Anonymous' most effective assets are its ability to motivate and coordinate effective online responses from its members on topics that affect them directly. It hasn't quite figured out how to use that power in the real world as well as it does online. But it keeps trying.
The recent media scandal involving Rupert Murdoch and his News of the World tabloid has phone users fearing for the security of their data. As disgusting as the Murdoch scandal is, there are ways to help prevent your phone from being hacked. Here's how.
In this era of data breaches and cyberterrorism, there’s so much harm that can be done over the Internet that it’s hard to imagine going back to the days when hackers cracked the good old phone network. But that’s exactly what a 19-year-old blind teen from the Boston area did, and his hacking got him eleven years in prison.