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Have you Heard of Guccifer – A Politicians' Worst Nightmare?

Sun, 24 Mar 2013 23:57:03 PST

One of the latest mysteries in the world of politics is the identity of a hacker who successfully infiltrated into the email and other online accounts of well-known political personalities. Known by his or her online name of 'Guccifer,' the hacker's motives to be appear aimed at some of the most elite members of politics in Washington, DC. Described as an 'Illuminati-obsessed hacker' – Guccifer has targeted the likes of Hillary Clinton and Colin Powell.

Advanced Technology Includes Spy Drones the Size of Bumblebees and Shape of Mosquitos

Fri, 08 Mar 2013 09:24:31 PST

Warmer weather approaching in the spring and summer season means the mosquitoes will come out to terrorize family picnics, camping trips, and other outdoor activities. However, if the military and government have their way, you may one day have to take a really good look at the insect hovering overhead. Drone technology is advancing at an impressive rate, and already the government's and military's watchful eye includes much more than the average surveillance aircraft.

In 2 Months, If You Pirate Copyrighted Content, Your Internet Provider Will Make You Walk The Plank

Tue, 30 Oct 2012 22:13:11 PST

Your internet provider has secretly been making huge legal strides in identifying unknown pirates who are downloading illegal copyrighted content using your internet connection. In as little as 2 months, you will soon be getting warning letters to cease and desist, even if you are knowingly or not knowingly downloading copyrighted content. You might even have to go to court to defend yourself. Not only is this a clear violation concerning internet rights, but soon what will be stopping them from collecting private information about you? It seems that internet privacy will soon be a thing of the past.

The UN Calls For Worldwide Internet Surveillance To Fight Terrorism

Fri, 26 Oct 2012 05:21:10 PST

The United Nations is calling for worldwide internet surveillance to help fight terrorism. They believe that the purpose of this crusade is to stop terrorist "propaganda" from being posted on frequented sites, like Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter. But does protecting the public against terrorists mean the sacrifice of our internet privacy? You'll be surprised what our elected officials have said.

5,000 Year Old Vimana Flying Machine Discovered In Afghanistan

Fri, 05 Oct 2012 00:28:40 PST

Reports are coming out that an ancient flying machine called a "vimana" has been discovered entrapped in a "time well" in Afghanistan. The most disturbing part of this news is that the American soldiers who discovered it suddenly disappeared when removing it. Could these machines be the remarkable flying ships described an ancient India folklore? And could there be a connection to something even extraterrestrial?

The Army Says Social Networking Is A Sign Of Radicalism

Fri, 05 Oct 2012 00:03:09 PST

The Army says that if you use social networking than you might be a terrorist. Or at least its one of the signs of future terrorism. A new study conducted by the Army has made a list of warning signs in order to stop future catastrophes. But is the use of social networking really mean that your ideals lean toward radicalism. This study just might surprise you.

Facebook Caught Selling YOUR Personal Information

Thu, 04 Oct 2012 15:14:32 PST

Since Facebook's stock hit the market, it has been in steady decline every month. This company that was once bolstered as one of the most powerful companies in the world has suddenly sunk to a new low: selling your personal information. An investigation is at hand because changes to Facebook's privacy section was not disclosed to the public properly. So the next time you feel the need to let the world know how your feeling or what you like, be careful, cause someone will be watching.

Geologists Spend $1 Billion To Reach The Earth's Mantle

Wed, 03 Oct 2012 14:20:16 PST

If you seen the movie "The Core" then you remember the epic journey that geologists undertook to reach the earth's core to save the planet. Well this is like the that story except it's real and it's only to the mantle. Geologists hope to discover not only information on how our planet works but also hope to discover information to predict future planetary changes. Hopefully this trip is more educational than apocalyptic.

Chinese Hackers Hack White House Military Office Used For Nuclear Commands

Mon, 01 Oct 2012 14:47:58 PST

The White House has confirmed today that last month Chinese hackers were able to hack into the White House Military Office that houses the United States nuclear commands. While the attack was thwarted and no serious damage done, the fact that such a cyber attack against our nuclear deterrent was event thought of really brings to light just how vulnerable our national cyber defenses. If such attacks are a regular occurrence like the White House says, who's to say that the next time they hack into our nuclear commands they don't trigger World War III.

