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Researchers Make Webcam Spying More Sneaky

Dec

2013

Think because that light is dark, your webcam isn’t on? Think again. Webcam spying may have just gotten a little bit easier. According to new research from Johns Hopkins University, it is possible on some older Mac computers for malware to disable the warning light that indicates the webcam is on. In a new paper, […]

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Avi Rubin: All Your Devices Can Be Hacked

Feb

2012

Avi Rubin, a Computer Science professor at Johns Hopkins University, recently gave an informative (and quite fun) presentation at TEDxMidAtlantic. Rubin’s talk summarized the results of efforts to hack various devices. Have you every wondered if you could wirelessly brake a car? TEDxTalks: YouTube

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