Wi-Fi Jammers as an Innovative Deterrent for Young Cybercriminals: Could They Work?
A potential paradigm shift in tackling cybercrime emerges, igniting the question – can we use technology to reform youthful offenders? ...
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Europe’s Supreme Court Deems UK’s New Surveillance Law Unlawful
In a striking turn of events, the highest judicial element in Europe, the European Court of Justice (ECJ), has delivered ...
Visa Card Vulnerability: How Hackers Can Unlock Your Details in Six Seconds?
In the increasingly digital age, cybersecurity threats have become a growing concern for individuals and institutions alike. One such menace ...
UK Telcos And ISPs To Start Saving User Data For 12 Months For Govt Use
The legislation that allows the British government to snoop on you is now law despite public opposition. The new law ...
Did the Speed of Light Shift Over Time? New Theory Puts ‘Constant’ to Question.
Travel back to your high school science lessons where C symbolises the speed of light and was always known to ...
UK University Researchers Develop Intricate Algorithm to Decode Passwords
Lancaster University researchers in the UK are making waves in cybersecurity with their latest development - an algorithm that can ...
Botnet Attack Takes Out Liberia’s Internet Service As Attackers Threaten UK Companies And Security Researchers
It’s been two weeks since a botnet wreaked havoc in some parts of the United States. Using Mirai malware, hackers ...
LinkedIn Introduces Salary Information Feature To Facilitate Improved Job Searches
LinkedIn, the professional networking behemoth, is adding another dimension to its platform functionality - salary information. This new initiative aims ...
Facebook Challenges Company for Similarity to Instagram’s Name
Danny Lucas, a 49-year-old entrepreneur from Wrotham in Kent, UK, may not have anticipated inciting the ire of Facebook when ...