This powerful "spy camera" can capture facial details from over 60 miles away
It can even read serial numbers of satellites in orbit
AI can see what's on your screen by reading HDMI electromagnetic radiation
Researchers say the technique is already being used in the wild
Shiver me timbers: Security researchers have demonstrated that it's possible to spy on what's visible on your screen by intercepting electromagnetic radiation from video cables with great accuracy, thanks to artificial intelligence. The team from Uruguay's University of the Republic says their AI-powered cable-tapping method is good enough that these attacks are likely already happening.
Airbnb continues to have a serious hidden camera problem
Banning all indoor cameras has done little to nothing to prevent hosts from illegally recording guests
Amazon denies reports it started a business just to spy on rivals
Amazon's shell company sold products on multiple platforms
Russia warns US, again: SpaceX satellites used for military purposes may become targets
Following reports of SpaceX building a spy network for the US
Unclassified letter reveals NSA's warrantless purchase of Americans' internet browsing data
Senator Ron Wyden wants the practice to stop
Despite the denials, "your devices are listening to you," says ad company
Bombastic marketing ploy or accurate admission?
US senator raises alarm on foreign government spying through Apple and Google push notifications
The DOJ told the companies to keep quiet
Judge calls Amazon's "shock" over abused bathroom spycam use nonsense
The customer used the camera exactly how the Amazon-approved marketing suggested
Judge blocks state-wide TikTok ban over free speech concerns
The bill "oversteps state power and infringes on the constitutional rights of users"
Canada bans WeChat and Kaspersky apps from government devices over security concerns
Joining TikTok on the banned list
US government awards contracts for smart surveillance clothing
Computerized clothing
Forward-looking: The US government has embarked on a 42-month journey to make what it calls performance-grade, computerized clothing a reality. Products developed through the program could assist government agencies within the intelligence community, such as the Department of Defense and the Department of Homeland Security, in their tasks. Additionally, these products could prove valuable to first responders and individuals operating in high-stress environments.
Russia bans government employees from using Apple products
Over spying concerns, again
France's Orwellian move: new law allows police surveillance through device cameras, mics, and GPS
Mille neuf cent quatre-vingt-quatre?
A former Apple engineer stole autonomous driving secrets and sold them to China, the DoJ says
Cupertino's Project Titan now a victim of Beijing's ruthless spying tactics?
Researchers demonstrate improved system that "sees" humans through walls using Wi-Fi signals
System utilizes imaging technique co-developed by Facebook AI engineers
Facebook users are suing Meta for tracking them through a loophole on iOS
Meta insists that there is no merit behind the claims
Kaspersky survey: 30 percent of people believe it is alright to use stalkerware to spy on their mate
How would you react if you found stalkerware on your device?
Germany's federal police agency secretly purchased and used controversial spyware 'Pegasus'
Government claims it only spies on organized crime and terrorists
Russian hackers are reportedly trying to steal coronavirus vaccine research from the the US, UK
The infamous Cozy Bear strikes again
TikTok caught copying iOS users' clipboard contents, claims it's an anti-spam feature
iOS 14 exposed TikTok's shady shenanigans
Spies can eavesdrop remotely by analyzing a light bulb's vibrations
Is your light bulb ratting you out?
Senate vote allows FBI access to your browsing history without a warrant
A single vote made all the difference
Xiaomi accused of recording users' incognito web browsing
The company denies some of the claims