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Tech Review: iKeep carabineer lanyard for iPhone

  • iphone lanyard
  • January 31, 2012
The iKeep is an all-in-one protection accessory for the iPhone and iPod touch. It provides anti-theft and anti-damage by way of a combination...
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San Jose-based Adobe makes updating security protections easier

  • Adobe Reader
  • July 17, 2011
Software update pop-ups never seem to come at the right time. You’re busy composing an urgent e-mail, reading a breaking news story or...
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The new FBI

  • FBI
  • June 13, 2011
There are new self-prescribed powers that the FBI has granted itself [1], through the mechanism of its operations manual [2], and there seems to be...
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Verizon denies its payment sites attacked by Spy Eye Trojan

Verizon has taken strong exception to a report from Web application security firm Trusteer linking the Spy Eye Trojan to a security vulnerability...
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Why your personal information at Verizon is at risk

This story has recently been updated. A network security company called Trusteer today revealed that telecom giant Verizon’s online payment...
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Mother Stabs her own 8-month old daughter at Social Services Office Visitation

  • Mother stabs own baby
  • April 30, 2012
In Baltimore last Tuesday, a mother, Kenisha Thomas, 29, entered the Social Services building concealing a large kitchen knife and repeatedly...
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Cyber-war, the reality and consequences

In my first article on the next generation of cyber-warfare called The New Draft - Welcome to the Silent War, we discussed the issues of computer...
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Can your partner change? Believe it, even if you don't see it.

Does the effort of changing your behavior to increase your partner’s happiness make a difference? It turns out it does… but only if...
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Lost in the Hustle and Bustle

Your phone may be smart, but can it protect your data if it is lost and found in the wrong hands? A new studycalledLost in Transitby AVG in...
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San Francisco super-sleuths win $50,000 prize for decoding shredded documents

The government’s challenge— DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency) of the U.S. Government sent out a challenge to anyone...
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