Brian Krebs interviews Joe Stewart, a security researcher "who's spent 18 months cataloging and tracking malicious software that was developed and deployed specifically for spying on governments, activists and industry executives." Speaking at Defcon in Las Vegas, Stewart says the "complexity and scope of these cyberspy networks now rivals many large conventional cybercrime operations.
Report: complexity of cyberspying botnets greater than previously known
Cyprus launches exciting new journalist surveillance program
Welcome to Cyprus, where officials discovered a new threat to national security: journalists reporting facts. As reported in OCCRP, the Mediterranean nation's Interior Ministry drafted legislation that would let authorities… READ THE REST
Lyft now offering complimentary transcripts of your private conversations
Remember when the creepiest thing about ride-sharing was being forced to listen to your driver's five-point plan for fixing America? Those were simpler times, folks. As reported by CBC, a… READ THE REST
Dystopia for kids: this $249 stuffed dinosaur reports everything your child says back to you
Meet Dino, an ugly plush dinosaur that comes armed with a built-in AI chatbot that records your kid's every word. For just $249, your child can share their secrets with… READ THE REST
This CES 2025-featured projector is now $119.97
TL;DR: Host the best movie nights on the block this summer with the $119.97 CinéMini portable projector. You've never had a movie night as good as the one you'll get with the CinéMini,… READ THE REST
Cure your outlet anxiety: Charge three devices with 100W charger now 49% off
TL;DR: Charge your laptop, tablet, and phone on the go with a triple-port, 100W GaN charger; now just $59.99. You can stop arriving at the cafe early to score the seat next to… READ THE REST
Give your photos a professional touch in just a few clicks with Luminar Neo, now $90 for life
TL;DR: Edit like a pro with Luminar Neo, an award-winning AI photo editor. This bundle gives you lifetime access, presets, and a training course all for $89.99, a $682 value. You don't… READ THE REST
