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History: Spy radios, hacking when it counts.

World War II can be thought of as the first electronic war. Radio technology was firmly established commercially by the late 1930s and poised to make huge contributions to the prosecution of the war on all sides. Radio was rapidly adopted into the battlefield, which led to advancements in miniaturization and ruggedization of previously bulky and fragile vacuum tube gear. Radios were soon being used for everything from coordinating battlefield units to detonating anti-aircraft artillery shells.

August 16th, 2016|

Wireless keyboard eavesdropping threat

Security researcher Marc Newlin, of Bastille Networks, has revealed a security hole in a number of wireless keyboards and mice. They dubbed the hacking tool "KeySniffer". The vulnerability can allow a hacker to eavesdrop on everything being entered from confidential text to passwords or financial information. [...]

July 27th, 2016|

Anti-Spy-Phone attachment being developed by Snowden and Huang

Edward Snowden and Andrew Huang are designing a device to help protect smartphones from eavesdropping. Whether you are a journalist worried about government control, or anyone with confidential conversations, their idea could help protect your phone. Edward Snowden expressed the concern that sophisticated malware could control your phone to make [...]

July 21st, 2016|

Motivation for becoming a spy.

From a recent interview published at pri.org. What would it take to turn you into an informer against your country? For Gregory Allen Justice, a Boeing engineer from Culver City, California, arrested by the FBI last week on espionage charges, the answer appears to have been $3,500. [...]

July 14th, 2016|
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