Sunday, July 31, 2016
Meet Moxie Marlinspike, the Anarchist Bringing Encryption to All of Us
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Saturday, July 30, 2016
Nimb is a Smart Ring that will call for help when you need it
Walking alone at night can be pretty terrifying because you can’t always have an entourage with you, but if anything happens, “you shouldn’t have been alone”. What’s worse, you can be attacked in broad daylight, even when you’re 200 feet from the police station. Being ambushed isn’t going to give you enough time to get to pepper spray or dial 911. Getting your phone out and calling an emergency number or trying to be on a call with a friend sometimes doesn’t happen fast enough.
If you find yourself in a dangerous situation, the Nimb will only need 3 seconds before starting to send the cavalry your way. This is a ring with a concealed button that will notify chosen friends, family, emergency services, and the Nimb community of your whereabouts should it be pressed for 3 seconds. Of course, while this was built because the situation mentioned above actually happened (thankfully she’s alive), this can also be used for medical issues, keeping track of your children, and other emergency situations.
You will have to keep Bluetooth on your phone at all times to use this, though they are working on a standalone ring that isn’t so reliant on having your mobile nearby. Since your phone is so integral to this working, they’ve also included a proximity alert so it can’t get too far away. This plastic and metal ring is hypoallergenic, and comes in sizes 4-12 so you don’t have to choose a specific finger or hand to wear this on. It comes in white or black with a metal accent, and is going to cost you $115.
Available for crowdfunding on Kickstarter
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Friday, July 29, 2016
Security News This Week: So, Turns Out WhatsApp Chats Stay Even if You Delete Them
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How To Fool AI Into Seeing Something That Isn’t There
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Wednesday, July 27, 2016
Trump Asks Russia to Dig Up Hillary’s Emails in “Unprecedented’ Remarks
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1MORE reveals new Bluetooth models for your ears
When it comes to a pair of headphones or earphones, the choice is a very personal one. However, many of us might want to consider picking up a wireless model which will more often than not involve Bluetooth connectivity, as the tangled mess that wired models end up with tend to be very irritating, especially when you need to unravel it. 1MORE knows this, which is why this premier consumer electronics audio company has started to sell a couple of its latest Bluetooth models, accompanied by a single wired in-ear headphone. The new models would be the iBFree Bluetooth In-Ear Headphones, the MK802 Bluetooth Over-Ear Headphones, and the Piston Classic In-Ear Headphones.
For those who prefer something wired, the Piston Classic In-Ear Headphone might be the ideal choice, as it delivers quality, sound, and style in an affordable manner. I guess this is something that is a step up from generic headphones that are on the market, and yet won’t keep any serious audiophile happy.
For folks who prefer the Bluetooth treatment, the two models will boast of CRS Bluetooth 4.1 chips with aptX coding technology, where it delivers meticulous sound quality and a stable wireless option for consumers who want more freedom from wires. In fact, Tim Burton, VP of Sales, claimed that these models are the first Bluetooth headphones that he has used so far which he is unable to tell whether they were wireless based on the audio quality, stressing that “even the talk quality is far superior without the common echo of other Bluetooth headphones.”
This is made possible thanks to the MK802 Bluetooth Over-Ear Headphones boasting of rare Beryllium drivers, allowing it to deliver an exceptionally comprehensive sound with a durable, lightweight, and stylish TR-90 exterior. Sporting a “Bass Level” switch on the ear cup for folks who would like to have bass highlighted or limited, in addition to optional hearing protection so that hearing loss and fatigue are reduced, the MK802 will also play nice with the 1MORE app so that one can control hearing protection, and assign controllable apps, among others. With an asking price of $129.99, it is not an impulse purchase for sure.
Up next would be the $49.99 iBFree Bluetooth In-Ear Headphones that feature extremely lightweight aluminum alloy earpieces with Bluetooth 4.1 aptX coding, oblique angled ergonomic comfort, and titanium dynamic drivers. Not only that, it is also IPX4 rated water-resistant against rain, spills, and sweat, and will arrive in vibrant red, space gray, aqua blue, and apple green colors.
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Here’s What We Know About Russia and the DNC Hack
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WikiLeaks Has Officially Lost the Moral High Ground
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Tuesday, July 26, 2016
Radio Hack Steals Keystrokes from Millions of Wireless Keyboards
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Sunday, July 24, 2016
The Devialet Phantom – can you recognize quality sound?
When you watch a video on YouTube, you can tell when quality is lacking. The image on your screen is pixelated, the sound is tinny, and while you can figure out what’s happening, you know searching for another of the same video will likely yield better results. Can you tell when a speaker at home is lacking quality? Do you keep an ear out for how it handles highs and lows?
If you not only notice that sort of thing but are appalled when it doesn’t live up to your expectations, then you’re likely on the hunt for a better speaker. If Devialet isn’t all talk, it seems as though the Phantom might have something to offer. Their creation is a 3000 Watt speaker that is said to give an ultra-dense sound that you can feel. They tout no distortion, saturation, or background noise from 16-25khz.
While they say it will replace any system you have, they also recommend getting 2 or more for an even more immersive sound. That is likely due to speakers being prone to having a sweet spot where you can hear the sound the best from one angle to the speaker than another. This can play all your music wirelessly through Bluetooth or WiFi, and is going to cost you a pretty penny at $2,390, coming in silver or white, though the latter only has 750 Watts and costs $1,990. If you’re an audiophile and it lives up to the hype, then it sounds like it might be worth the trouble.
Available for purchase on Amazon
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11 Police Robots Patrolling Around the World
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Friday, July 22, 2016
The KickassTorrents Case Could Be Huge
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Thursday, July 21, 2016
How the Republican Convention Fends Off Hackers
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Snowden Designs a Device to Warn If Your iPhone’s Radios Are Snitching
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How the RNC Would Handle a Worst-Case Scenario Like a Bio or Chemical Attack
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Wednesday, July 20, 2016
Now You Can Hide Your Smart Home on the Darknet
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Tuesday, July 19, 2016
WikiLeaks Dumps ‘Erdogan Emails’ After Turkey’s Failed Coup
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A New Service Alerts You When Someone Uses Your Social Security Number
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Saturday, July 16, 2016
Security News This Week: ATM Thieves Steal Millions With Malware
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Friday, July 15, 2016
Watching the Attempted Turkish Coup Unfold on Twitter
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How the Real Hackers Behind Mr. Robot Get It So Right
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Thursday, July 14, 2016
Big Privacy Ruling Says Feds Can’t Grab Data Abroad With a Warrant
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Clever Tool Shields Your Car From Hacks by Watching Its Internal Clocks
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Wednesday, July 13, 2016
What to Expect From Mr. Robot, Season Two (Hint: Lotsa Easter Eggs)
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Chrysler Launches Detroit’s First ‘Bug Bounty’ for Hackers
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Tuesday, July 12, 2016
Update Your Pokémon Go App Now to Fix That Privacy Mess
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Friday, July 8, 2016
Why a Killer Robot Was Likely the Only Option For Dallas Police
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‘Secret Conversations:’ End-to-End Encryption Comes to Facebook Messenger
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Thursday, July 7, 2016
Google Tests New Crypto in Chrome to Fend Off Quantum Attacks
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Wednesday, July 6, 2016
Hacker Lexicon: What Are CNE and CNA?
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Saturday, July 2, 2016
Hacker Lexicon: What Is Full Disk Encryption?
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Security News This Week: Hero Chatbot Lawyer Overturns 160,000 Parking Tickets
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