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Local residents in east London are alarmed by UK government plans to site missiles on the roofs of residential apartments as part of the security measures for the Olympic Games.
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A new security camera product has been developed by a Japanese company which can search through a massive amount of data in one second, based on facial recognition technologies.
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Passwords today are the digital counterpart of one's physical keys, and over the past several years it has been highlighted by many security experts that a strong password helps provide a better layer of protection.
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It seems like the saying is right, those who fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it. Perhaps then Canada can be classified as guilty of repetition when it comes to its distinctive history with its ethnic and religious discrimination.
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A major flaw in the TSA's screening process has been unmasked by a blogger. As shown in the video below, a person could get a metal object through the TSA body scanners by placing the item to the side of the body, rather than the front or back.
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One would think that NASA would be rather secure given the nature of their work, but numerous security breaches have occurred over the past few years, including the theft of a laptop containing codes to control the ISS.
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Social media has pretty much changed the dynamics of the social web. While individual communities have been a part of the web since its inception, how the socialized web exists has significantly changed over time.
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The Transportation Security Administration shared they found close to $410,000 in loose change at security checkpoints during 2010.
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A security firm has released a new report that highlights the 'dirty dozen', the 12most vulnerable, and popular, smartphones.
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MIT's Lincoln Laboratory researchers announced they developed a new radar technology that can "look" through concrete walls, a capability the scientists hope will soon help troops in urban combat, and be adapted for emergency responder use amid disasters.
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There has been heavy security in Egypt for the traditional Coptic Christmas Eve services.
Fears mount over Afghan ban on private security firms
The blueprints for security upgrades to the Kensington Palace apartment Prince William and Kate Middleton will soon call home have been made public, exposing the high-profile royal couple to potential security threats, royal and security experts say. The planned, updated protection measures for the Duke...
Who had to call in extra security this week?
Offering shoes and handbags as security for a loan
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At the end of the day, the purpose of technology is to help us work more efficiently, communicate seamlessly, explore...
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“Big Box” social media portals, such as Facebook, YouTube and Twitter, have come to play a significant role in our...
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A four-year, $63 billion FAA bill, which was approved by House and Senate negotiators for use of unmanned planes,...
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Across the country, Republican led groups have enacted legislation aimed at restricting voters in the next general...
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Toronto City Counselor Adam Vaughan is my hero. He talks straight and tells it like it is. Adam Vaughan is critical of...
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