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More connected? We're more vulnerable, too
Washington Post Near the end of a report on Chinese hackers infiltrating the US Chamber of Commerce, the Wall Street Journal dropped the details that a thermostat at a Chamber-owned property was found communicating with an e-mail address in China and a printer in one … |
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Carrier IQ: Motorola, T-Mobile detail use
Washington Post Al Franken (D-Minn) for more details on how they use Carrier IQ software. In its letter to Franken, T-Mobile revealed that it uses the device on some of its premium smartphones including the HTC Amaze and the Samsung Galaxy S II. … The Great Carrier IQ Disabling Begins Sprint Pulls Carrier IQ Software Carrier IQ: Phone Manufacturers are to Blame |
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Tests Cast Doubt on F.C.C. Restrictions on Kindle and iPad — The Federal Aviation Administration has its reasons for preventing passengers from reading from their Kindles and iPads during takeoff and landing. But they just don’t add up. — Since I wrote a column last month asking why these rules exist …