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Hacks labelled hackers for finding security hole
Telecoms companies involved in a US government scheme to provide an affordable phone service to the poor have threatened reporters who found a security hole in their Lifeline phone system with charges under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act.
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NSA hopes US people can't add up
Top US spook General Keith Alexander, the head of the NSA, told Congress that spying on the internet connections of ordinary people managed to disrupt 50 terror attacks since September 11. -
British government rewards bad parents
The British Government will be deciding what its citizens can see on the internet by the end of 2013 because some adults decided to breed and cannot take responsibly for what they spawned. -
Ordinary people have nothing to fear from Prism
Relying onstupidity, foreign secretary William Hague told the House of Commons that "ordinary people" have nothing to fear from US snooping. -
Group warns Google Glasses mean dystopian future
While the geekier of us have been frothing at the mouth dreaming of ugly glasses that are sort of like smartphones, one group is dead against it: Stop The Cyborgs argues that technology trends are lea
