Hack Brief: 4-Year-Old Dropbox Hack Exposed 68 Million People’s Data

Dropbox had a security "incident" in 2012, but the true scale and severity of that hack is only now coming to light. The post Hack Brief: 4-Year-Old Dropbox Hack Exposed 68 Million People's Data appeared first on WIRED.

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Forget Software—Now Hackers Are Exploiting Physics

An emerging form of hacking techniques targets the fundamental physical properties of computation. The post Forget Software—Now Hackers Are Exploiting Physics appeared first on WIRED.

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Hack Brief: As FBI Warns Election Sites Got Hacked, All Eyes Are on Russia

Two-hundred thousand voter records were stolen from the Illinois board of elections, and a few murky clues point yet again to Russian hackers. The post Hack Brief: As FBI Warns Election Sites Got Hacked, All Eyes Are on Russia appeared first on WIRED.

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Security News This Week: Hillary Clinton Didn’t Delete Her Emails, She Super Deleted Them

Each Saturday we round up the news stories that we didn’t break or cover in depth at WIRED, but which deserve your attention nonetheless. The post Security News This Week: Hillary Clinton Didn't Delete Her Emails, She Super Deleted Them appeared first on WIRED.

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The Cubii Mini Elliptical helps your mind and body keep active while you’re at work

When you’re sitting at a desk all day with constant stress on you, it’s hard to want to do any physical activity when you get home. Waking up earlier in the day is your best chance of getting in a workout, but if you falter in the slightest with your morning routine, you’re not going to make it to the gym. That isn’t your only hope though, as you can find some options that will keep you active without requiring a chunk of time out of your day.

While the Cubii isn’t going to give you a six pack, it will at least keep your body in motion. This is an elliptical that will sit under your desk so you can pedal your way to some quality cardio, or put you on a pleasant stroll to nowhere. It was made to be as ergonomic as possible so that you are at the best angle and won’t be smacking your knees with every rotation. Just to make sure everyone can use it, this comes with 2 wheel stoppers so rolling chair users don’t feel left out.

You won’t just be peddling along without any challenge as there are 8 levels of adjustable resistance, and best of all is that it is completely silent. Coworkers around you won’t even know you’re burning mad calories on your FitBit. This is equipped with Bluetooth and works with an app so yes, you can track your strides, time, distance, and set goals. This is going to cost you around $347, and comes in black and red or various shades of grey.

Available for purchase on Amazon
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Where Are Trump’s and Clinton’s Biggest Donations Coming From? We Made a Map

The 10 zip codes donating the most money to the Clinton campaign are located in just three metropolitan areas: New York, Washington D.C., and San Francisco. The post Where Are Trump’s and Clinton’s Biggest Donations Coming From? We Made a Map appeared first on WIRED.

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A Hacking Group Is Selling iPhone Spyware to Governments

Well-funded and professional organization sells extremely sophisticated mobile spyware to nation states. The post A Hacking Group Is Selling iPhone Spyware to Governments appeared first on WIRED.

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WhatsApp’s Privacy Cred Just Took a Big Hit

Now that WhatsApp is sharing phone numbers with Facebook, it's no longer the security oasis users relied on. The post WhatsApp's Privacy Cred Just Took a Big Hit appeared first on WIRED.

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Of Course People Immediately Started Exploiting the Leaked NSA Vulnerabilities

When unreported bugs get out, every petty criminal and curious teen starts taking advantage of them. The post Of Course People Immediately Started Exploiting the Leaked NSA Vulnerabilities appeared first on WIRED.

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Security News This Week: Eddie Bauer Stores, Hotels and Hospitals Hacked

Each Saturday we round up the news stories that we didn’t break or cover in depth at WIRED, but which deserve your attention nonetheless. The post Security News This Week: Eddie Bauer Stores, Hotels and Hospitals Hacked appeared first on WIRED.

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WIRED’s Latest HTTPS Update: We’re Almost There, Folks

WIRED still isn't at full HTTPS, but we're making good progress. The post WIRED's Latest HTTPS Update: We’re Almost There, Folks appeared first on WIRED.

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Hackers Trick Facial-Recognition Logins With Photos From Facebook (What Else?)

Researchers use online photos to create 3-D renders of faces and successfully dupe four facial recognition systems. The post Hackers Trick Facial-Recognition Logins With Photos From Facebook (What Else?) appeared first on WIRED.

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Twitter Says It Suspended 360,000 Suspected Terrorist Accounts in a Year

The social network says it is getting more serious about terrorism on its platform. The post Twitter Says It Suspended 360,000 Suspected Terrorist Accounts in a Year appeared first on WIRED.

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Why #Lochtegate Is the Diversion America Deserves

If you had hoped the Olympics would distract you from the garbage fire of the 2016 Election, you've been disappointed. But the absurd #lochtegate might do the trick. The post Why #Lochtegate Is the Diversion America Deserves appeared first on WIRED.

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Voting Machines Are a Mess—But the Feds Have a (Kinda) Plan

DHS is getting involved in voting machine security, and not a minute too late. The post Voting Machines Are a Mess—But the Feds Have a (Kinda) Plan appeared first on WIRED.

