, A Disposable Spy Computer Funded by DARPA Singularity Hub Equipped with Wi-Fi cracking software or GPS, it could infiltrate someone's computer or track someone's location without them knowing. Allow me to drop the F-BOMB. The Falling or Ballistically-launched Object that Makes Backdoors, that is. and more »

Rep. Markey Releases Draft Of Mobile Device Privacy Act - ITProPortal

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Rep. Markey Releases Draft Of Mobile Device Privacy Act ITProPortal A recent Bill passed by the US government would require cellphone carriers to disclose details of tracking software installed on the mobiles of their customers. Rep. Edward Markey (D-Mass.) unveiled a draft of a cellphone privacy bill according to ... Big Brother Is Watching, But One Politician Is Fighting For Our Mobile Rights ...Glittarazzi all 102 news articles »

IPhone Bug: Apple Responds To Reports Of Creepy Software Glitch - Huffington Post

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IPhone Bug: Apple Responds To Reports Of Creepy Software Glitch Huffington Post Writer Sam Biddle of the popular tech site Gizmodo has highlighted what he deems a major security and privacy issue in a post titled "The Apple Bug That Let Us Spy On A Total's Stranger's iPhone." The "bug" of the title refers to an apparent hole in ... Apple: Misdirected iMessages due to bad configuration, not a software bugApple Insider Apple Store employee reportedly being spied on via iMessage bugArs Technica all 35 news articles »

BMC Software Inc. Earnings: Increased Profit Helps Beat the Street - Wall St. Cheat Sheet

BMC Software Inc. Earnings: Increased Profit Helps Beat the Street Wall St. Cheat Sheet By Derek Hoffman S&P 500 (NYSE:SPY) component BMC Software Inc. (NASDAQ:BMC) reported net income above Wall Street's expectations for the third quarter. BMC Software is a software vendor offering an extensive portfolio of software solutions, ... and more »

Mobile Device Privacy Act Meant To Prevent Carriers From Spying - RedOrbit

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Mobile Device Privacy Act Meant To Prevent Carriers From Spying RedOrbit The Mobile Device Privacy Act is an answer to the controversy of Carrier IQ, which is considered to be used by carriers to “spy” on their users. According to the Bill, carriers would not have to disclose whether or not any tracking software is ... and more »