By B.N. Frank Experts have been warning for years about security risks and vulnerabilities of Internet of Things (IoT) technology and “Smart” devices (see 1,…
By B.N. Frank Reports have indicated that 4G service is still more private, reliable and secure than 5G (see 1, 2, 3). Additionally, U.S. opposition…
By B.N. Frank Concerns about devices and infrastructure manufactured by Chinese company, Huawei, have led to U.S. legislators taking significant and costly action (see 1,…
By Tyler Durden Tracking devices can sometimes be useful: you can attach one to your phone or wallet and know where it is at all…
By Tyler Durden A meaningful debate is starting to brew about law enforcement’s use of commercially available cell phone data for purposes of criminal investigations across…
By B.N. Frank Experts have been warning for years about cybersecurity risks and vulnerabilities of Internet of Things (IoT) and “Smart” devices. Examples continue to…
By Tyler Durden Anyone who got a COVID-19 test at Walgreens might have had personal data left online, including their name, date of birth, phone…
By B.N. Frank Last month, the NSA sent a stern warning to employers that allowing their employees to use Bluetooth, WiFi, and NFC connections was…
By Kate Anderson Students who had applied for vaccine exemptions at CSU Chico had their personal information leaked online. The university has launched an investigation…
By B.N. Frank Internet of Things (IoT) technology has been described as the “Internet of Vulnerable Things” for good reason. So far its vulnerability has…
By B.N. Frank Cyberattacks can cause catastrophic and sometimes deadly results no matter who or what is targeted – businesses (see 1, 2), community governments,…
By B.N. Frank Cybersecurity experts continue to warn about significant risks and vulnerabilities associated with “Smart Farms” and Internet of Things (IoT) connected agriculture. Some…
By B.N. Frank Even if you aren’t opposed to 5G deployment due to concerns about reduced property value (see 1, 2, 3, 4), public safety…
By B.N. Frank Employers not concerned about employees’ exposure to biologically harmful Bluetooth and/or wireless “Wi-Fi” radiation (see 1, 2, 3, 4, 5) may still…