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  1. BitTorrent Inc. Happy to Take on Kim Jong Un
  2. Hollywood Tries to Crush Popcorn Time, Again
  3. Google & MPAA Publicly Slam Each Other Over Piracy
  4. Hackers Can Read Your Private SMS and Listen to Phone Calls
  5. Router Vulnerability Puts 12 Million Home and Business Routers at Risk
  6. Net overseers hit by phishing attackNet cables By spoofing emails attackers
  7. Sony hack: US mulls putting N Korea back on terror list
  8. Pirate Bay Domain Back Online, Waving a Pirate Flag
  9. Twitter Suspends Account of Torrent Release Group ETRG
  10. Private Torrent Site Operators Face Criminal Trial
  11. EZTV Is Back Online After Pirate Bay Raid
  12. DARPA puts out call for super-agile UAVs
  13. Hybrid-electric aircraft takes to the skies
  14. Double amputee controls two prosthetic arms at once, using his mind
  15. Infiniti races through the digital space with Gran Turismo concept
  16. Beware: Fake 'The Interview' App Affects Android Users
  17. N.Korea' Kim Jong Un Cartoon Appears on The Pirate Bay, HACKED or SneakyHINT?
  18. Hackers leak 13,000 Passwords Of Amazon, Walmart and Brazzers Users
  19. Lizard Squad vs Anonymous — 'PlayStation, Xbox and Tor Network' Attacks
  20. Top 10 Domains Hit By Google Piracy Takedowns 2014
  21. Dotcom: Encrypted MegaChat is “Coming Soon”
  22. Hundreds of Pirate Bay Copies Emerge, Is The Hydra Alive?
  23. Microsoft Could Kill Internet Explorer; New Spartan Browser Coming Soon
  24. Hacker Clones German Defense Minister's Fingerprint Using Just her Photos
  25. Congress Ponders Key Decisions on Drones
  26. Internet of Things Growing Despite Privacy, Security Concerns
  27. Lizard Squad Offers DDoS Attacks as a Paid Service
  28. Navy Mulls Lasers, Rail Guns for Existing Destroyers
  29. Ghost Drone follows its user, and is controlled via their phone
  30. 2014: The Year of the Hacker, More To Come in 2015
  31. Two 'Lizard Squad' Hackers Arrested After Christmas DDoS Attacks
  32. The Most Dangerous People on the Internet Right Now
  33. New approach could lead cancer cells down path of destruction
  34. A Tale of Two Gatling Guns: F-35 vs. A-10
  35. Man-made ligament could replace ruptured ACLs
  36. The Biggest Security Threats We’ll Face in 2015
  37. FAA launches campaign targeting rookie drone pilots
  38. Obama admits to low oil prices
  39. Top Torrent Trackers All Return Online
  40. PirateSnoop Browser Unblocks Torrent Sites
  41. Google Porn Takedowns Carpet Bomb Github
  42. VPN Services Consider Leaving Canada to Protect Customer Privacy
  43. Bosnia leads global search for missing with expertise on bones
  44. CES 2015: Warning over data grabbed by smart gadgets
  45. China Launches Weapons Acquisition Website
  46. Mirror, mirror on the wall, who's the fairest monkey of all?
  47. Japan reorients space effort to bolster security, drive exports
  48. Know when to fold 'em: computer aces Texas hold 'em poker
  49. Exclusive: Chip maker Silicon Image explores sale - sources
  50. Hacker posts client emails from Swiss bank BCGE
  51. Stop threats to Canada's online pirates, rights holders told
  52. Obama to propose new laws to protect consumer data, privacy
  53. Move over Nessie, Scotland gets a new prehistoric marine reptile
  54. SpaceX rocket nails launch but narrowly misses landing test
  55. 3D-printed mower keeps lawn in trim
  56. Hands-on: ODG's smartglasses are straight out of a William Gibson novel
  57. Homemade flamethrower runs on cornstarch, makes quick work of zombolas
  58. Happy New Year! Stanford May Have Just Cured Alzheimer's
  59. Target abandons Canadian operations
  60. Futures indicate TSX to open flat after oil rises
  61. Canada pushes back budget to April due to market instability
  62. Alibaba's latest mobile messaging effort: social networking for businesses
  63. British police arrest man over Christmas Xbox, Playstation hacks
  64. Apple, Google settle U.S. poaching lawsuit for $415 million
  65. Exclusive: Samsung talks to BlackBerry about $7.5 billion buyout
  66. Facebook's Zuckerberg brings free Internet to Colombia, mute on China
  67. Last year was Earth's hottest on record, U.S. scientists say
  68. After Gmail blocked in China, Microsoft's Outlook hacked, says GreatFire
  69. Exclusive: Facebook hiring spree hints at ambitions in virtual reality and beyond
  70. Google in talks to buy mobile-payments company Softcard: TechCrunch
  71. Exclusive - Canada insists on oil train tanker phase-out ahead of U.S
  72. Satellite startup Planet Labs raises $95 million
  73. Ex-UK spy chief says new accord needed with tech firms to stop terrorism
  74. Morgan Stanley profit falls short of expectations
  75. First round-the-world solar flight to take off next month
  76. Big data tops humans at picking 'significant' films: study
  77. Oil inches above $48, outlook remains weak
  78. Netflix accelerates global push as U.S. growth slows
  79. IPhone 6 hands Apple record share of Samsung's home market
  80. Samsung drops Qualcomm processors in next Galaxy S: report
  81. Windows 10 upgrade to be 'free' for one year
