Is there an internet connection at home? Maybe you are using a Wi-Fi router to access the Internet through a tablet or smartphone. Then you must have Huawei or ZTE hardware. It can be a modem or router, or just a network adapter. Then you should know that the Chinese government may monitor you. The […]
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In mid-February, Canada proposed an Internet surveillance bill called C-30, but it was not approved. Canadian authorities have re-discussed the bill with many Canadian operators and Internet service providers such as Bell Canada, Cogeco, Quebec, Eagle, MTS Allstream, RIM, TELUS, Videotron, Rogers, Sasktel and Wind Mobile, as well as industry associations (Canada Network operators and […]
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There are too many technologies around us, and sometimes there are some troubles. Not the fact of the technology itself, but the improper use of the technology. I’m sure that when someone makes them boring with something like a smartphone, many people will encounter this situation. I have never encountered this situation before, until now. […]
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The Federal Association of Law Enforcement Officials has instructed the Crime, Terrorism and Homeland Security Justice Subcommittee to have a mandate that requires law enforcement agencies to be authorized before they are authorized. ” Get geographic location data. Law enforcement agencies say they use geographic location data as historical information, which can be used as […]
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What is Verizon Wireless for US mobile users? It is one of the largest 2G, 3G and 4G communication providers in the United States, covering 99% of the densely populated areas of the United States. In sparsely populated areas, Verizon has poor coverage. It has billions of customers and has made great contributions to the […]
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Many people say that the legacy of the London Olympics this year will be linked to surveillance, but with the recently released “domain awareness system” in New York, it seems that the expansion of security in large cities will be the legacy of 2012. The office, called the United Kingdom, currently has more than 4.2 […]
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Researchers at Columbia University discovered a terrible security feat during the research. This feat not only allows skilled hackers to steal your personal data, but may also eventually blow up your printer and burn your house. And I ’m not kidding. These researchers found that certain models of HP LaserJet wireless printers (but in theory […]
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In a report recently published by the Online Publishing Association, statistics show that 68% of smartphone users today say that they will not survive without a valuable smartphone. I guess they are a group of stubborn children. No matter what job you do or who you are, you can live even without a smartphone. Unless […]
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The development and expansion of wireless technology not only brings us benefits and mobility, but also brings risks. The widespread commercial use of the company’s Wi-Fi wireless network has spawned the next generation of hackers for wireless attacks. Here, we will analyze the main risks of wireless networks and how to minimize or eliminate them. […]
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A long time ago, I wrote about the mobile phone in the Coimbatore Prison in India. Indian authorities refused to equip prisons with jammers, and prisoners used mobile devices such as smartphones almost free of charge. I think you will agree with me on this point, that leaving it is quite unfair and may even […]
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