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How to stop websites from tracking you
National Security Agency’s Surveillance Data Could Fill Two States by 2015
5 Sneaky Ways The NSA Spies On Americans
Secure Email Options for Message Privacy
How to stop hackers from rickrolling your smart speaker
Cell-Connected Security Devices Let You Keep an Eye on Your Home From Anywhere
What’s The Worst Possible Password?
Baby Monitors Can Be Hacked, And So Can Everything Else
Meet The Man Behind Palantir, The CIA’s Shifty Data-Mining Contractor
Pablos Holman Wants You To Break Your Gadgets
The most significant security innovations of 2020
Is It Possible To Escape From Everyday Surveillance?
FREAK: Today, Web Users Feel The Impact Of ’90s Regulators’ Stupidity
The Blackphone 2 Is An Ultra-Secure Smartphone Made For Secret Agents
Tech-Law Blog Groklaw Shuts Down, Citing Government Surveillance
Who Hacked The NSA?
These Glasses Block Cameras From Recognizing Your Face
Here’s how Apple can figure out which emojis are popular
Chinese Woman Surgically Switches Fingerprints To Evade Japanese Immigration Officers
The World’s Most Sophisticated Malware Ever Infects Hard Drive Firmware
Hacked Hardware Could Cause The Next Big Security Breach
A Florida School District is Taking Attendance by Scanning Students’ Fingers
NSA Has Secretly Been Hacking, Cracking, And Circumventing Encryption For Years
China’s Cyber Censors Have A Theme Song
White House Names Its Cybersecurity Coordinator At Last
A Security Expert Just Published 10 Million Passwords And Usernames
The Man Who Defends Hardware From Hackers
Don’t Be Afraid Of Your DNA
Nearly a Century After We Started Drooling Over Them, America Gets Its First Police Auto-Gyro
How a College Class Tracked Down Osama Bin Laden
Smart Keyboard Could Be Self-Powered, Self-Secured, Self-Cleaning
Heat Hacking: Criminals Can Steal Your ATM PIN Code Via the Heat Your Fingers Leave Behind
New Evidence Calls Into Question China’s Role in Google Attacks
New Digital Protocol Lets You Sign Secure, Legally Binding Contracts Over the Phone
This Week, Cybersecurity Efforts Advance on Several Fronts
TSA Begins Rolling Out Less-Invasive “Gingerbread Man” Body Scanners to U.S. Airports
Anti-Counterfeiting Measures Around The Globe [Infographic]
Check these new privacy labels before you download another iPhone app
Spy vs. Spy: Casinos Can’t See The Cameras Hidden Up Gamblers’ Sleeves
The year’s most important innovations in security
Facial Recognition Software Takes One Glance at You and Brings Up Your Facebook Profile
DOT Mapping Out a Plan to Protect Cars From Cyber-Attacks
7 Surprising Biometric Identification Methods
Augmented Identity App Helps You Identify Strangers on the Street
Wi-Fi has a serious vulnerability. Here’s how to stay safe.
Poachers Try To Hack Data From Rare Tiger’s GPS Collar
5 signs your laptop is in trouble
A Photograph Can Help Fool Your Phone’s Fingerprint Sensor
The Sonic Fence
The 9 Most Important Security Innovations Of The Year
Watch your front door from anywhere
Anti-Fraud Facial Recognition System Revokes the Wrong Person’s License
Start 2021 by fixing your online privacy
Point/Counterpoint: Internet IDs Are a Terrible Idea
Point/Counterpoint: We Need a System of Internet IDs
Password Managers Just Got A Lot More Accessible
The Death Of The Password Starts Today (Maybe)
Apple’s new Face ID system uses a sensing strategy that dates back decades
How the internet is changing the way we fight wars
Watch A Machine Tell The Difference Between Soda And Liquid Explosives
Tattooing Patients With UV Ink Could Protect Pacemakers From Hackers
A Genetic Fog Machine That Tags Criminals
Google Catches Flak for Mapping European Homes’ Wireless Networks With Street View Car
Every Six Hours, the NSA Gathers as Much Data as Is Stored in the Entire Library of Congress
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