While the president and the intelligence community cling to “Congressional oversight” as a justficiation for the pervasive intelligence-gathering programs in place within the US
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The brain is a deviously complex biological computing device that even the fastest supercomputers in the world fail to emulate.
FortiGuard Labs observed a 30 percent increase in mobile malware in the labs over the last six months.
The young workers raised on technology who came into the marketplace less than a decade ago are beginning to move up the corporate management ladder
Many good open-source software tools are freely available for penetration testers (and hackers) for testing the security of Wi-Fi networks and their users.
You may hate parallel parking, but you’re going to hate it even more when somebody commandeers control of your car with you in it.
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What can you learn from reading the exploits of the most successful hacking ring ever brought to justice? Recently, the US Attorney’s Office in NJ unsealed their indictment against a mostly Russian
Facebook says it paid more than US$1 million to researchers who report bugs on its website, with India ranked second in terms of the number of bug bounty recipients.
Industrial control infrastructure that is used to monitor and manage devices and sensors can be remotely exploited, potentially leading to a cataclysmic failure