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• September 25, 2013

Home > iOS 7 Lockscreen Hole Discovered Already Lock screens have a chequered security history, with Android having its recent share of problems, too. The main reason is complexity, one of security’s mortal enemies. You can understand why some exceptions to a phone lock might be desirable, or even required by the...

• June 9, 2013

Home > Privacy – Government Is Tracking Verizon Customers’ Records The National Security Agency is obtaining a complete set of phone records from all Verizon U.S. customers under a secret court order, according to a published account and former officials. The account provides fresh evidence that the NSA’s far-reaching...

• June 9, 2013

Home > Privacy – US orders Google to hand over user info to the FBI In March, a US federal judge sided with the privacy advocacy group, the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), in overturning the constitutionality of National Security Letters (NSLs). The letters, the judge wrote, violate free-speech rights....

• May 15, 2013

Home > Sues Over Naked Photos Now this one is rich. 🙂 Imagine the scene. You buy a second-hand laptop, using it to, among other things, have secret sexy video chats with your significant other. Unbeknownst to you, naked photos of you are being taken by a company hired...

• April 28, 2013

Home > EnterURL Scam Here is a place that claims they will get you a better placement for a monthly fee and submit your website to 500,000 search engines, directories, and Specialty Sites – but you MUST act now. Well, for only $99 a month, this sounds like a...