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Cattle in Oregon mutilated: 'not one drop of blood' -- was it ALIENS?!
Cattle mysteriously MUTILATED by what seems like aliens in the US.
Suprema ID receives FBI PIV/FAP30 certification for BioMini Slim 3 fingerprint authentication scanner
Portland Public Schools almost got BEC scammed a HUGE $2.9 million
Portland Public School employees thwart a business email compromise scam that could of cost them $2.9 million.
UK dark web drug dealers busted selling cocaine for Bitcoin
Project4 saw drug-dealing business powered by Bitcoin over the dark web busted in the UK.
100,000 college students personal data exposed in big breach
100k college students have been subjected to a data breach, revealing personal information that shouldn't be disclosed.
1 year prison for WoW player that crashed Blizzard servers
WoW player that hacked and crashed Blizzard servers gets 1 year in a federal prison.
FBI, CIA, NSA bosses warn: don't use Huawei, ZTE smartphones
Don't use Huawei or ZTE smartphones, says the heads of the FBI, CIA, and NSA.
Netflix will double original show content in 2017
Over 1,000 hours of Netflix Originals will be offered in 2017 as company doubles efforts.
NSA's massive NYC spy hub, a nuke-proof All Seeing Eye
Edward Snowden details Project X, the NSA's secret skyscraper in New York City that can withstand an atomic blast.
Shadow Warrior 2 is 'not downgraded' on the PC
We are living in a Bizarro world: Shadow Warrior 2 is 'not downgraded', and that's music to my ears.
Yahoo scanned all of your emails on behalf of the NSA
Yahoo secretly scanned through emails for US spy agencies like the NSA.
FBI boss says you should put tape over your webcam
FBI boss James Comey says again, that you should put tape over your webcam to hide from hackers.
Our 'Now You See Me 2' Blu-ray giveaway is no trick
Conjur up a prize in our latest Blu-ray giveaway!
14,900 new files found on Hillary Clinton's email server
Another 14,900 files were found on Hillary Clinton's private email server.
The FBI doesn't need to tell Apple how it broke into the iPhone 5C
Apple can't find out how the FBI broke into the San Bernardino shooter's iPhone 5C.
FBI breaks into San Bernardino shooter iPhone without Apple's help
The iPhone 5C that the San Bernardino shooter had, has been broken into by the FBI without Apple's help.
US Secretary of Defense sides with Apple in encryption debate
Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter speaks out for right to encryption at RSA 2016 security conference.
Alphabet chairman Eric Schmidt appointed to Pentagon advisory board
Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt now directly tied to government with new advisory position.
New York judge rules Apple can't be forced to hack phone for drug case
US magistrate judge in New York rules Apple cannot be forced to unlock iPhone for drug case, boding well for bigger San Bernardino terrorism case.
Tech giants to file brief supporting Apple in encryption battle
Microsoft to file amicus brief in support of Apple's fight for encryption, Facebook, Google, and Twitter rumored to be in on it too.
New iPhone security measures give Apple upper hand in encryption war
Sources say Apple developing more intense iPhone security measures in light of potential government win in encryption war.
FBI ordered password reset on attacker's phone in San Bernardino case
FBI ordered attacker's phone in Bernardino case have password reset, thus preventing it from retrieving desired data.
Facebook joins Google, Twitter, Apple in defense of encryption
Facebook weighs in on smartphone encryption debate, joining Google, Apple, and Twitter.
FBI orders Apple to build iPhone backdoor, Cook explains why it won't
Apple pens open letter to customers regarding encryption, explains why it opposes government order so aggressively.
Twitter has shut down over 125,000 accounts for promoting terrorism
Over 125,000 Twitter accounts banned since mid-2015 for promoting terrorism, more review staff hired.
'X-Files' creator Chris Carter reveals third film could be on the way
Mulder and Scully may yet return to the big screen.
Dozens of unreleased and recent release movie screeners leak online
It's a bad Christmas for movie studios.
Juniper Networks VPN Firewall security breach probed by the FBI
Juniper Networks is working with the FBI to clear up any possible issue of non-US Governmental infiltration with a recent vulnerability.
Hacker team remotely jailbreaks iPhone, wins $1 million
Hackers achieve remote jailbreak on iOS for the time in over a year, win themselves $1 million.
Extended 'X-Files' revival trailer shows truth is still out there
Six brand new episodes to air in January 2016.
FBI demanded Scandinavian countries extradite Snowden if he visited
FBI doesn't want Snowden to have anywhere to run and hide.
The DOJ says FBI is understaffed to battle cyberattacks
FBI will struggle to try to get job done.
US government worried as more Americans wooed by Islamic State online
Arrests of Americans trying to join Islamic State soar, US government says.
Argument rages over encryption and how much access government gets
Still a fierce debate between Silicon Valley tech experts and government.
FBI director warns of cyberattacks from terrorist groups
FBI concerned terrorists want to launch more sophisticated cyberattacks.
'Celebgate' hacking scandal actually much bigger than believed
Remember that hacking scandal related to nude celebrity photos? Yeah. Well, it's worse than we thought.
US tech companies don't want Obama to interfere with encryption
Hands off encryption, Silicon Valley companies request.
Tech companies don't want police to receive encrypted phone data
Silicon Valley executives hesitant of data law enforcement receive.
Fox announce 'X-Files' return date
Star Wars in December, X-Files in Jan. Everything old is new again.
Hacker discusses his role in helping 'king of revenge porn'
Charlie Evens, a hacker facing charges for his role in providing pictures to the IsAnyoneUp.com revenge porn website, speaks with CNN.
Russian government giving cybercriminals advanced malware software
The Russian government is reportedly providing advanced malware software to cybercriminals and organized crime groups.
Europol, FBI successfully shuts down Beebone malware
The FBI and Europol team up to shut down the Beebone malware.
NSA boss now wants 'front door' access to your PC
NSA chief Michael Rogers calls for 'front door' encryption key to users PCs.
Businesses struggle to fight against ransomware cyberattacks
Companies are struggling to combat ransomware attacks, with employees causing problems after falling prey to social engineering tactics.
Russian government blamed for hacking White House in cyberattack
Russia is likely behind a sophisticated cyberattack targeting the White House, CNN report claims.