Lifelock failed to protect user data, says FTC

According to the Federal Trade Commission, the privacy-protecting firm Lifelock has failed to adhere to the terms of a 2010 settlement to improve its ability to protect personal data . Read the rest

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11 movies that made less than $400 at the U.S. box office

How is it possible that a movie with the catchy title of Zyzzyx Road , staring Tom Sizemore and Katherine Heigl, could only gross $30 at the box office? Read the rest

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US Army National Guard reveals they, too, recently suffered data breach

The compromised data includes Social Security Numbers, Dates of Birth, and Home Addresses. Read the rest

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IRS finally agrees to do something about its $1.5 trillion nonprofit database

Radical archivist Carl Malamud writes, “Since 2008, Public.Resource.Org has been trying to get the IRS to release the database of the annual reports of nonprofits in a better way. The nonprofit sector in the U.S. represents $1.5 trillion in economic activity and over 9% of jobs.” Read the rest

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Tie your shoes the Ukrainian way

The “Ukrainian lacing” method puts a pair of loops in both sets of top eyelets, cross-laces to the bottom, and anchors the laces with a pair of hidden knots, so that you can slip your foot into a “tied” shoe, then tighten it and tie a perfect bow with no loose ends. Read the rest

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Company to 3D print a steel pedestrian bridge in mid-air

By 2017, Dutch designer Joris Laarman plans to use his company’s MX3D metal printing technology to 3D print a 24-foot-long steel pedestrian bridge over an Amsterdam canal. (more…)

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For sale: the largest, most expensive home in US history

Film producer and real estate developer Nile Niami is building a massive Bel Air, California residence, containing a 74, 000 square-foot main house and three smaller homes, that he will try to sell for $500 million. Here’s what that pocket change gets you: Read the rest

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Open garage-doors in less than a minute with a hacked kid’s toy

Applied Hacking’s Samy Kamkar ( previously ) has released Opensesame , an app for hacked IM-ME texting toys that can open millions of fixed-code garage doors in less than a minute. Read the rest

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