Potential new security measures could end credit card fraud and, potentially identity theft forever.
Instagram adding new filters and dropping fake followers
Instagram has added new filters to the app’s current choices, and is also continuing to delete as many spam accounts as possible.
Crowded skies: Near misses between drones and airliners on the rise
According to the FAA there have been 190 incidents of close calls with drones and aircraft over major airports in the last nine months.
Many prefer older forms of music listening over new technology
Amid the vast technological accomplishments, many believe the musical listening experience has actually become somewhat more difficult.
Iowa plans to have smartphone driver’s licenses
Iowa’s Department of Transportation plans to mobilize licenses by making them available on smartphones in 2015.
Hackers target Sony again, this time via PlayStation
A Twitter group calling themselves “the Lizard Squad” (with the Twitter handle, @LizardPatrol) has taken credit for the attack.
The man who launched the video game industry dies at 92
Ralph Baer developed the world’s first gaming console, and he did it years before gaming began to gain steam as a popular entertainment medium.
Hacker group attacks Sony PlayStation days after taking down Xbox Live
The group used a distributed denial-of-service attack, a common method used by hackers to disable a network.
NSA has capacity to spy on 70 percent of world’s cell phone networks
The extent of the U.S. spy agency’s operations was revealed in the latest reporting from documents provided by Edward Snowden.
North Korea suggests supporters may be behind Sony hacking
A U.S. intelligence source says Pyongyang has been upfront about its actions in the past, but has capacity to carry out the cyberattack.
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