US Launches Investigation Into TikTok Over Backdoor Access Fears Drew Wilson | November 2, 2019 The US has launched a national security investigation into TikTok. Ironically, the fears include whether or not China has backdoor access to data.
US Authorities File Indictments Against Two Alleged Anthem Hackers Drew Wilson | May 16, 2019 Authorities in the US have filed indictments against two alleged hackers. They are accused of infiltrating Anthem and taking 78.8 million customer records.
Data Leak Exposes Citizens of an Entire Smart City in China Drew Wilson | May 6, 2019 A security lapse has exposed citizens of an entire smart city in China. The discovery was made by a security researcher.
Trump Lashes Out At Google for Not Being Conservative Enough Drew Wilson | August 30, 2018 US President Donald Trump is attacking Google for not showing conservative leaning news enough in their results.
Man Sentenced to 5 Years in Prison for Running VPN Service Drew Wilson | December 21, 2017 Virtual Private Network (VPN) services are used by many privacy minded users. As one man found out recently, there are certainly risks associated with running one.
China and US Exchange Shots Over Internet Human Rights Drew Wilson | May 27, 2012 The United States has recently issued a report slamming China for an abysmal human rights record. Meanwhile, China hit back at the United States with a report of their own slamming the United States for an abysmal human rights record. We did some digging and found both reports so you can read both of them …
UK PMs Internet Censorship Insinuation Receives Praise from China Drew Wilson | August 14, 2011 You know your internet censorship plans are too strict when China praises you for it.
Chinese USB Wifi Crackers Make Three Strikes Laws Obsolete? Drew Wilson | May 6, 2010 With many countries considering a three strikes law, it’s interesting how privacy and copyright can go hand in hand online. With China’s notoriety for online censorship, it’s only interesting that a new product is out in the Chinese market that allows for easy Wi-Fi hacking.
Chinese Government Mandated Search Engine Blacklist Leaked Drew Wilson | May 5, 2009 In just about every place in the world, Google is the number one search engine. China is an exception to that where Baidu.cn is the dominant search engine. Based in China, the Chinese government is able to exert more power and it seems that the governments blacklist was recently leaked.
Microsoft – We Don’t Have a Monopoly in China Because of Piracy Drew Wilson | September 2, 2008 Here’s a relatively unique way to blame piracy – say that it’s the reason you don’t have a monopoly to avoid anti-trust fines.
