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Future watch: iPhone with laser beams, 3D mapping, more…

Consumer technology eventually encroaches on ideas that were only dreamed of in the past. Developments come quickly these days, so it's worthwhile to keep an eye on where things are going. An eavesdropping technique that has been difficult to deploy in the past, could also be built [...]

December 8th, 2014|

Cyber bugs studied used for disaster rescue, real bugs…

by Kelly Dickerson, LiveScience.com Remote-controlled cyborg cockroaches could one day be among the first responders at disaster scenes to help locate survivors. A team of researchers at North Carolina State University has created a swarm of cyborg cockroaches, nicknamed "biobots," that are equipped with microphones [...]

November 27th, 2014|

NC: City Hall installs cameras AND listening devices.

Southport, NC, City Hall appears proud to have a new security system- 8 cameras AND listening devices.  I guess they may have not paid attention to problems other city offices have faced around the country. University of California Police Department and Nelson, NH City Hall are [...]

November 26th, 2014|

UC Police say bosses eavesdropped on them

Take-away: if you have a video system that also records audio, then you'd better make sure all of your employees have agreed to be monitored, or else disable the audio.  Whether or not the UC police surveillance system was used nefariously, once people (especially the [...]

November 22nd, 2014|

CIA has a new clue to it’s own personal puzzle.

from WIRED magazine, 11/20/2014 In 1989, the year the Berlin Wall began to fall, American artist Jim Sanborn was busy working on his Kryptos sculpture, a cryptographic puzzle wrapped in a riddle that he created for the CIA’s headquarters and that has been driving amateur [...]

November 21st, 2014|
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