FBI Slams Anti Snooping Encryption Methods
Big shady government organisations are much more common in the US than here in the UK. More often than not, the biggest ones are quite… Read More »FBI Slams Anti Snooping Encryption Methods
SnapChat: Beware Third Party Apps
SnapChat themselves have now responded to ‘The Snappening’, the leaking of 200,000 images from an archive site called SnapSaved after a hacking attack on the… Read More »SnapChat: Beware Third Party Apps
How to: Change your Dropbox Password and enable Two-step verfication
In light of the recent supposed leaks of Dropbox passwords now is a good idea to change yours, some of you may be wondering how… Read More »How to: Change your Dropbox Password and enable Two-step verfication
How To: Protect Your Photos From Hackers
Image Credit: Know Your Meme The recent hacking attack on Apple’s iCloud service, which led to many celebrities, male and female alike, having private naughty… Read More »How To: Protect Your Photos From Hackers
Twitter Suing US Govt. Over Data Requests
The internet is becoming more and more entangled with government snooping and government data requests than ever before, with major companies such as Google and… Read More »Twitter Suing US Govt. Over Data Requests
FB Messenger May Soon Include Payments
There has been a lot of rumor around Facebook lately relating to the social network possibly including some sort of payment service. First and foremost… Read More »FB Messenger May Soon Include Payments
USB Security Exploit Posted Online
Back in the Summer we reported a critical flaw in tech products which allowed hackers to disguise the device as critical computer components, such as… Read More »USB Security Exploit Posted Online
Google and Dropbox Increasing Security
You might have read our report on the increasing of security by Google on Android L, automatically encrypting user personal information and restricting access to… Read More »Google and Dropbox Increasing Security
Android L To Encrypt Data As Standard
In the face of the revealing of NSA hacking by Edward Snowden, plus other major evidence of spying from large government agencies operating inside the… Read More »Android L To Encrypt Data As Standard
eBay Issues ‘Fee Credit’ For Lost Sales During Outage
Following an eBay outage over the weekend the company is sending out emails to some of its sellers informing them of compensation on their fees… Read More »eBay Issues ‘Fee Credit’ For Lost Sales During Outage
Apple Pay Won’t Hit Europe Until 2015
Apple Pay, Apple’s home brewed NFC wireless payment method for the iPhone 6, may be coming to the US next month, but it seems that… Read More »Apple Pay Won’t Hit Europe Until 2015
Apple Nude Celebrity Photo Leak – Who is to blame?
Apple hit the news recently over leaked photos of naked celebrities. No doubt this has had people worried that Apple’s security isn’t what everyone thought… Read More »Apple Nude Celebrity Photo Leak – Who is to blame?