SpyProtector ( aka Spy Protector ) is another rogue anti-spyware software will hijack your computer settings and may installs additional computer’s parasites for maximum destructions... Read More...

It's obvious to assume that your henpecking on a wireless keyboard could be intercepted by a RF-snooping ne'er-do-well, but what about your wired or laptop keyboard—that should be safe, right? Nope.

SpyProtector is a faux anti-spyware program masquerading over the internet infecting thousands of computer users worldwide. SpyProtector or Spy Protector is usually advertised as a good security tool. SpyProtector may annoy you to the point of mistakenly purchasing the SpyProtector program through popups or ads on malicious sites.

Some folks from the Security and Cryptography Lab at Switzerland's EPFL have managed to eavesdrop on the electromagnetic radiation shot off by shoddy wired keyboards with every keystroke. The attack works through walls, as far as 65 feet away, and analyzes a wide swath of electromagnetic spectrum to get its results.

Everyone has a lot of questions about Chrome. Some people say that it is spyware because each and every character you enter is sent to Google. But is it?

Looks pretty legit to me.

“Edwin A. Salt,” the film was supposed to star Tom Cruise as the title character...

In the next week or so, we’ll be closing down the podcasts section and folding it into the video section of Digg. We’ll also be retiring the old Digg Spy. Both of these features have become outmoded as Digg has grown. Read the blog for the full story, explaining why both features are being removed.

Could this be the magical "iBrick" as rumored?

Oracle and SAP have failed to come to a settlement on their TomorrowNow LawSuit. SAP has made a whopping 9 terabytes of documents available for Oracle's review! so I am not surpirsed that Oracle can't seem to figure out which document's are relevant!