Privacy • Security • Technology

2005 Archive

101 articles

Marriott Discloses Missing Data Files

Dec 28, 2005

Report: Telecom companies aid in eavesdropping

Dec 24, 2005

Spy Agency Mined Vast Data Trove, Officials Report

Dec 24, 2005

Secret court modified wiretap requests

Dec 23, 2005

Richard A. Posner: Our Domestic Intelligence Crisis

Dec 21, 2005

Privacy: The Devil's Playground

Dec 14, 2005

When privacy glitches are good for business

Dec 8, 2005

Social Security info back online

Dec 6, 2005

Insecurities over Indian outsourcing

Dec 5, 2005

Court docs: Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer vowed to 'kill' Google

Dec 5, 2005

Pentagon Expanding Its Domestic Surveillance Activity

Nov 27, 2005

It's no secret: CIA scouting for recruits

Nov 22, 2005

Patriot Act Searches Are Rare

Nov 16, 2005

ID theft -- beware the hype

Nov 14, 2005

Prosecution Uses Google Search History To Map Out Husband's Plan To Kill Wife

Nov 14, 2005

Doug Thompson: An enemy of the state

Nov 7, 2005

In Hunt for Terrorists, FBI Examines Records of Ordinary Americans

Nov 6, 2005

The Art of Privacy Invasion

Nov 3, 2005

US spy agency’s patents under security scrutiny

Oct 27, 2005

Cops to scan own fingers for ID management

Oct 21, 2005

Chomsky named top intellectual: British poll

Oct 18, 2005

Missouri may track cell phones for traffic data

Oct 14, 2005

2 Men Indicted in Alleged Bugging of Jackson Plane

Sep 22, 2005

Google builds an empire to rival Microsoft

Sep 21, 2005

Secrecy Power Sinks Patent Case

Sep 20, 2005

Amazon A9 takes it to the streets

Aug 16, 2005

Google Halts Scanning of Copyrighted Books

Aug 15, 2005

Wireless World: Chips track license plates

Aug 12, 2005

Game players say Blizzard invades privacy

Aug 12, 2005

How to perform a bug sweep

Aug 12, 2005

FBI cracks down on China's elusive army of amateur spies

Aug 11, 2005

Messages of fear in hi-tech invisible ink

Aug 10, 2005

3M and Milan City PD Join Forces to Battle Document Falsification

Aug 9, 2005

Pro-Israel lobbyists charged with disclosing U.S. secrets

Aug 4, 2005

Drug-tunnel bust aided by controversial provision of USA Patriot Act

Aug 1, 2005

The Birth of Google

Aug 1, 2005

Wireless Warriors Secure in Their Knowledge

Aug 1, 2005

The Future of Advertising is Here: Smart Ads

Aug 1, 2005

Vulnerability in hotel TV systems allows hackers to obtain guests' names, room numbers from billing system

Jul 30, 2005

Blind Teen Amazes With Video-Game Skills

Jul 28, 2005

LAPD recruits pattern-scanning computer to stop rogue cops

Jul 24, 2005

New York's Subway Riders Face Bag Checks With Somber Tolerance

Jul 23, 2005

Details of US microwave-weapon tests revealed

Jul 20, 2005

New laser technology for labeling fruits and vegetables

Jul 19, 2005

VeriSign buys iDefense for $40 million

Jul 14, 2005

Online Data Gets Personal: Cell Phone Records for Sale

Jul 8, 2005

Watergate-Era FBI Chief L. Patrick Gray III Dies at 88

Jul 7, 2005

Pentagon Creating Student Database

Jun 23, 2005

Use of wiretap evidence thrown out in immigrant-smuggling case

Jun 21, 2005

Claim: New Model 'Permits Time Travel'

Jun 17, 2005

Voice over Wi-Fi takes shape

Jun 15, 2005

Google's memory stirs privacy concerns

Jun 6, 2005

Satellite toll plan to make drivers pay by the mile

Jun 5, 2005

Washington Post Confirms Mark Felt Was 'Deep Throat' ... Ends 30-Year Mystery of Watergate Source

Jun 1, 2005

US wants to be able to access Britons' ID cards

May 27, 2005

Federal ID cards need more thought

May 26, 2005

Super-laser project poses challenges

May 23, 2005

Tor Torches Online Tracking

May 17, 2005

MI5 warns the Government: Russian spies are trying to steal our secrets again

May 15, 2005

Senate approves electronic ID card bill

May 11, 2005

Invention can detect caches of cash

May 8, 2005

Biography: Col. David Haskell Hackworth USA (Ret.)

May 4, 2005

Congress May Require Closer Scrutiny to Get a Driver's License

May 3, 2005

Microphones to catch noisy neighbors

May 3, 2005

Ad Execs Want to Track Every Move

May 2, 2005

Wiretaps in US rose 19 percent in 2004

Apr 29, 2005

Was PI secretly spying on Farrah Fawcett?

Apr 25, 2005

US Military's Elite Hacker Crew

Apr 18, 2005

Extraordinary discovery unlocks secrets of the ancients

Apr 17, 2005

LexisNexis: Data on 310,000 people feared stolen

Apr 12, 2005

LexisNexis ID Breach Worse Than Thought

Apr 12, 2005

Brazil accuses U.S. firm of spying

Apr 7, 2005

ChoicePoint Top Big Brother Pick

Apr 7, 2005

Blind student earns M.D.

Apr 5, 2005

Bionic eye will let the blind see

Apr 5, 2005

Keeping Social Security Numbers Safe

Apr 4, 2005

A Trail of DNA and Data

Apr 3, 2005

Paralyzed people can now control artificial limbs by thought alone

Mar 31, 2005

Amazon Knows Who You Are

Mar 27, 2005

New technology uses human body for broadband networking

Mar 20, 2005

Jiminy cricket! Less toxic pest control: Scientists use radio tracking to zero in on ... crickets

Mar 18, 2005

Hardware security sneaks into PCs

Mar 16, 2005

U.S. officials worry about civilians obtaining traffic-light changers

Mar 16, 2005

Data Under Siege

Mar 10, 2005

RFID Invades The Capital

Mar 7, 2005

'Perfect storm' for new privacy laws?

Mar 1, 2005

Jef Raskin, creator of the Macintosh, dies at 61

Feb 28, 2005

Known Hole Aided T-Mobile Breach

Feb 28, 2005

First cell phone virus in U.S.

Feb 22, 2005

School RFID Plan Gets an F

Feb 10, 2005

Graduate Cryptographers Unlock Code of 'Thiefproof' Car Key

Jan 29, 2005

The art of seeing without sight

Jan 26, 2005

Scientists serious about 'electricity sickness' claims

Jan 24, 2005

Sensors Everywhere: Tiny, Wireless Sensors To Track Anything, Anytime, Anywhere

Jan 21, 2005

In Age of Security, Firm Mines Wealth Of Personal Data

Jan 20, 2005

Cargo Containers' Electronic Sensor Says 'Do Not Disturb'

Jan 20, 2005

Russian Republic Charges Topographer With Selling State Secrets

Jan 19, 2005

FBI Tosses Carnivore to the Dogs

Jan 18, 2005

Baby talk could be key to language

Jan 11, 2005

Study: Rats Can Tell Human Languages Apart

Jan 9, 2005

George Wackenhut Dies; Security Pioneer

Jan 7, 2005

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