Obama: NSA spying doesn't mean 'abandoning freedom'
In an interview with Charlie Rose, the president maintains that the top-secret NSA spying programs were within the bounds of the law and were intended to protect U. S. citizens....
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School iris-scanned students without telling parents
A Florida school admits that it made several mistakes when it allowed a security company to install iris scanners without telling parents -- and without even having a contract with the company.
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The first flagship BlackBerry 10 smartphone contains a "critical" bug that could allow hackers to crack into the device and pilfer files and data.
Comments in the country's state newspaper Minju Joson accuse the U. S. of "espionage against mankind," according to Reuters....
During the Miss USA pageant, Alabama's representative showed how difficult the core ideas behind surveillance methods are to grasp.
Hours after President Obama met with then Russian president Dmitry Medvedev in 2009, U. S. spies reportedly intercepted top-secret communications between Medvedev and his delegation....
Three Purdue students have been accused of entering their professor's computer and changing their grades -- even A to A+. They're said to have switched out the professor's keyboard to log keystrokes and glean passwords.
According to a new report, that T-Mobile USA and Verizon Wireless have foreign investors makes it more difficult for the NSA to collect data. But it still can get whatever it wants.
Security researchers discover an Android app called "Bad Pigs" that is nearly identical to Bad Piggies and asked users for permission to change settings and access personal information....