Topic: Security

The Senate Decided It's Not Okay to Spy on Email without a Warrant

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Following a leaked report that set off not one but two rounds of speculation into the future of digital privacy, the Senate Judiciary Committee approved a bill Thursday that requires a warrant to access e-mail and any other private communications stored over the cloud.

By Rebecca Greenfield

Oct 22, 2012

There Are 41 Very Unsafe Android Apps Out There

Researchers have identified 41 apps from Google's Play store that could expose bank information and leak e-mail and Facebook passwords, among other things.

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By Rebecca Greenfield

Jul 27, 2012

Some Ideas for What Apple Could do With Its AuthenTec Purchase

Apple just spent a bitty $356 million of its $117 billion in cash reserves to buy mobile security company AuthenTec, leading us to fantasize about the possible things Apple might do with its new purchase.

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By Dashiell Bennett

Jul 13, 2012

London's Olympic Security Sounds Like a Nightmare Waiting to Happen

The Opening Ceremonies are two weeks away, but organizers of the London Olympics are already taking heat over what could turn out to be the Games worst nightmare — a gigantic hole in security.

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By Alexander Abad-Santos

May 15, 2012

Newark Airport's Security Supervisor Pulled a Don Draper

If you needed more proof that what you see on Mad Men doesn't really translate into real life (no this isn't about martini lunches), meet Bimbo Olumuyiwa Oyewole, an illegal immigrant who assumed the identity of a murdered man and made his way to becoming a security supervisor at Newark airport.

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