Over the last couple of weeks, there’s been a disturbing trend of governments demanding that private tech companies share their source code if they want to do business. Now, the US government is giving the same ultimatum and it’s getting what it wants.
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- In Worrisome Move, Kaspersky Agrees to Turn Over Source Code to US Government
- Reports of Cuba's Deafening 'Covert Sonic Device' Are Only Getting Stranger
- SIM Cards That Force Your Mobile Data Through Tor Are Coming
- Apple Reportedly Blocked Police iPhone Hacking Tool and Nobody Knows How
In Worrisome Move, Kaspersky Agrees to Turn Over Source Code to US Government
Published: 2019-03-07 22:59:17
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Author: Rhett Jones
Reports of Cuba's Deafening 'Covert Sonic Device' Are Only Getting Stranger
Published: 2019-03-07 22:53:57
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Author: Rhett Jones
The State Department has remained tight-lipped about the strange circumstances in which US diplomats to Cuba reportedly suffered permanent hearing damage from an “inaudible covert sonic device.” But new details reveal that “a deafeningly loud sound similar to the buzzing created by insects or metal scraping” was also used to harass the American envoys. What’s more, the number of people who were harmed is reportedly even greater than was previously known.
...moreSIM Cards That Force Your Mobile Data Through Tor Are Coming
Published: 2019-03-07 22:07:24
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Author: Rhett Jones
It’s increasingly difficult to expect privacy when you’re browsing online, so a non-profit in the UK is working to build the power of Tor’s anonymity network right into the heart of your smartphone.
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Published: 2019-03-07 22:07:20
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Author: Rhett Jones
Apple’s latest iteration of iOS has reportedly turned the GrayKey hacking device into an expensive doorstop. Law enforcement around the world has taken to using GrayKey to break into locked iPhones but it appears Apple has finally gotten ahead of the device’s crafty manufacturers. For now.
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