AT&T will reportedly create new activation fee, raise existing onesarstechnica.com·3 pts·redubbeded·0
Hackers for hire: How online forums make cybercrime easier than everwashingtonpost.com·2 pts·redubbeded·0
HackingTeam was more worried about Ethiopia exposing tech than targeting journoswashingtonpost.com·2 pts·redubbeded·0
Hacked hacking company: Terrorists could be using our tools right nowwashingtonpost.com·4 pts·redubbeded·3
Our brains are adapting to the Internet, outsourcing memories to digital storagewashingtonpost.com·3 pts·redubbeded·0
US gov tested facial recognition tech on thousands of Americans at DC airportwashingtonpost.com·3 pts·redubbeded·1
Workers caught up in OPM hack could sue the government under 1970s privacy lawwashingtonpost.com·1 pts·redubbeded·0
The government’s plan to regulate facial recognition tech is falling apartwashingtonpost.com·4 pts·redubbeded·0