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title : WikiLeaks’ CIA Vault 7 Documents Reveals Know-How Of Covert Hacking Operation For Mac Devices
summary : The CIA has been snooping around Mac devices for a long time now based on the latest batch of Vault 7 documents that WikiLeaks published, showcasing the CIA’s capability to penetrate various Apple hardware.
date : Mar 23, 2017 06:03 PM EDT
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title : #StopPresidentBannon Trends on Twitter Amid Muslim Ban Protests
summary : After Steve Bannon was promoted to a role on the National Security Council on Saturday by President Donald Trump, the hashtag #StopPresidentBannon hit the top of Twitter's U.S. trending chart as thousands objected to President Trump's chief strategist. Before his political career, Bannon served as executive chair of Breitbart News, which is considered a far-right news, opinion and commentary website that Bannon described as the platform of the Internet-based alt-right, anti-mainstream movement. Associated Press sources from the White House stated Bannon's addition was "essential to the commander in chief's decision-making process."
date : Jan 29, 2017 04:34 PM EST
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title : BlackBerry DTEK50 Is World’s ‘Most Secure’ Android Smartphone
summary : Introducing the most secure Android smartphone to date from BlackBerry that will retail for $299.99 as it becomes available this coming August 8th. The DTEK50 will be compatible with AT&T and T-Mobil networks in the US.
date : Jul 27, 2016 06:06 AM EDT
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title : Edward Snowden Comes Up With "Introspection Engine" Device That Provides Warning Should You Be Snitched On
summary : Do you think that the authorities are listening in on you? Perhaps you might want to check out what Edward Snowden and Bunny Huang have in store for you with the introspection engine.
date : Jul 22, 2016 10:36 AM EDT
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title : Facebook Tests Encrypted, Self-Destructing Messenger Chats
summary : Facebook ups the ante in terms of chat security by testing out encrypted and self-destructing chats in Messenger Chats.
date : Jul 09, 2016 09:23 AM EDT
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title : NSA Collects Data Through 'Angry Birds,' Smartphone Apps
summary : Popular apps for smartphones have become necessary for many users, but the apps may come at a costly price aside from the fee from the app store. A whistleblower has come forth with details that apps from such phones are being tapped to garner personal information for data by National Security Agency (NSA) and its British counterpart Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ).
date : Jan 28, 2014 11:16 AM EST
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