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12Million Apple Device IDs Stolen from FBI – #Antisec

By John Casaretto Sep 4, 2012

The hacker group Antisec released one million Apple UDIDs (Universal Device IDs) to the public today. The release is part of data captured from an FBI laptop that was compromised back in March. In…

New Nokia Phones Bake In Augmented Reality Tech

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 4, 2012

Today’s mobile news roundup features: the latest Nokia-Microsoft leaks; the new availability for BBC iPlayer mobile downloads; Brazil’s expansion leading to Lenovo’s two-week high; Baidu launching a mobile browser; and the Galaxy SIII named…

Pirate Bay Co-Founder Arrested in Cambodia, Back to Sweden for Prison Sentence

By John Casaretto Sep 4, 2012

The Wall St. Journal reports that Gottfrid Warg, a co-founder of bit torrent download site The Pirate Bay was arrested in Cambodia on Sunday. He was to have begun a one-year sentence months ago. …

Apple Shoots Down App That Tracks Military Drone Strikes

By Mike Wheatley Sep 4, 2012

iPhone apps fit into just about every category there is, include media and games apps to keep us entertained, social apps that let us stay connected, and news apps that keep us informed about…

Big Brother’s Big Data: Just Go With The Flow

By Mike Wheatley Sep 4, 2012

There are plenty of reasons to be paranoid about the government’s use of big data and how authorities could one day use it to control every aspect of our lives. This is the ultimate…

Security and the Stack – Christofer Hoff on theCube from VMworld 2012

By John Casaretto Sep 3, 2012

The road to security is one that is ever changing, but the path inevitably proceeds up the stack into new and transforming datacenter concepts. In today’s ecosystems, there exists a challenge and opportunity to…

Vulnerable Java Coats PCs in Poison Ivy, Zero-Day Exploits Abound

By Isha Suri Sep 3, 2012

Poison Ivy, a common backdoor Trojan that has been infecting computers from some time, is being injected by Chemical biz ‘Nitro’ hackers via the now much-vulnerable Java. Team Nitro, which was the culprit behind…

Watch What You Think: Scientists Can Now Hack Into Your Brain

By Mike Wheatley Sep 3, 2012

There’s nothing quite like the privacy of our own minds. It’s the most secure place we can ever go to, an intimate place where we can store our darkest secrets and safely think even…

The Best of Doctor Who: Apps and Gadgets

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 3, 2012

The British sci-fi TV series, Doctor Who is back for its seventh season on BBC. The season’s first episode, Doctor Who – Asylum of the Daleks, premiered on September 1st in the UK and…

jqMobi Version 1.1 Emerges, Will Develop Badoo Mobile App

By Isha Suri Sep 3, 2012

Emerging from the beta, the JqMobi version 1.1 delivers several enhancements to the existing plugins, like css3Animate and carousel. Plus, the objects can now register jqMobi events, which was previously only available to DOM…

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12Million Apple Device IDs Stolen from FBI – #Antisec

New Nokia Phones Bake In Augmented Reality Tech

Pirate Bay Co-Founder Arrested in Cambodia, Back to Sweden for Prison Sentence

Apple Shoots Down App That Tracks Military Drone Strikes

Big Brother’s Big Data: Just Go With The Flow

Security and the Stack – Christofer Hoff on theCube from VMworld 2012

Vulnerable Java Coats PCs in Poison Ivy, Zero-Day Exploits Abound

Watch What You Think: Scientists Can Now Hack Into Your Brain

The Best of Doctor Who: Apps and Gadgets

jqMobi Version 1.1 Emerges, Will Develop Badoo Mobile App

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