Looking at the MP3 Player Hidden Camcorder, it’s not something that I would think is a hidden camera. It literally looks just like a regular MP3 player. When I first saw it in our office, I really thought that it was a regular music player that belonged to one of my coworkers, especially since he had headphones plugged into it and music blasting. [...]
Anna Chapman, a 28 year old Russian spy who was allegedly sent to the U.S. to infiltrate political circles and funnel information back to Moscow.
The FBI has announced that it arrested 11 Russian spies that have been under deep cover for decades, living seemingly normal lives while secretly sending information to Russia. The spies all lived what seemed to be ordinary lives, and even got married together and had kids as part of their cover. [...]
After hearing that people walk in circles when lost, Jan Souman, a psychologist at the Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics in Tubingen, Germany, decided to test if this really was the case. [...]
The Cell Phone Spy is a USB device that lets you download the contents of a cell phone’s SIM card, make changes to the information, and read all of its text messages–even the deleted ones. The level of control a person has over the information on the SIM card is impressive, and the program is manageable and simple to install and use. [...]
As big companies like Facebook, AT&T, Google, and others have proven that their user’s information isn’t always as safe and secure as people assume. So last week, attendees of the annual Computers, Freedom, and Privacy (CFP) conference created a Users’ Bill of Rights. This bill should finally give Internet users some peace of mind about what their information is really being used for. [...]
Did you wait on line for hours to be one of the very first people to get the iPhone 4? Then we have some bad news for you. [...]
GPS Tracking Buying Guide
You’ve probably heard about GPS tracking technology. But how can you personally use it, and how does it work? Understanding the fundamentals of this technology will help you make an informed decision when it comes to purchasing a unit that’s right for your specific needs. [...]
On CNN’s “State of the Union,” Senator Joseph Lieberman proposed the idea of an “Internet kill switch” in a recent bill. The “Internet kill switch” will give the government the power to shut down parts of the Web in case of an emergency situation. But this bill has people worrying it would provide the government with too much control. [...]
Here at BrickHouse Security we get a lot of requests for tips about personal safety. Although you probably face what could be a dangerous situation everyday, there are some simple steps you can do to ensure your safety. The best practices come from a combination of technological and electronic devices, self defense techniques, and good old common sense. From learning how to avoid threatening circumstances to knowing how and when to use personal safety devices, we have compiled a list of the top ten tips for personal safety. [...]
Stolen plays, disguises, and a long distance love affair–a modern day Shakespearean tragedy in the making. But I’m sure Raymond Scott, accused of stealing what has been described as “the most important book in the English language,” does not see the poetry in his future incarceration. [...]
If you’re lucky enough to have a BMW, you can experience the new in-vehicle Micro-Navigation system that takes the GPS to the next level. [...]
Facebook recently released new privacy features that look like they could potentially stop unauthorized access to your profile. Regardless of Facebook’s less than stellar security track record, it might just be true. [...]
Last night, the Los Angeles Lakers won the NBA finals and Laker’s fans flooded the streets to celebrate. But instead of celebrating in a normal way, the fans got out of control and started a huge riot all over the city that caused some serious damage. The fans smashed the windows of building and cars, threw rocks, and even set a taxi cab on fire. [...]
