How to Steal an AI

Researchers show how they can reverse engineer and even fully reconstruct someone else's machine learning engine---using machine learning. The post How to Steal an AI appeared first on WIRED.

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Turns Out Consumers Stay Loyal to Companies After Hacks

Research suggests that consumers whose personal data has been compromised remain satisfied with and loyal to companies that have experienced a data breach. The post Turns Out Consumers Stay Loyal to Companies After Hacks appeared first on WIRED.

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Emergency Alert Texts Are Getting a Much Needed Upgrade

New FCC rules are going to make you hate those emergency alerts a whole lot less. The post Emergency Alert Texts Are Getting a Much Needed Upgrade appeared first on WIRED.

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A Top-Shelf iPhone Hack Now Goes for $1.5 Million

Zerodium offered $1 million for iPhone/iPad zero days when Apple released iOS 9 last year. With iOS 10, the rate has gone up considerably. The post A Top-Shelf iPhone Hack Now Goes for $1.5 Million appeared first on WIRED.

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Time to Kill Security Questions—or Answer Them With Lies

Security questions for password recovery are fundamentally insecure. But if we can't abolish them, we can at least make our answers tough to guess. The post Time to Kill Security Questions—or Answer Them With Lies appeared first on WIRED.

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Tesla Responds to Chinese Hack With a Major Security Upgrade

When researchers at the Chinese firm Tencent hacked a Tesla S, the carmaker pushed out a new security feature known as code signing to millions of vehicles. The post Tesla Responds to Chinese Hack With a Major Security Upgrade appeared first on WIRED.

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Our Favorite Hacker Moments From Mr. Robot Season 2

USA's Mr. Robot is known for its authentic portrayal of hacking. We've culled this season's best tidbits, from big hacks to spot-on references. The post Our Favorite Hacker Moments From Mr. Robot Season 2 appeared first on WIRED.

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Hack Brief: Yahoo Looks Set to Confirm a Big, Old Data Breach

The company is reportedly about to admit that a four-year-old collection 200 million user accounts up for sale on the dark web is real, stolen data. The post Hack Brief: Yahoo Looks Set to Confirm a Big, Old Data Breach appeared first on WIRED.

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As Elections Loom, Officials Debate How to Protect Voting From Hackers

With elections a few weeks away, government officials and lawmakers are debating whether to classify voting systems as critical infrastructure. The post As Elections Loom, Officials Debate How to Protect Voting From Hackers appeared first on WIRED.

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Cloudflare Launches a Three-Pronged Attack to Encrypt the Entire Web

The Internet infrastructure company Cloudflare is adding three new encryption features to protect more web traffic from prying eyes. The post Cloudflare Launches a Three-Pronged Attack to Encrypt the Entire Web appeared first on WIRED.

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How Police Trace Cellphones in IEDs Like the Ones in NYC

As terror suspect Ahmad Khan Rahami may be learning, cellphones make convenient detonators---and convenient tracking devices. The post How Police Trace Cellphones in IEDs Like the Ones in NYC appeared first on WIRED.

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Inside Google’s Internet Justice League and Its AI-Powered War on Trolls

The company's Jigsaw division is on a mission to protect the Internet's most vulnerable. Trouble is, doing good is a lot harder than "Don't be evil." The post Inside Google’s Internet Justice League and Its AI-Powered War on Trolls appeared first on WIRED.

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Security News This Week: Congress Celebrates the Snowden Movie by Slamming Snowden

Each weekend we round up the news stories that we didn’t break or cover in depth but still deserve your attention. The post Security News This Week: Congress Celebrates the Snowden Movie by Slamming Snowden appeared first on WIRED.

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U.K. Judge OKs Extradition to the U.S. for Hacktivist Lauri Love

Love is accused of hacking into many U.S. government websites, like the Federal Reserve, NASA, and FBI. The post U.K. Judge OKs Extradition to the U.S. for Hacktivist Lauri Love appeared first on WIRED.

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How the FBI Could Have Hacked the San Bernardino Shooter’s iPhone

The technique hints that the FBI may have been more interested in setting a precedent by forcing Apple's cooperation than in accessing a terrorist's data. The post How the FBI Could Have Hacked the San Bernardino Shooter's iPhone appeared first on WIRED.

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Russian Hackers Get Bolder in Anti-Doping Agency Attack

The attack on the World Anti-Doping Agency, following the DNC hack, signals Russian hackers emerging from the shadows to brazenly flaunt their work. The post Russian Hackers Get Bolder in Anti-Doping Agency Attack appeared first on WIRED.

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Edward Snowden Really Needs Oliver Stone’s Hero Movie Right Now

A campaign to ask Obama to pardon the NSA whistleblower hopes for a boost from the film's simplistic depiction of Snowden's heroism and the NSA's evil. The post Edward Snowden Really Needs Oliver Stone’s Hero Movie Right Now appeared first on WIRED.

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The Feds Will Soon Be Able to Legally Hack Almost Anyone

The Justice Department is planning a vast expansion of government hacking, and the unintended consequences could be staggering. The post The Feds Will Soon Be Able to Legally Hack Almost Anyone appeared first on WIRED.

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NY Cracks Down on Mattel and Hasbro For Tracking Kids Online

NY state fines Viacom, Mattel, JumpStart, and Hasbro for violating the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act by tracking kids under 13 around the web. The post NY Cracks Down on Mattel and Hasbro For Tracking Kids Online appeared first on WIRED.

