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If you're about to get on an airplane, you might want to wait until you land before you read this post. Because cyber security whiz Ruben Santamarta has devised a method that can give hackers access to a passenger jet's satellite communications equipment through the passenger Wi-Fi and in-flight entertainment systems*. And that's scary.
Kind of glad I haven't had cause to fly much in a while or anytime soon...
Huge hack 'is ugly sign of future'
The charity Oxfam also reports that the recent financial crisis was an enormous burden on the worlds poor but hugely beneficial to the rich elite, who collected 95 percent of the post-crisis growth.
From the moment people started using passwords, it didnât take long to realize how many people picked the very same passwords over and over. Even the way people misspell words is consistent. ...
A nice dovetail with the last post...
As many as 40,000 unique addresses flood site with fraudulent login attempts.
"With the state our country is in right now, I donât think we have any choice but to cowboy up and do whatever needs to be done in order to reach some common ground."
Anywhere else in the world, feeding a hyena by mouth would be a terrible idea. In Harar, Ethiopia, however, the residents have developed a unique symbiosis with the hyena population, transforming a reâŠ
Jacob Appelbaum has been called the "most dangerous man in cyberspace." But he's not, and it's a label that pisses him off. In reality, Appelbaum is a renowned cybersecurity expert who happens to be oâŠ
A friend met this man while flying out of North Carolina. She shared the following:
Had a great conversation with this stranger at the NC airport. He asked, âAre you from the Philippinesâ I said, Yes! He took his bag and grab a picture of him with a filipino soldier and asked me, âdo you know him? I carry this with me all the time. Iâve been looking for him but I donât know his name. He saved my life 60 years ago.â
Itâs a long shot but if you recognize the man on the right in the picture, know anyone who served in the US Army from the Philippines or can just signal boost this message it would be appreciated. The man he saved wants to thank him.
As the American people got fatter, so did marmosets, vervet monkeys and mice. The problem may be bigger than any of us
We contacted the SEA via email and received several answers from Th3Pr0, leader of the Special Operations Department in the Syrian Electronic Army about Tuesday's hacks on the websites of the New YâŠ
Fishing expeditions can pay dividendsĂąÂÂbut do they need a warrant?
CFAA forbids easy method of evading IP blocking used by 3taps (and Aaron Swartz).
Researchers discussed the dilemma impacting compromised companies, and users whove had their illprotected passwords exposed.
A group of good guy hackers showed us how they can listen in on phone conversations and read text messages of Verizon customers simply by using inexpensive store bought technology.