Privacy Archive
Archives for December 2014
Hackers have stolen millions of documents from Sony Pictures, a major Hollywood studio. Here’s what you need to know.
A US government investigation blames North Korea for the Sony hack.
Those behind the Sony hack have graduated from threatening to release more information to threats of terrorism.
A security expert argues that most corporate networks are vulnerable to hacking.
Two big pops for companies backed by the venture capitalist Peter Fenton.
The document that the allegation was based on may not be authentic at all.
Policy wonks are locked in a bitter fight over net neutrality, but there are other areas where common-sense tech policy reforms have broad support.
The MIT researcher has dedicated her career to building robots that can perceive and emulate emotion.
The Android phone will also gain “spaces” where users can securely separate their work and personal apps, content and services.
Here is how the company is still making money off Saving Silverman — a movie you probably forgot existed.
Mountains of private data were stolen from the company by hackers who may have been working for North Korea.
Hackers infiltrated and seized security measures, including gate controls, in at least three countries.
That’s because customers still have to pay to lease or buy a new phone.
On paper, the venture capitalist stands to make nearly $350 million in a single day.