Think that posting a picture on a social media website could put you in danger? Not danger like getting in trouble with family, friends, or an employer, but physical danger? For even the poorest of cyber stalkers, it’s not that difficult to determine where someone lives based on their Facebook profile alone; indeed, there are […]
Employers Monitor Workers Via Smartphone
InterGuard is a new Blackberry security software that allows employers to keep sensitive information from being publicized (by design or accident) and also ensure employee’s are where they’re supposed to be when they’re supposed to be there. Designed by Awareness Technologies, the Interguard software will monitor activity on work BlackBerry’s & computers. According to VerticalNews, […]
Espionage Entertainment: Spy Anna Chapman Speaks on TV
Russian TV interviewed a spy working in the United States that could have come from the pages of Ian Fleming’s James Bond stories. Fleming, a one-time covert British agent himself, wrote about Bond working with incredible spy babes. Anna Chapman, who obtained British citizenship via marriage, was recently ejected from the United States with 10 […]
Identity Theft Still Runs Rampant
There were 11.2 million cases of identity theft during 2009, totaling $54 million in cost according to Javelin Strategy and Research’s blog. Javelin issues a yearly identity theft report, which makes it that much more interesting that the blog, written by the company’s CEO had his ID stolen 5-times! There are two types of identity […]
Man Released After 23-Year Run
David Ingram, now 48, was on the run from law enforcement officials for 23-years. Convicted of selling Ecstasy, a rare (at the time) drug, the then 25-year-old Ohioan decided to run for his freedom instead of serving a harsh 25-year sentence imposed by the judge. Ingram was arrested in ’88 after a man who hired […]