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The Shadow Brokers Mess Is What Happens When the NSA Hoards Zero-Days

As zero-days appear to leak from an elite NSA-linked hacker team, the incident puts the focus back on the agency's controversial hacking activities. The post The Shadow Brokers Mess Is What Happens When the NSA Hoards Zero-Days appeared first on WIRED.

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These Zungle Panther Sunglasses give your life a soundtrack while making you look cool

If you live in an area that sees a lot of sun, then you probably own at least one pair of sunglasses. Some like to be stylish and have multiples so they can coordinate with their outfits, but functionality and not spending copious amounts on many different pairs of shades can be just as effective. Of course, they don’t just have to be normal sunglasses that block your eyes from the rays of the sun. They can be far more…entertaining.

While you wouldn’t think of these sweet Zungle Panther Sunglasses as being anything more snazzy shades, they’re also bone conduction speakers, and have a mic so you can take calls on the go. It’ll be so discreet that people will think you’re talking to yourself all over again, just like the Bluetooth earpiece craze (which hasn’t fully gone away). We’ve seen plenty of these bone conduction headsets in the past, though nothing quite this streamlined.

The benefits of these headsets are that they are much safer as the open ear allows you to hear exterior sound, its built-in mic is noise-cancelling, and has four hours of play time. Since these are likely meant for a very specific group of consumers (9-to-5er’s who live in a sunny state that are only outside for a few hours a day), they are pretty neat and cost as much as any other nice shades would at $119. These are already funded through indiegogo, but are pre-order only, shipping in February of next year.

Available for pre-order on Indiegogo
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No One Wants to Buy Those Stolen NSA-Linked ‘Cyberweapons’

Most of the bids for the Shadow Brokers' supposed cache of stolen NSA code amount to beer-and-pizza money. The post No One Wants to Buy Those Stolen NSA-Linked 'Cyberweapons' appeared first on WIRED.

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The Baltimore PD’s Race Bias Extends to High-Tech Spying, Too

Baltimore's use of stingray disproportionately affects black neighborhoods, according to a new FCC complaint. The post The Baltimore PD's Race Bias Extends to High-Tech Spying, Too appeared first on WIRED.

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Hackers Claim to Auction Data Stolen From NSA-Linked Spies

A group calling itself Shadow Brokers has claimed to hack the NSA-connected hackers known as Equation Group and put their stolen files up for sale. The post Hackers Claim to Auction Data Stolen From NSA-Linked Spies appeared first on WIRED.

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The Escort Max II Radar Detector makes you seem like a model citizen

Everyone exceeds the speed limit whether they mean to or not. When you’re on a long stretch of road for seemingly endless miles with no cars coming or going, you’re going to be a bit lead-footed so you can get to where you’re going faster. Of course, there are police officers who need to do their jobs, and sometimes we forget how fast we’re going when we get closer to civilization.

If you ever find yourself in need of a reminder that you should probably slow down your speed demon ways, then the Escort Max II Radar Detector should help you out. This is a receiver that incorporates military technology, has a multi-color OLED display, and is updated weekly on the whereabouts of red light and speed cameras in North America. It also features a community aspect as other users in the area will give you real-time alerts, warnings, and local speed limit data.

It has a great range, uses voice alerts, and is Bluetooth-equipped for access to Escort Live. This is basically just a network to help you avoid tickets, but it’s pretty obvious that you should be driving safely in tandem with using this. This is one of the more expensive models at $399.99, but seeing that it can save those who can’t seem to help but speed check themselves before racking up tickets which will easily equal that price after 2 or more tickets.

Available for purchase on Amazon
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Security News This Week: The DNC Hack Was Worse Than We Thought

Each Saturday we round up the news stories that we didn’t break or cover in depth at WIRED, but which deserve your attention nonetheless. The post Security News This Week: The DNC Hack Was Worse Than We Thought appeared first on WIRED.

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Microsoft Secure Boot Key Leak Shows Why Backdoors Can’t Work

Leak underscores the dangers of so-called "golden keys." The post Microsoft Secure Boot Key Leak Shows Why Backdoors Can’t Work appeared first on WIRED.

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The Ticwatch 2 – Are we there yet?

We seem to be on the very futile search to find the perfect smartwatch. New aspects and innovations keep being realized for this wearable technology, and while some products are just a rehashing of things that already exist, there are those that want to improve on the model. Smartwatches have been around long enough now that we essentially know what we would want, need, and like to have.

The Ticwatch 2 is yet another smartwatch, but they claim to be the most interactive. It has a dialer, calendar, weather report, voice search, gives notifications, controls your music, has Find My Phone, is compatible with Google Fit, Uber, Yelp, does fitness tracking, and has plenty of customization. Changing out bands for work and exercise is simple as you don’t need any tools to switch it out. Voice interaction is started by saying “Ok, Tico” and from there you should be able to call an Uber without opening the app, find a restaurant nearby, and more.

