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Bruce Schneier says our surveillance state is efficient beyond the wildest dreams of George Orwell, and consumers are given little chance to opt out
What's being described as a massive hack in fact took advantage of an easily exploited loophole.
Easy steps for setting up phones and computers to protect your personal information.
Discusses privacy through the "obscurity" of records being difficult to find or laborious to obtain.
Have you ever wanted to show a list of the entire download history of a Mac? Maybe you know you downloaded a file but you can’t quite pinpoint where you got it from and the “Get Info…
Dealing with people who tweet pictures of their debit cards, and who those people are likely to be.
And you may never find out about it.
Blackboard stores passwords IN THE CLEAR and emails them back to users IN THE CLEAR. W. T. FFFFFFFFFFFFFFF.
Developers have had a month to comply with state law.
That thing you texted to that person the other night which you deleted out of overwhelming shame the next day? Messages like that could be pored over in the future…
See our announcement of this chart's launch here. Can they keep track of searches for books? Google Books Amazon Kindle Barnes...
"In this new world of computing, we give up a certain amount of control, and in exchange we trust that our lords [Apple, Google, etc] will both treat us well and protect us from harm."
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FFS FACEBOOK.
The unfolding scandal that led to the resignation of Gen. David Petraeus, the Director of the Central Intelligence Agency, started with some purportedly harassing emails sent from pseudonymous email
Paula Broadwell likely one of thousands of Americans subject to Gmail snooping.
The Obama and Romney campaigns are using the personal information of voters to, in effect, train people to go to the polls through subtle cues, rewards and threats.