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MobileMan wearable Bluetooth speaker system is something else

When we talk about wearable technology, most of the time, we would think about the likes of a smartwatch, or perhaps one of those heart rate monitors in which fitness buffs love to use in order to keep track of their movement. Well, how about a wearable Bluetooth speaker? This is truly something else entirely, as the MobileMan S1 that will arrive in red and black shades would like to break new ground in the portable audio market with what is deemed to be the latest wearable audio Bluetooth speaker.

Sporting a breakthrough innovative design in which you can see above, the MobileMan S1 series is capable of supporting the entire range of motion. In other words, those who tend to live an active and healthy lifestyle will be able to enjoy the musical ditties and tunes of their choice, all the while maintaining complete awareness of their surroundings. You will definitely be a whole lot safer enjoying your evening jogs while you have the MobileMan S1 Bluetooth speaker, that is for sure!

There are two different kinds of models under the MobileMan S1 series from which one can choose from — and they are the MobileMan S1 Premium and MobileMan S1 Sport. Regardless of which model that you decide on, you will find that they share unique features such as weather resistant speakers, Bluetooth connectivity of up of 30 feet, a battery life that should be able to touch 10 hours, depending on usage, reflective accents that make it useful when you prefer to work out at night on the streets, all packed into a lightweight package that does not tip the scales at more than 7 ounces.

All units will sport adjustable straps that provide a secure and comfortable fit, where a flexible utility pocket lets you stash away small items such as keys, and the integrated microphone enables one to answer calls seamlessly via the device. Any takers?

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Hack Brief: Beware the Spammy Pokemon Go Apps Being Pushed to Millions of iPhones

Malicious third-party app stores ride on the notoriety of viral apps to trick people into downloading their phony software. The post Hack Brief: Beware the Spammy Pokemon Go Apps Being Pushed to Millions of iPhones appeared first on WIRED.

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AI Can Recognize Your Face Even If It’s Pixelated

Hackers can train artificial neural networks to recognize objects, read text, and even identify faces in obfuscated images. The post AI Can Recognize Your Face Even If It's Pixelated appeared first on WIRED.

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Security News This Week: Google Ups the Ante on Web Encryption

Each weekend we round up the news stories that we didn’t break or cover in depth but still deserves your attention. The post Security News This Week: Google Ups the Ante on Web Encryption appeared first on WIRED.

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Our Connected World and the Unseen Legacies of 9/11

Fifteen years later, much of the world we're living in is a direct result of the tragedies that morning. The post Our Connected World and the Unseen Legacies of 9/11 appeared first on WIRED.

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Powell Email Shows Clinton Was Hardly First to Break Security Rules

In a newly revealed email, Colin Powell dishes to Clinton on how he used private email and a PDA a decade before she did. The post Powell Email Shows Clinton Was Hardly First to Break Security Rules appeared first on WIRED.

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Actually, Clinton Should Have Destroyed Her Phones Better

Politics aside, the best way to destroy data is often physical destruction---ideally, "a blender and fire." The post Actually, Clinton Should Have Destroyed Her Phones Better appeared first on WIRED.

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Google’s Clever Plan to Stop Aspiring ISIS Recruits

The company's tech incubator and think tank subsidiary Jigsaw is trying the ISIS-fighting technique Google knows best: targeted advertising. The post Google's Clever Plan to Stop Aspiring ISIS Recruits appeared first on WIRED.

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The Next President Will Decide the Fate of Killer Robots—and the Future of War

The incoming commander-in-chief will have a historic opportunity to shape the future of robotics and war. They should seize it. The post The Next President Will Decide the Fate of Killer Robots—and the Future of War appeared first on WIRED.

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These Sound Intone Noise Cancelling Headphones will help you focus

There is always something we could be doing. There are chores to be done, work you could get ahead on, food prep, and endless leisure activities and projects that would be fun to start, but would take up too much time. We only have so many hours in the day, and our brains can only handle so much input, which is why having an ideal work environment is critical to getting more done on any given day.

We work while eating, driving, in bed, on the bus, at the office, and at home where we should be relaxing. Since you can’t escape deadlines, sometimes you have to buckle down and get things done whether or not you want to. These Noise Isolating Headphones from Sound Intone could certainly help you to hone in on the task at hand without being pulled away by exterior distractions. These consist of a casted zinc alloy headband with electroplated coating, a stainless steel pull arm, memory foam ear cups with a PU leather cover, and a 3.9ft braided cable.

They fold up easily for travel, are on-ear, and have a 360 degree high sensitive omni-directional mic for better clarity when taking calls. While this $30 pair of headphones seem pretty sturdy and are competitively priced, their noise canceling is passive rather than active, reducing the exterior noise, but not dampening it completely. If you really want to go for absolute silence, you’ll have to pay a bigger bill.

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How Baltimore Became America’s Laboratory for Spy Tech

The city of Baltimore has all the ingredients to make the perfect modern panopticon. The post How Baltimore Became America's Laboratory for Spy Tech appeared first on WIRED.

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People, Please Don’t Store Private Data in Your Address Book

We beg you. The post People, Please Don't Store Private Data in Your Address Book appeared first on WIRED.

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Bill Clinton Staffer’s Email Was Breached on Hillary’s Private Server, FBI Says

Though the FBI found no evidence that Hillary Clinton's emails was compromised, an unnamed staffer working for her husband was hacked in early 2013. The post Bill Clinton Staffer’s Email Was Breached on Hillary's Private Server, FBI Says appeared first on WIRED.

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Go Update OS X and Safari Right Now

Apple's latest OS X update patches a dangerous (and rare) zero-day vulnerability. The post Go Update OS X and Safari Right Now appeared first on WIRED.

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