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France Set To Allow Police To Spy Through Phones
French police should be able to spy on suspects by remotely activating the camera, microphone and GPS of their phones and other devices, lawmakers agreed late Wednesday.
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Robots Left Unsecured Online May Pose Danger: Study
It is possible to control these unsecured robots to remotely spy on camera feeds and even send commands to move the robots around, the study says.
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'One of the Largest' Global Cybercrime Crackdown Nabs 90 'BlackShades' Webcam Spies
An international crackdown by the FBI and police in 19 countries has exposed a malware called "Blackshades" that enabled hackers around the world to secretly and remotely control victims' computers.
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The FBI can control your webcam without switching on its light: Report
A recent report points to the use of malware and remote activated cameras in FBI investigations, and emphasises the ambiguity of the law on the subject.
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US security expert says surveillance cameras can be hacked
A US security expert says he has identified ways to remotely attack high-end surveillance cameras used by industrial plants, prisons, banks and the military, something that potentially would allow hackers to spy on facilities or gain access to sensitive computer networks.
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France Set To Allow Police To Spy Through Phones
French police should be able to spy on suspects by remotely activating the camera, microphone and GPS of their phones and other devices, lawmakers agreed late Wednesday.
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Robots Left Unsecured Online May Pose Danger: Study
It is possible to control these unsecured robots to remotely spy on camera feeds and even send commands to move the robots around, the study says.
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'One of the Largest' Global Cybercrime Crackdown Nabs 90 'BlackShades' Webcam Spies
An international crackdown by the FBI and police in 19 countries has exposed a malware called "Blackshades" that enabled hackers around the world to secretly and remotely control victims' computers.
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The FBI can control your webcam without switching on its light: Report
A recent report points to the use of malware and remote activated cameras in FBI investigations, and emphasises the ambiguity of the law on the subject.
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US security expert says surveillance cameras can be hacked
A US security expert says he has identified ways to remotely attack high-end surveillance cameras used by industrial plants, prisons, banks and the military, something that potentially would allow hackers to spy on facilities or gain access to sensitive computer networks.
