Environmental activist groups are constantly trying to get their hands on documents revealing the evil deeds of large companies; apparently, corporations are doing a little espionage of their own. READ»
Remember that Lower Merion, PA high school's webcam spying scandal? Well, federal prosecutors have decided not to file any criminal charges against the school. That's not to say they'll escape scot-free, though.READ»
The Washington Post has released a stunning set of interactive infographics on the shadowy machine of the War on Terror, which summarize an exhaustive two-year investigation.
The infographic supports a three-part series by ...READ»
While you were sleeping, innovation was pulling on its flares and platform shoes and practicing its disco moves in front of the mirror. The reason? What with oil, dissident scientists, spies, Castro and recession, we're so back to the ...READ»
Just occasionally, a bit of gear comes out that makes you wonder just whose side technology is on. And none more than this cell-phone idea from the R&D geeks at KDDI Corporation, one of Japan's biggest cell-phone makers. Spyware ...READ»
There's a new online brouhaha over alleged laptop-spying by a teacher, following the recent horrid remote-spying case in Pennsylvania. But it's really a fuss over nothing--just normal teaching methods aided by 21st Century tech.The ...READ»
Two computer security experts, Aaron Rhodes and a man known by his pseudonym Stryde Hax, put together an eye-opening and well-researched attack on both the Lower Merion High School that's been accused of spying on students and the ...READ»
Dr. Christopher McGinley, superintendent of the Lower Merion, Pennslvania school district that is currently embroiled in a national scandal over alleged spying via webcams in school-provided laptops, replied to the allegations in an ...READ»
In the debacle over China's Web attacks against Google, it's easy to forget that Google itself does some questionable things. Now there's a suggestion that its toolbar monitors your Web activity, even when you disable it.
The news ...READ»
The tech-savviness of the Iranian people served them well during the protests against corruption in the recent election, and now it's making them turn against cellphone giant Nokia--a government colluder in their eyes.READ»
Tony Gilroy, whose new film, Duplicity, stars Julia Roberts and Clive Owen, discusses why he makes movies about business's dark side and how spying can trump innovation.READ»