There’s touch control where certain swipes mean different actions, there’s a side strip along the outside of the clock face on the side so you can scroll, zoom, and control your volume without covering up the screen. Flipping your wrist twice will answer calls and knocking the watch twice will shuffle the songs. Putting your hand over the watch face will switch the watch to incognito mode where it just looks like a nice digital watch. It works with iPhone and Android, and will cost you $159 or more. While this is very surface level information, you’ll want to read more on their Kickstarter campaign as they’ve reached over a million in funding despite only asking for $50k.

Available for crowdfunding on Kickstarter
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It’d Be Crazy Easy for Brazil to Block the Web Right Now

The country has proven time again that it's willing to block access to sites. The post It'd Be Crazy Easy for Brazil to Block the Web Right Now appeared first on WIRED.

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A New Wireless Hack Can Unlock 100 Million Volkswagens

A team of researchers has found that Volkswagen stores secret keys in car components that leave almost all its vehicles since 1995 vulnerable to theft. The post A New Wireless Hack Can Unlock 100 Million Volkswagens appeared first on WIRED.

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Press Releases Finally Get a Devoted Readership: Hackers

Compromising a newswire service can be more damaging, and more lucrative, than you might think. The post Press Releases Finally Get a Devoted Readership: Hackers appeared first on WIRED.

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Hack Brief: Hackers May Have Breached Oracle’s Cash Register System

It's not clear how bad this is---but it's definitely not good. The post Hack Brief: Hackers May Have Breached Oracle’s Cash Register System appeared first on WIRED.

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Vulnerability Exposes 900M Android Devices—and Fixing Them Won’t Be Easy

QuadRooter isn't just a vulnerability. It's a reminder of how hard it is to keep Android safe. The post Vulnerability Exposes 900M Android Devices—and Fixing Them Won't Be Easy appeared first on WIRED.

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Hacker Unlocks ‘High Security’ Electronic Safes Without a Trace

An unassuming, but powerful attack on the safe you might have at your house. The post Hacker Unlocks 'High Security' Electronic Safes Without a Trace appeared first on WIRED.

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Torrentz Has Died, But It Won’t Take Torrenting With It

Everyone's favorite torrent search engine has closed shop. The next won't be far behind. The post Torrentz Has Died, But It Won’t Take Torrenting With It appeared first on WIRED.

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Fake Boarding Pass App Gets Hacker Into Fancy Airline Lounges

Przemek Jaroszewski has spoofed QR codes to sneak into premium airline lounges and buy duty-free goods dozens of times at airports across Europe. The post Fake Boarding Pass App Gets Hacker Into Fancy Airline Lounges appeared first on WIRED.

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Apple’s Finally Offering Bug Bounties—With the Highest Rewards Ever

Better late than never. The post Apple's Finally Offering Bug Bounties---With the Highest Rewards Ever appeared first on WIRED.

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Sad Windows XP Machine Spotted at the Las Vegas Airport

Seriously, it's time to upgrade to an operating system that actually receives security updates. The post Sad Windows XP Machine Spotted at the Las Vegas Airport appeared first on WIRED.

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At Black Hat, a Reminder That Decryption Can’t Be Legally Mandated

At Black Hat, civil liberties lawyers explain how companies can empower themselves to fight unreasonable government requests for customer information. The post At Black Hat, a Reminder That Decryption Can't Be Legally Mandated appeared first on WIRED.

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DNC Breach Rallies Hackers To Clinton’s Side in Vegas

Trump's dangerous remarks on cybersecurity have led to the first-ever political fundraiser at one of America's biggest hacker conferences. The post DNC Breach Rallies Hackers To Clinton's Side in Vegas appeared first on WIRED.

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Hackers Fool Tesla S’s Autopilot to Hide and Spoof Obstacles

Researchers try out methods of jamming and spoofing the car's radar, ultrasonic sensors, and cameras---with disturbing results. The post Hackers Fool Tesla S's Autopilot to Hide and Spoof Obstacles appeared first on WIRED.

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Hack Brief: Hackers Breach the Ultra-Secure Messaging App Telegram in Iran

The encrypted messaging app Telegram appears to have been hit in targeted attacks. The post Hack Brief: Hackers Breach the Ultra-Secure Messaging App Telegram in Iran appeared first on WIRED.

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Hackers Figure Out How to Hijack a Big Rig’s Accelerator and Brakes

As researchers demonstrate digital attacks on a 33,000 pound truck, car hacking is moving beyond consumer vehicles. The post Hackers Figure Out How to Hijack a Big Rig's Accelerator and Brakes appeared first on WIRED.

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America’s Voting Machines Aren’t Ready For This Election

America's electronic voting machines are old, buggy, and insecure. The post America’s Voting Machines Aren’t Ready For This Election appeared first on WIRED.

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The Jeep Hackers Are Back to Prove Car Hacking Can Get Much Worse

After sparking a 1.4 million vehicle Chrysler recall, the security researchers offer a new lesson: It could have been---and could still be---much worse. The post The Jeep Hackers Are Back to Prove Car Hacking Can Get Much Worse appeared first on WIRED.

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