Scientists Have Successfully Hacked the Human Brain to Retrieve Data

Sun, 23 Sep 2012 19:40:25 PST

Scientists have been able to successfully hack the human brain to retrieve important data such as bank information or other private information. With the use of a $300 off the shelf device called an Emotiv brain computer interface, a user is shown images on a computer and the device can decipher brain wave activity to find out your deepest darkest secrets. Is this the technology the beginning of a new type of interrogation method against would be terrorists and or criminals or will this technology be abused to suit more sinister motives?

Germany Finds More Malicious Code In Internet Explorer

Fri, 21 Sep 2012 12:13:49 PST

The German government urged the public to stop using Microsoft Internet Explorer following the discovery of a bug in the software that makes the computer that it is on vulnerable to hacker attacks. This bug enables hackers to take over the victims computer after its visits a malicious site. Experts fear that the malicious code will spread to all computers around that world. Just more problems for Internet Explorer.

NASA Developing Real Life Warp Drive Within Our Lifetime!

Wed, 19 Sep 2012 21:52:39 PST

NASA scientists are starting to develop a real life warp drive like those seen in science fiction. This is no joke. Many NASA physicists say that the concept of traveling light years in the matter of days or weeks might not be that difficult after all. Twenty years ago, the chance of interstellar space travel would of been preposterous to mainstream scientists. Now, it seems that it's not only possible, it's also achievable.

Facebook Trackers: Ad Targeting or Spying

Wed, 12 Sep 2012 12:47:02 PST

We all knew that Facebook tracks our every move. We update our status updates, we add photos, we play games, and we do whatever else you can think of. But with the use of a new diagnostic tool that tracks the trackers, it was revealed that Facebook has over 200 trackers watching what you are doing and what your are seeing. Advertisers call it targeting, but in reality, it's spying.

Anonymous: FBI Spying On Apple Customers And Here’s The Proof

Tue, 04 Sep 2012 23:57:12 PST

The hacker group Anonymous has just released information that the FBI had in their possession over 12 million unique device identifier codes (UDID) associated with Apple products along with detailed information about the owners that own these Apple products. What is the FBI doing with these Apple customers private information? If you own an Apple product, you might be being watched even as you read this.

The Apple iPhone Will Soon Decide When You Can and Cannot Use Your Camera

Mon, 03 Sep 2012 22:45:42 PST

Apple has just been granted a patent that will soon allow the camera on the phone to be disable in certain locations at any time. What kind of areas is up to debate since any location at any time can be designated a no photography area. This means if you want to take some pictures or video at a protest or if your witnessing something that you should not be witnessing the camera on your phone will just shut off. One must wonder if other cellphone makers will soon follow suit.

Harvard University Takes First Steps Toward Human Cyborgs

Thu, 30 Aug 2012 08:25:55 PST

Harvard University has successfully blended organic material with electrical components to create the first components to future human and machine integration. What does that mean for humanity in the future? That being controlled like a machine just might become a reality.

Law Enforcements New Undercover Agent: Your Smartphone

Wed, 22 Aug 2012 14:19:35 PST

Think that turning your GPS off or taking a picture of your significant other with your smartphone is totally for your own privacy? Think again. Law enforcement not only have the authority to turn your GPS on whenever they want, they can also get information from any smartphone photo you take which is automatically geotagged with your exact coordinates anywhere on the earth. There isn't nothing like the illusion of privacy.

Pentagon Developing Autonomous Humanoid Robots aka Terminators

Thu, 16 Aug 2012 17:22:46 PST

The Department of Defense has awarded a contract to Boston Dynamics to develop humanoid robots that can assist in humanitarian situations. But is that all the Department of Defense wants them for? It looks like the Terminator might just be in our future.

George Orwell's 1984 Becoming a Reality in New York

Tue, 14 Aug 2012 17:36:07 PST

The city of New York is unveiling a new surveillance system that is not only state of the art its pretty much futuristic. A surveillance system that can not only dive into an individual's, past but might also have the ability to "travel back in time."

Welcome to Clive Palmer's Jurassic Park!

Thu, 02 Aug 2012 12:47:10 PST

Billionaire Clive Palmer has had some wild ideas. First, hes building the Titanic II and now he's going to clone dinosaurs. Need a travel destination for 2014?