Security & Privacy

Did the NSA know about the Heartbleed exploit?
Articles around the web have started popping up, stating that the U.S. National Security Agency knew about the Heartble...

Angry Birds website hacked after NSA and GCHQ leaks
Rovio, the company behind Angry Birds met an unwelcoming message on their website after a hacker was able to deface the...

Gmail accounts could be a target for spam
A recent Gmail update will allow users of Google+ to send emails to your Gmail account without knowing your email address. What this means is that you are more likely to begin receiving unwanted emails from random strangers. The messages will arrive in your Gmail inbox just like any other email; the good news is your email address will not be visible and th...

Becoming anonymous while you're using the internet
Whether you are chatting with your friends on IRC or posting photos on Facebook, sometimes it is nice to know you are doing so anonymously. Becoming anonymous on the internet is not always easy. It often involves using proxies or virtual private connections; however, there are pieces of software available that can allow you to mask your identity. Why wou...

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