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Researchers Successfully Spoof an $80 Million Yacht at Sea
A radio navigation research
team discovered they could
subtly coerce a 65-meter
superyacht off its course,
using a custom-made GPS
... > full story
Trapping T-Rays for Better Security Scanners
Medical diagnostic and
security scanners with
higher sensitivity could
result from new research
into detecting T-rays
(terahertz waves). ... > full story
New Hardware Design Protects Data in the Cloud
A new hardware design makes
data encryption more secure
by disguising cloud servers'
memory-access patterns. ... > full story
App to Protect Private Data on iOS Devices Finds Almost Half of Other Apps Access Private Data
Almost half of the mobile
apps running on Apple's iOS
operating system access the
unique identifier of the
devices where they're
... > full story
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Sequester Has Minimal Impact on Federal Regulatory Spending, New Report Finds
July 23, 2013 — Automatic federal budget cuts, known as the sequester, which began March 1, have had minimal impact on federal regulatory agencies, finds a new report on the U.S. budget for fiscal years 2013 and ... > full story -
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Email Traffic Gives Clues to Workplace Threats
July 23, 2013 — Employees carrying out an insider attack at work can be identified from the language they use in emails, according to ... > full story -
Technology Could Be 'Aggravating' Factor in Sentencing
July 23, 2013 — Existing criminal offenses which feature the use of computers could be treated in the same way as offenses involving driving, researchers ... > full story -
A Constitutional Right to Health Care: Many Countries Have It, but Not the U.S.
July 19, 2013 — More than half of the world's countries have some degree of a guaranteed, specific right to public health and medical care for their citizens written into their national constitutions. The United ... > full story -
Young Job Seekers, Check Your Privacy Settings
July 12, 2013 — Social media websites can be a boon for employers scoping out job applicants, and that's bad news for certain groups of young people, according to a new ... > full story -
ID Got You, Under the Skin
July 11, 2013 — Forget fingerprints or iris recognition, the next big thing in biometrics will be a thermal imaging scan that maps the blood vessels under the skin of your face for instantaneous face recognition ... > full story -
The Inverse CSI Effect in the Age of Digital Crime
July 9, 2013 — The "CSI Effect" has been described as being an increased expectation from jurors that forensic evidence will be presented in court that is instantaneous and unequivocal because that is how it is ... > full story -
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Health-Related Website Search Information May Be Leaked to Third-Party Tracking Entities
July 8, 2013 — Patients who search on free health-related websites for information related to a medical condition may have the health information they provide leaked to third party tracking entities through code on ... > full story -
Curcumin May Protect Premature Infants' Lungs
July 2, 2013 — Curry spice provides protective qualities for premature infants' lungs, study ... > full story -
Radiation from Airport Scanners: The Dose We Actually Get Is Low
June 27, 2013 — A new report has found that people absorb less radiation from airport X-ray backscatter scanner than they do while standing in line waiting for the scan ... > full story
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