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Copy this Applying for a Job in Bozeman, Montana Requires That You Give Up Your Online Passwords for Background Checks
In what is seen as an overly bold move, the city of Bozeman is asking for individuals to list the social networking sites they belong to, as well as the logins and passwords to said accounts. They also want to read your email as part of their background checks for employment.
by berberine 2009-06-18 08:15 privacy · employment · montana · social+networking · united+states
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Copy this How to Remove the Diggbar
Tips on how to remove the new diggbar.
by berberine 2009-04-14 07:49 digg · diggbar · privacy · technology · internet
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Copy this Phoenix Police Raid Man’s Home Because He Criticized Them
The Phoenix police department raided the home of Jeff Pataky, a blogger who writes about, and criticizes the Phoenix police department. The reason behind the raid, Pataky believes, is that sources inside the police department confirmed that the police don’t like him questioning the behavior of the department.
by berberine 2009-04-05 10:02 abuse · police · politics · censorship · privacy
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Copy this Thought Crime One Step Closer to Reality
The Future Attribute Screening Technologies (FAST) program is the latest technology supported by the DHS that attempts to decipher the thoughts of other individuals. FAST, renamed from Project Hostile Intent, supposedly works.
by berberine 2008-10-06 08:38 technology · privacy · surveillance · DHS · crime
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Copy this RFID Passport Hack Sees Elvis
We already know that RFID passports can be cheaply hacked. A member of The Hacker’s Choice has demonstrated that you can hack any passport photo you want into the passport and replace it with another photo, including Elvis.
by berberine 2008-10-06 08:28 RFID · passport · hack · elvis
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Copy this Massachusetts Gets Injunction Against DefCon to Halt the Release of a Subway Hack
A federal judge on Saturday granted the Massachusetts transit authority’s request for an injunction preventing three MIT students from giving a presentation about hacking smartcards used in the Boston subway system.
by berberine 2008-08-11 12:07 database · defcon · hack · rfid · charliecard
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Copy this London's Oyster Card Hacked, Details to be Published in October
Researchers in Nijmegen, The Netherlands are planning on publishing the details of how they managed to hack the chip used in London’s Oyster Card and other security and transit systems after a Dutch court ruled they were allowed to do so.
by berberine 2008-07-24 16:04 RFID · security · technology · privacy
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Copy this Comcast Wants to Place Cameras in Customers' Homes
Not content with angering many of its customers by throttling and tracking their Internet usage, Comcast now wants to put special cameras into customers’ homes so that it can tell who’s in the living room.
by berberine 2008-03-26 07:46 cameras · privacy · Comcast · internet
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Copy this The End of Anonymous Drinking
When you used to visit a bar or restaurant that serves alcohol, you could drink in relative anonymity. Not so anymore. More and more you end up having to show ID, usually your driver’s license, which means that it is entirely likely your license has been swiped through a driver’s license scanner. These scanners are supposed to only verify that your license is valid, leaving the “checker” to do the math as to whether you are old enough to drink.
by berberine 2008-01-13 21:58 id · database · privacy · politics · drivers+license
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Copy this USA To Release Electronic Passports That Can Be Read Up To 20 Feet Away
The US Government, in its infinite wisdom, has decided to issue new passport cards for people who frequently travel between the USA, Canada, Mexico, and the Caribbean that can be read up to 20 feet away.
by berberine 2008-01-07 21:35 RFID · travel · passport · hacking
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