Lavabit, the privacy-focused secure email service, has suddenly shutdown after nearly ten years of operation. The service was notable for offering high-levels of encryption for its users, providing a level of protection not easily...
You may have heard of the recent malware that targeted Freedom Hosting, a hosting provider for Tor, and Tor users. News is now emerging it may be the United States National Security Agency (NSA) that did the attacking. Was it real...
A creek in Zion National Park, Utah USA.
I have no other way to describe this wallpaper than by saying: wow!
Luckily, no one was killed and injuries appear to be minor.
As if PRISM wasn’t enough, now the US government is publicly pressuring tech companies (internet service providers, telecommunication companies, etc.) to install “port reader software” that would allow the FBI to...
A custom GPS device designed by a research team at the University of Texas has proven how easy it is to remotely hijack a $80 million superyacht, “White Rose of Drachs”. The research team led by Todd Humphreys has used ̶...
Do you know why they call it Horseshoe Bend? Because it looks like a horseshoe.
You know, like life-size Ninja Turtle, Stormtrooper, and Superman statues, paintings, action figures, etc. Nothing too weird.
First dancing bears and now this? Forget Planet of the Apes, try Rise of the Bears.
From the very moment you bought a smartphone or sign up to a social network, you are no longer safe from being spied on by the government. The Wall Street Journal has recently reported how the FBI is capable of switching on the mi...
Edward Snowden, who I’m sure we all know by now as the whistleblower that leaked the US government’s PRISM program, has his very own video game. It’s an endless runner too. If you’ve ever played games like ...
If someone were to tell you that on an average day, Google is responsible for around 25 percent of all consumer internet traffic in the US, would you be surprised? There’s a good chance that at least one of your daily comput...
Check out Mt. Rainier located in Seattle, Washington USA.
Is that lightning actually striking the Grand Canyon or is it lightning above the Canyon? It is hard to tell from the photo, but not that it really matters -- it is a spectacular photo nonetheless.
