技術
高められて技術を追跡することはRFIDを助けるかもしれない
水曜日、2008年4月16日ドンクラークによって ロスアンジェルスの開始は言う劇的に低価格の認識票のための多くの新規アプリケーションを開発する普及した無線追跡の技術の範囲を拡大する方法を開発したことを。 密接に保持されたMojix Inc。 RFIDとして知られている技術に強化を言う -- 無線周波のため…
付けられる RFID, 技術 そして 米国のニュース
頭脳の走査器はあなたの未来の移動を予測する
水曜日、2008年4月16日この物語を 読むことにしたずっと前にEwen Callawayの新しい科学者はあなたの頭脳そのリンク」を既に「かちりと言う音言うかもしれない。 テスト主題1つのボタンを押したまたは別のものの頭脳のスキャンによって-しかしないコンピュータマウス-研究者は人々が彼らの選択を実現した約7秒前に決定を漏らした信号をので正確に示した。 発見に心読書のための含意、および自由意志の性質がある。 「私達の…
付けられる 技術
新しい国内衛星監視サーベイランス制度
水曜日、2008年4月9日新しい衛星監視サーベイランス制度を国会の新しい批評の下に進水させる自国の保安の部門のための計画は来ている。 先週、ミハエルChertoff秘書は衛星監視サーベイランス制度が行ってすぐに準備ができていることを言った。 しかしプライバシーの心配に演説するために部門が多くをしなければ今ウォールストリート・ジャーナルのレポート民主党員はプログラムを締めることを脅している。 衛星プログラムは提供するように設計されている…
付けられる お兄さん, 技術 そして 米国のニュース
NSAはLinuxソフトウェアの新版を解放する
水曜日、2008年4月9日ワシントン州、(UPI) 3月24日 -- 米国。 国家安全保障代理店はユーザーのための高められた保証を提供する開け源コンピュータオペレーティングシステムのLinuxの自身の版を解放した。 新しいソフトウェアはLinuxのユーザーのための電子メールのリストに今月上旬に出された -- 多くの専門家が信じるシステムはオペレーティングいたるところにあるマイクロソフト・ウインドウズにより安全な代わりを提供する。 Linuxは中心を…意味する開け源である、
付けられる インターネット, NSA そして 技術
次の人権の戦いは心にある
水曜日、2008年4月9日Cliveトムソンによって マンハッタン の通りの下のワイヤーで縛られたTrolling、私は突然女性の声を聞く。 「だれがそこにいるか。 Who's there?" she whispers. I look around but can't figure out where it's coming from. It seems to emanate from inside my skull. Was I going nuts? Nope. I had simply encountered a new advertising medium: hypersonic sound. It broadcasts audio in a focused beam, so that only a ...
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Documents prove FBI tracks Internet and phones
Wednesday, April 9th, 2008FBI also spies on home soil for military, documents show; Much information acquired without court order John Byrne The Federal Bureau of Investigation has been routinely monitoring the e-mails, instant messages and cell phone calls of suspects across the United States -- and has done so, in many cases, without the approval of a court. Documents released under the Freedom of Information Act and given to the Washington Post -- which stuck ...
tagged Big Brother, FBI, Internet, Spying, Technology and USA News
Did BT spy on 36,000 customers?
Sunday, April 6th, 2008By MATTHEW HICKLEY BT tested secret "spyware" on tens of thousands of its broadband customers without their knowledge, it admitted yesterday. It carried out covert trials of a system which monitors every internet page a user visits. Companies can exploit such data to target users with tailored online advertisements. An investigation into the affair has been started by the Information Commissioner, the personal data watchdog. Privacy campaigners reacted with horror, accusing BT of illegal interception ...
tagged Internet, Technology and UK News
Mobile phones ‘more dangerous than smoking’
Tuesday, April 1st, 2008Brain expert warns of huge rise in tumours and calls on industry to take immediate steps to reduce radiation. Mobile phones could kill far more people than smoking or asbestos, a study by an award-winning cancer expert has concluded. He says people should avoid using them wherever possible and that governments and the mobile phone industry must take "immediate steps" to reduce exposure to their radiation. The study, by Dr Vini Khurana, ...
tagged Health News and Technology
Brain scan lie detectors ‘may already be in use’
Friday, March 28th, 2008A brain imaging technique called fMRI may be being used as a "lie detector" by US intelligence agencies, despite concerns over unreliability and the possibility of abuse, a leading academic has claimed. Professor Jonathan Marks, a bioethicist at Pennsylvania State University in the US and a lawyer at London's Matrix Chambers, says in an article in the American Journal of Law and Medicine that he believes that the use of ...
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Are Biometrics the Future of Credit Cards?
Monday, February 25th, 2008Credit and debit cards have taken the place of cash for most modern transactions. What’s next? According to research from Emme Kozloff, a Sanford Bernstein analyst, the power to buy groceries will soon be at your fingertips. Wal Mart and Costco are looking into biometric payment systems. These work by recognizing the fingerprint of registered users. The customers place their fingertip on a pad, then select which form of payment ...
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Hackers Steal Data From Former CU
Thursday, February 7th, 2008By David Morrison FORT WORTH, Texas – OmniAmerican Bank, an institution that started life as OmniAmerican Credit Union before converting to a bank charter in 2005, has suffered a date security breach that allowed some of the bank depositors to have money stolen, according to local press reports. The local media quoted Tim Carter, president of the former CU bank, as saying that the ...
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Satellite Spotters Glimpse Secrets
Wednesday, February 6th, 2008When the government announced last month that a top-secret spy satellite would, in the next few months, come falling out of the sky, American officials said there was little risk to people because satellites fall out of orbit fairly frequently and much of the planet is covered by oceans. But they said precious little about the satellite itself. Such information came instead from Ted Molczan, a hobbyist who tracks satellites from ...
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VIDEO: Pop Mec Test Drives Electric Car
Monday, December 24th, 2007PM hits the streets and gets looked at more than ever before, then heads to the shop for first-look details on a futuristic car so efficient it’ll make your jaw drop. The good news? It’s coming next year.
Three hundred miles per gallon and a Jetsons-style look are enough to get ...
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Hacking the Mind
Sunday, December 16th, 2007Intrusive Brain Reading Surveillance Technology "We need a program of psychosurgery for political control of our society. The purpose is physical control of the mind. Everyone who deviates from the given norm can be surgically mutilated.The individual may think that the most important reality is his own existence, but this is only his personal point of view. This lacks historical perspective. Man does not have the right ...
tagged Big Brother and Technology
Hackers Launch Major Attack on US Military Labs
Friday, December 7th, 2007Hackers have succeeded in breaking into the computer systems of two of the U.S.' most important science labs, the Oak Ridge National Laboratory and Los Alamos National Laboratory. John E. Dunn Hackers have succeeded in breaking into the computer systems of two of the U.S.' most important science labs, the Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) in Tennessee and Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico. In ...
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