NYPD Deploys 400-Pound Security Robot at Times Square Subway Station; Will These Machines Replace Human Police Officers?

Medicine & Technology Sep 26, 2023

The fully autonomous K5 security robot is being tested in Times Square subway station, raising privacy concerns amid the mayor's technology push. Continue reading to learn more details.

Could Electric Vehicles Be Hacked? Scientists Investigate EV Security and Privacy Vulnerabilities

Aug 28, 2023

Italian researchers discuss the security and privacy concerns involving electric vehicles charging stations. Continue reading the article to find out more about this issue.

Len Noe the Cyborg Hacker: Biohacker Provides Overview of the Types of Bio-implants Available Today

Apr 11, 2023

Len Noe's body has eight digital chips that allow him to quickly get into phones or breach security doors. Read the article to know more details.

Science Behind Chinese Balloons That Inconspicuously Hovered Over US During Trump's Rule Explained: Can These Floating Equipment Outperform Satellites?

Feb 07, 2023

The recently taken down Chinese spy balloon is reportedly not the first to hover over America, but what is the science behind this floating equipment? Read to find out.

Headless 100-Pound, 4-Legged Robot Dogs to Help Secure US-Mexico Border

Feb 07, 2022

The Department of Homeland Security officials recently tested 100-pound, four-legged headless robot dogs in Virginia and Texas, to eventually help secure the US-Mexico border.

Preventing AI Takeover: Microsoft, IBM, Nvidia Join Campaign to Protect Us From AI Threats

Oct 26, 2020

With each aspect of our life moving towards integration in the Information Age, the risks are also growing. Tech giants are working together to avoid future AI threats.

Self-Erasing Technology Could Prevent Counterfeiting, Tampering

Sep 25, 2020

A team from the University of Michigan has developed self-erasing chips that can prevent counterfeiting in electronics, or send alerts in the event of tampering with cargo or shipments.

Here's How to Secure Personal Data On Your Laptop

Aug 31, 2020

A laptop is a treasure chest for personal and sensitive data about the owner and making sure it is secure should be a top priority. Fret not, because we have compiled simple tips on how to protect your personal data.

Five Expert Tips for Installing Your Own CCTV System

Jul 20, 2019

The CCTV has become a home essential as it provides additional security to a house, prompting homeowners to cause an increase in the demand for CCTV purchases and installations.

Alexa Transcripts Lives On Even After Deleting Audio

May 09, 2019

You can delete voice recordings so Amazon can't listen to your conversations with Alexa anymore, but text records are a different story.

Experts Warn the Public About Sharing Personal Information on Social Media

Apr 16, 2019

Think twice before sharing your personal information online, expert advises

Android Devices Security: Experts Speak About Easiness In Hacking

May 09, 2017

Android devices can be secure or non-secure, depending on the version of the platform which is being used. If the device is not being updated from a long time, it can cause any vulnerability.

Malware Found Preinstalled In 38 Android Smartphones! How To Avoid These Problems With Your New Device

Mar 14, 2017

Malware attacks are always a threat for Android users. Check Point's Mobile Threat Prevention team deleted malware in Android devices belonging to a large telecommunications company and a multinational technology company.

Hackers Get Bold Attacking Police Stations with Ransomware

Apr 14, 2015

Hackers are growing even more bold extending their ransomware attacks beyond businesses and even targeting police departments. Police departments across the United States have fallen victim to ransomware attacks that encrypt documents and demand payment in order to release their lockout.

Slack Technologies Becomes Latest Hacking Victim

Mar 29, 2015

Slack Technologies is the latest company to fall victim to hackers, exposing the private information of up to 500,000 users, such as email addresses, telephone numbers, Skype IDs and any other information that its users might have entered.