There’s no doubt about it – the past couple of years have not been kind to the agencies which exist to “protect” us. Just mention the name Edward Snowden in a group of people and you’ll see what I mean. As most anyone knows, he was responsible for blowing... Read more
The FBI is Afraid Of Self-Driving Cars
News July 24, 2014
Self-driving cars offer unlimited potential for us as drivers. Just imagine for a second how the roads would look if all of the cars drove themselves to wherever they needed to get. Drivers could do other things, like prepare for their meetings, etc. instead of focusing all of their... Read more
A 14-year-old girl from the Netherlands thought that I was a good idea to play a joke with American Airlines by sending a terror threat via Twitter. The tweet read āHello my nameās Ibrahim and Iām from Afghanistan. Iām part of Al Qaida and on June 1st Iām gonna... Read more
Appbucket Founders Convicted
Internet March 31, 2014
The leader of a piracy group and a co-conspirator, that was engaged in the illegal distribution of copies of copyrighted Android apps have pleaded guilty for their roles in the plot that distributed more than a million copies of copyrighted apps.Ā The total retail value of these apps was... Read more
British Hacker Charged With Infiltrating US Government
Internet October 31, 2013
A British man has been arrested and charged with hacking intoĀ different US government networksĀ and then stealing āmassive quantitiesā of confidential data. 28 year old, British hacker Lauri Love, was arrested by representatives of the recently launchedĀ National Cyber Crime UnitĀ of the National Crime Agency (NCA) in Stradishall, Suffolk, last Friday... Read more
The Silk Road made a small fortune during its two and a half years as the webās biggest anonymous black market for illegal drugs, but at least a $28.5 million chunk of that money now belongs to the FBI. The bureau has located and seized a collection of 144,000... Read more
Silk Road, the clandestine online marketplace for illegal items including drugs, is offline following an arrestĀ of the website’s suspected operator by the FBI. A spokesperson said that on Tuesday, Ross William Ulbricht was arrested at a public library in San Francisco “without incident”. Those trying to access The Silk... Read more
Sources have revealed that the FBI have a history of asking software companies for backdoors in their encryption software to help them catch criminals. The backdoors would provide government agencies with the ability to wiretap peopleās computers. As the news broke out that the NSA had spent millions on... Read more
FBI’s Most Wanted Hackers
Internet September 14, 2012
There is something about hackers and hacking that make people think of a life of excitement and adventure. People, in general, may be divided into different camps as to their opinion of hackers, which in turn, depends largely on one’s definition of what makes a hacker. If we were... Read more
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