John Oliver Grills Edward Snowden on ‘Last Week Tonight’
The Oliver-Snowden interview is uncomfortable to watch, and good journalism.
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Watch A Canadian Paratrooper Land In A Dense Forest
In the annual Maple Flag exercise, the Canadian air force military airplane dropped a company of paratroopers, where one of them had a pretty scary landing in a dense forest in this video
No Browser Was Safe at Pwn2Own 2015
Every major browser fell to the exploits delivered at Pwn2Own.
Stealth Is Non-Negotiable With the B-2 Bomber
Here is a video showcasing a B-2 Bomber and why the stealth on this platform is non-negotiable in every aspect.
How the FREAK SSL Flaw Could Have Been Prevented
Last week the world was panicking when the FREAK SSL flaw was discovered. Here’s how to stop another one from occurring.
Updated: Xiaomi Hits Back Hard at Bluebox Labs’ Claims
Xiaomi representatives strongly rebut Bluebox Labs’ claims, and say the device tested was tampered with
Bluebox Labs: Xiaomi Phones a Major Security Risk
Xiaomi devices ship with a number of security flaws due to the use of a forked version of Android.
Lenovo Faces Lawsuits Over Superfish
Suit alleges installing Superfish was a “fraudulent” business practice.
Qihoo’s 360 Security Also Claims 100 Million Record
Cheetah Mobile has some competition in the race to 100 million.
Lenovo Shipped PCs with Adware
Superfish is more of a badfish with the security threat it poses.
Kaspersky Lab Researchers Discover Malware That Lurks in HDD Firmware
Malware is traced back to the likely NSA-affiliated ‘Equation Group’.
IT: It’s the Place to be for Job Hunting
As unemployment waivers, people with IT skills are sought after.
Cheetah Mobile Hits 100 Million Downloads With CM Security Suite
Cross Strait mobile app team beats Line and Instagram to the 100 million mark with the CM Security Suite, but can it continue growing?
Uber Android App Watches Your Every Move
Security researcher picks apart Uber’s app and finds it resembles something out of 1984.
One Fifth of Japanese Have Lost a Smartphone, According to Survey
A small sample research done by Lookout Inc. Japan reveals that at least one out of five people in Japan have experienced losing their smartphones.
Regin: Stuxnet's Best Spying Malware Cousin
Regin is a new type of sophisticated malware that deeply embeds itself within a country, company or organization for the purpose of espionage.
Regin: Stuxnet's Best Spying Malware Cousin
Regin is a new type of sophisticated malware that deeply embeds itself within a country, company or organization for the purpose of espionage.
Jolla Announces Open Source Jolla Tablet with Intel Inside
Jolla has announced their own crowdfunded open source tablet based on their open source Sailfish OS 2 operating system powered by Intel mobile processors.
Ted Cruz Falsely Likens Net Neutrality to Obamacare
In a new political move by the Senator, Ted Cruz has likened Net Neutrality to Obamacare after the President announced his support for a Title II status.
