Pretending to be a hot young thing brought in beaucoup bucks. Last laugh department: "world's best granny" now has more followers than ever.
Lees meerThe completely non-evil-genius goal: a wearable, noninvasive device that could translate thoughts into text, for the speech impaired or VR.
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Lees meerTampering with surveillance cameras is a common activity for Hollywood heroes and criminals alike. Now, researchers have shown how they can do it in real life.
Lees meerThe county could only claw back some of the $2,504,601 it paid to a scammer posing as a contractor working on building a new high school.
Lees meerThe alliance wants tech companies to build backdoor access to users’ encrypted data, by force if necessary.
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Lees meerThere are 11 security flaws affecting VxWorks: “the most widely used operating system you may never have heard about”.
Lees meerGoogle's Project Zero has unveiled details of a bug in Apple's iMessage that lets attackers read data from an iPhone without any user interaction.
Lees meerThe Department of Public Safety says it won't pay, but given the umpteen times the state's agencies have been hit, somebody's not listening.
Lees meerIt would require taking over and stranding 20% of a city's cars to freeze traffic, and only 10% to impede ambulances, physicists calculate.
Lees meerGlobal financial services company Capital One has just announced a massive data breach.
Lees meerAs politicians should know by now, secure messaging apps such as Telegram can quickly become a double-edged sword.
Lees meerApple Watch and HomePod have the highest rate of inadvertent recordings, a whistleblower says.
Lees meerTwo years ago, the US government fined an international cybercriminal and his fraudulent bitcoin exchange over $100m. Now, it's going after them for the money.
Lees meerEquifax is fined $675 million, while New York data breach notification law now covers biometrics, passwords, and more.
Lees meerCybercriminals are targeting numerous Network Attached Storage vendors with a new wave of ransomware.
Lees meerTrolling, stalking, sexual harassment, and humiliation have become so bad that one in ten respondents had depressive or suicidal thoughts.
Lees meerFrom iOS 13's password hole to logic bombs courtesy of the programmer from hell - and everything in between. It's weekly roundup time.
Lees meerThe Louisiana Governor declared a state of emergency after three public school districts were seized by ransomware.
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