Technology for Spying Lures More Than Military
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Hewlett-Packard is not the only company diving into the murky world of private investigators and secret surveillance.
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Security specialists are now in great demand, thanks to a boom in malicious attacks on computer systems by hackers and viruses, and an array of new communications technologies that carry new security risks.
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Security and surveillance efforts could be bolstered by a simple imaging tool, a scientist claims.
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As government surveillance has increased, violations of federal wiretap law have become a regular if little-noticed occurrence.
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The military needs the power to run electronic gear such as radios, night vision goggles and satellite-navigation tools.
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The practice of cyber-espionage is rapidly moving beyond the government sector and finding its way into the world of international business, according to experts with SANS Institute, one of the world's top IT security training organizations.
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Simple, cheap encryption method uses natural thermal noise to foil eavesdroppers.
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Espionage against the US is increasing, rather than decreasing,in the post-cold-war era, experts say.
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The world's most advanced military powers are using the Internet to spy on their enemies and prepare digital attacks against rogue targets, a leading cyber security expert said on Friday.
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Already in use are such things as infrared cameras with built-in brains that capture license plate images and match them in milliseconds to police records of vehicles of interest to the authorities
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As networks increase in size and complexity, security products are growing in sophistication and security threats are becoming more ingenious.
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Heads of companies with secrets to protect are picking up countersurveillance tech toys typical of James Bond. Photos: Gadgets play supporting role to 007
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A new hacking method is causing concern for the lengths it goes to avoid detection by security software and researchers.
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People sniffing wireless network traffic have many tools at their disposal to intercept sensitive data from PCs.
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A British intelligence agency is seeking spies in cyberspace.
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History suggests the spy technology we build to catch terrorists will eventually be used to bust minor scofflaws. Commentary by Jennifer Granick.
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A new exhibition in London lifts the lid on the real-life world of spying, amid concerns about a developing &quot;Big Brother&quot; society and its effects on individual freedoms and civil liberties.