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Windows has great protection built-in, so third-party suites come down to the extras.
Depending on the model, a robot vacuum cleaner can potentially generate floor maps, record cleaning histories, watch you take a bathroom break or record your private conversations. Top vacuum models with the most features have various ways to process what’s happening inside your home; some include microphones and/or remote video viewing to act as little round drones…
Opening a door with a hairpin is a common cliché in books, movies and video games. If you are a fan of Better Call Saul, you might have seen a different way of escaping a more technologically advanced capture. In the episode called “Wiedersehen” (Season Four Episode Nine), Werner Ziegler uses a laser pointer to…
Amazon Alexa in all its forms has become increasingly prevalent across households — over 600 million Alexa-enabled devices have been purchased worldwide since its initial release. Even though this doesn’t translate directly to active Alexa users, it’s still an impressive figure that, for many people, conjures up privacy concerns. This proliferation of Alexa is only…
Security researchers at digital rights unit Citizen Lab say government spyware makers are abusing global advertising networks to target and hack devices by serving malicious online adverts.
Flock CEO Garrett Langley said that his company has not ended any contracts with its customers over abuse of its products.
Most companies use AI agents to ship products faster or to speed up workflows. Apate.ai sends them undercover to get scammed.
Google has a vested interest in collecting and selling your data, but that doesn’t mean protecting yourself is impossible.
The U.S. Department of Justice is warning that hackers working for the North Korean regime are increasingly relying on Americans to facilitate the hacking of U.S. companies.
OpenAI said it has alerted the FBI after discovering that an employee allegedly planted a hidden recording device in one of the AI maker’s office executive conference rooms.