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Linux Worm Attacks ‘Things’
Originally posted on techblahblah:
Linux.Darlloz, in addition to being able to attack Linux computers, has the ability?to target small devices attached to the internet. Vulnerabilities in chips used in home routers, security cameras, set-top boxes like Apple TV, Roku, cable…
Tagged with: cybersecurity, Edward Snowden, Linux, Malware, NSA, snowden, virus, worm
Posted in Cybersecurity
Posted in Cybersecurity
Getting Google to Spy on you just a little bit less
From http://www.google.com/goodtoknow/online-safety/security-tools/ Skip to content Good to Know How you can stay safe and secure online Know your Google security and privacy tools Know your Google security and privacy tools With Google, you have a variety of tools that can help…
Tagged with: Edward Snowden, Gmail, Google, Google Account, Google Chrome, Google Dashboard, google privacy, Google Web History, NSA, snowden, World Wide Web, YouTube
Posted in Cybersecurity
Posted in Cybersecurity
“I Always Feel Like Somebody’s Watching Me”
Apparently the singer Rockwell was right. Someone is watching us, or at least storing every online record in a giant round file that may or may not ever be read by a human being and probably won’t even stop the next…
Tagged with: American Civil Liberties Union, CIA, cipher, cryptography, Disk encryption, Electronic Frontier Foundation, Encryption, FBI, Hard Disk Encryption, Linux, NSA, PRISM, Puppy Linux, snowden, Tor (anonymity network), Truecrypt
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Posted in Cybersecurity
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