Nothing Anonymous about this take down of child porn sites
Anonymous is taking credit for taking down more than 40 child pornography websites. Their campaign "Operation Darknet" began mid October when they decided to enter the dark forces of the web world...
View ArticleDon’t play games with your online and mobile banking
The FBI also warns the thieves' hacking capabilities can navigate around common user authentication methods banks use to verify your identity, which is certainly a cause for concern. Those additional...
View ArticleBodacious babe caused FBI to nail alleged Anonymous hacker
Most of us aren't hackers, but we have been warned of the dangers of our location being found as we take, upload and share photos taken from our Smartphones and iPhone. For most of us the danger of...
View ArticleThe Real Deal: PayPal Phishing Scam
Every email counts. When you forward suspicious-looking emails to spoof@paypal.com, you help keep yourself and others safe from identity theft.
View ArticleMore than one bug can be caught while traveling: Hotel wi-fi dangers
The FBI warns that "malicious actors are targeting travelers abroad through pop-up windows while they are establishing an Internet connection in their hotel rooms."
View ArticleDoes the FBI Need to Wiretap Websites to do an Effective Job?
Would forcing internet businesses to allow back- door surveillance really help law enforcement agencies like the FBI, or would citizens simply find a way to get around them?
View ArticleCybersecurity in the Senate: Time to take action
You might have heard about the new Senate Cybersecurity bill S. 3414. The good news is that it is not CISPA. However, there are some downsides to this new bill.
View ArticleInvestigator Alert: Microsoft email and telephone hoaxes resurface
It's an "oldie" but apparently it is still a "goody" as the Microsoft technical support hoax resurfaces in an effort to trick Microsoft customers into releasing private, personal and credit card...
View ArticleThe Cybersecurity Act of 2012 is Defeated
On August 2nd the Cybersecurity Act of 2012 was defeated by the US Senate. This bill would have allowed big companies to track what we do on the Internet and then give that information to the...
View ArticleNew E-Mail Scams and Warnings: Citadel Malware Want to Extort Money
When the computer is rebooted or restarted, a screen comes up telling the user that they have violated federal laws and that they now owe a fine. Once the fine is paid, the virus continues working in...
View ArticleBradley Manning Acquitted of Aiding the Enemy
Private Manning is just one of eight people to be charged with leaking information and whistle-blowing to the news media during the Obama administration
View ArticleSnapchat Suffers Major Security Breach Plans to Make App More Secure
The security researchers posted the hacked information onto a website called SnapchatDB.info after privately warning Snapchat about the weakness in its system.
View ArticleStand Against Spying- A Coalition Seeking to Stop Government Mass Spy Programs
The group has launched a website called “Stand Against Spying” and has become a watchdog of Congress. Although the organizations are vastly different in terms of missions, goals, and communities they...
View ArticleYour Teen is Talking to Strangers and Giving Out Too Much Info
Teens often seek social networks considered to be the “no parent zone.” Cyberbullying is still prevalent on the world wide web and teens are often the victim. Cyberbullying conflicts are also carried...
View ArticleStop CISA to Stop Cyber Spying
So, what is CISA? The Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act of 2015 was intended to balance security and privacy. “CISA is fundamentally flawed because of its broad immunity clauses for companies,...
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