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MIT Tetris Hack Took 4.5 Years Of Planning [VIDEO]

Students at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology poured more than four years of time and effort into realizing a stunt that saw the front of a 21-story campus building transformed.

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Google Updates Google News With Google Plus Comments, Realtime Developments

Google rolled out a handful of new features and updates to news aggregator Google News this week, mostly designed to introduce more content from Google Plus to the site, in.

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Facebook Wants To Be Mobile App Developers’ Best Friend

http://techcrunch.com/2012/07/23/referly-gets-more-social-launches-api-now-any-site-can-have-a-referral-program/

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Malicious Attacks Ballooned Last Year, Targeting Lower-Level Employees And Mobile Devices

Malicious attacks ballooned last year, with the number of malware variants growing while spam rates dropped, according to a new report by Symantec

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Onion Browser Brings Anonymous Browsing To iOS

The Onion Browser uses a worldwide network of volunteered servers that obscure the identity of internet users by layering levels of encryption to enable anonymous browsing on iOS.

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Do You Still Own Stuff You Upload To Google Drive?

Fresh on the heels of Google‘s Dropbox-like remote storage service, Google Drive, is a furor over what the fine print in the service’s user agreement means for users’ intellectual property.

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Wireless Providers: Asking For Warrants Would Be Too Much Work

Earlier this month, I wrote about research by the ACLU that found in many cases, police departments aren’t bothering to request warrants before asking mobile providers to turn over location.

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Most-Feared Bogeymen: IT Professionals

Anonymous hacktivists, cyber criminals, and nation states top the concerns of IT security workers, according to new research. But in spite of their fears, those workers have shaky faith in.

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Megaupload Case Reportedly On Shaky Ground After Another Screwup

The case against online filelocker service Megaupload, which was shut down by U.S. authorities in January, may never go to trial, according to the judge assigned to the case. And.

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Se.cret.ly: This Link Will Self-Destruct

You might notice that this link doesn’t work. But it worked once – and just once – thanks to se.cret.ly, a new toy for privacy enthusiasts and would-be spies. The site creates short.

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