I don’t watch much TV, but it just so happens that I did recently and it included one of my pet-peeve phrases “nothing to hide.” During a HGTV show in which a couple was moving overseas and house hunting, when shown a house with virtually no privacy, the man said it was a good thing they had “nothing to
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Google Play apps used to hide 'BadNews' mobile botnet, security firm discovers
PCWorld.co.nz Google's Play store security has once again been embarrassed by the discovery of an ambitious botnet that sneaked past its app vetting systems to infect possibly huge numbers of Android users. John E Dunn | Tuesday, April 23 2013. Tweet. Google's Play … |
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Google Play apps used to hide 'BadNews' mobile botnet, security firm discovers
Techworld.com Google's Play store security has once again been embarrassed by the discovery of an ambitious botnet that sneaked past its app vetting systems to infect possibly huge numbers of Android users. Lookout Mobile Security, which spotted the ruse, said it … |
“NSA Whistleblower: Everyone in US under virtual surveillance, all info stored, no matter the post,” reported RT after interviewing William Binney. RT said this is being done under the “Terrorist Surveillance Program” which is probably better known as NSA warrantless wiretapping. But Binney also named and blamed the FBI this time:
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