It sometimes feels like there’s a big data breach in the news every week—but some are far worse than others. This data visulization shows the world’s biggest data breaches to date, and how they compare over time. Read more…
Read more here:
The World’s Biggest Data Breaches, Visualized
The New York Times has taken an interesting look at hacking culture in China —where it seems the practice is no longer an underground phenomenon, but a massive commercial enterprise. Read more…
More:
The New York Times has taken an interesting look at hacking culture in China—where it seems the prac
Just three months after hacks by China’s People’s Liberation Army came to an abrupt halt, the country is once again attacking US targets reports the New York Times . Read more…
Visit link:
China Is Hacking the US Again
Following a Freedom of Information Act request by MuckRock , the National Security Agency has been forced to make public a book it produced called Untangling the Web: A Guide to Internet Research . Understandably, it’s full of gems. Read more…
Back in 2007, Lindy Scallan went to Hawaii for a vacation and took her camera along. After putting the camera in its underwater housing, she went scuba diving but unfortunately lost her camera. Thinking it was gone forever, the camera was incredibly found thousands of mile away in Taiwan six years later. The pictures she took from that 2007 vacation are still on the camera. More »
See the original post:
This Lost Underwater Camera Was Incredibly Reunited with Its Owner After Six Years
For the first time, the United States has officially disclosed plans to develop counterattack measures against foreign nations’ cyberattacks. General Keith Alexander, chief of the military’s Cyber Command and the NSA, told Congress yesterday the military is training 13 teams of programmers and computer experts to carry out offensive attacks. More »
More:
The NSA Is Training 13 Teams of Covert Hackers to Attack Other Countries
The Battersea Power Station is an iconic London building, but it’s been tragically unused since it was decommissioned in 1983. Now architectural firm Atelier Zündel Cristea wants to turn that around with a proposal to make the abandoned spot a roller coaster. Where do we sign? More »
More:
An Abandoned London Power Station Could Find New Life As a Stunning Roller Coaster
A team of British researchers have successfully grown a tooth from human gum tissue —which might make false teeth a thing of the past. More »
Originally posted here:
Teeth Grown from Gum Cells May Make Dentures Obsolete
And not just a tennis ball from 15 miles away, but a tennis ball 15 miles away and moving at three times the speed of sound . That’s the sort of sensitivity the radar operators on the UK’s HMS Iron Duke will have the chance to work with when it returns to service next year. More »
Read More:
This Warship Radar Can Detect a Tennis Ball From 15 Miles
CloudKafé is a free, attractive webapp that helps you search through all the documents, photos, and videos you have scattered across the web. More »
Continue reading here:
CloudKafé Indexes All of your Content in the Cloud