  82. Atlas rocket blasts off from Florida with military communications satellite
  83. Scientists create 'genetic firewall' for new forms of life
  84. Amazon, e-commerce rivals fuel commercial property boom in India
  85. McDonald's posts smaller-than-expected fall in comparable sales
  86. UPDATE 1-DreamWorks to cut 500 jobs, make fewer movies in restructuring move
  87. Mobilicity out of one airwaves auction, needs cash for another
  88. In China, VPN internet access tools suffer further disruptions
  89. Sony to delay official submission of third quarter results after hacking
  90. How Draghi got divided ECB to say 'yes' to money-printing
  91. Cablevision to launch WiFi phone service for data-hungry users
  92. SAP sees high cloud profit potential in long term
  93. Oil price recovers as dollar weakens against euro
  94. Facebook takes blame for service outages, which hit wider Web
  95. Internet browser Vivaldi takes aim at tech savvy users
  96. WikiLeaks blasts Google for quietly handing emails to government
  97. Remarkable fossils push back snake origins by 65 million years
  98. Asteroid that buzzed Earth has a plus one, NASA says
  99. Scientists ask if Ebola immunizes as well as kills
  100. Commercial space rides for U.S. astronauts to save millions: NASA
  101. Futures indicate higher start; Fed in focus
  102. Canada revisions show bigger job losses in December
  103. Oil slips to $49 on huge U.S. stock build, firm dollar
  104. Links Found between NSA, Regin Spy tool and QWERTY Keylogger
  105. Canadian Government Spies on Millions of File-Sharers
  106. Cyber surveillance worries most Canadians: privacy czar's poll
  107. Offensive Wikipedia edits from Canadian correctional service computers leads to inves
  108. Hacktivists step up web attack volumes
  109. Flying 'quad copter' triggers White House alert
  110. Jay-Z to snap up music streamer Aspiro in $56 million deal
  111. AWS move, disclosure suggest Amazon yielding more to Wall Street
  112. U.S. wireless spectrum auction raises record $44.9 billion
  113. Attention Cobra Katy Perry's Super Bowl promise: lion, sharks and live singing
  114. Justin Bieber says dropping 'arrogant' and 'conceited' attitude
  115. Artificial intelligence 'will not end human race'
  116. Federal government pays businessman one of the largest settlements in Canadian histor
  117. Delaware gives digital driver's license green light
  118. The Pirate Bay Returns From The Dead
  119. Credit cards offer far less privacy than you think
  120. KickassTorrents Users Fight Back Against DMCA Takedown Purge
  121. Oil prices up more as BP joins sector spending cuts
  122. No Canadian crude by rail to California in August-November 2014: state
  123. Google preparing to launch ride-hailing service: Bloomberg
  124. China blasts NetEase for spreading porn in latest push to cleanse cyberspace
  125. Have a D-Link Wireless Router? You might have been Hacked
  126. China Demands Tech Companies to give them Backdoor and Encryption Keys
  127. ISP Doesn’t Have to Expose Pirating Subscribers, Judge Rules
  128. Pirate Bay Responds to Cloudflare and Moderation Concerns
  129. In Memory Of The Liberties Lost In The War on Piracy
  130. YTS Rolls Out New Design and Features
  131. Ford CEO worries cars may get commoditized like mobile handsets
  132. Uber proposes new registration system for South Korea drivers
  133. Microsoft Internet Explorer Universal Cross-Site Scripting Flaw
  134. The Pirate Bay relaunch is FBI's Honeypot? Pirate Bay Team Responds,'NO WAY'
  135. Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht Convicted of All 7 Charges; Faces Life In Prison
  136. Anti-Piracy Outfit Sends Porn ‘Fines’ to University
  137. Hotfile Agrees to Settle Piracy Lawsuit With Major Book Publishers
  138. Health insurer Anthem hit by massive cybersecurity breach
  139. Paypal's retail chief quits ahead of eBay split
  140. Emotions, not science, rule U.S. climate change debate: study
  141. Florida scientists develop way to detect mislabeled fish
  142. SEC probes Blackberry options trading ahead of Reuters report about Samsung talks
  143. RadioShack Corp filed for U.S. bankruptcy Sprint to take over some stores
  144. China to have most robots in world by 2017
  145. Strong dollar weighs on game maker Activision Blizzard's forecast
  146. UK spy agency's Internet surveillance was illegal, court rules
  147. CNO: Next-Generation Navy Fighter Might Not Need Stealth
  148. Students create the ultimate rubber band race car
  149. Popcorn Time Explores I2P Anonymity as VPN Overloads
  150. U.S. court orders Symantec to pay $17 mln for patent infringement
  151. Guinea to expand use of experimental anti-Ebola drugs
  152. Feds can't indefinitely gag Yahoo about subpoena, judge rules
  153. G20, EU leaders meet in a week to mend Greece
  154. Sewage sludge contains millions of dollars worth of gold, other metals
  155. Samsung Admits Its Smart TV Is Spying On You
  156. KickassTorrents Taken Down By Domain Name Seizure
  157. 5,300 U.S. Gas Stations Vulnerable to Cyber Attacks
  158. Glitch delays launch of SpaceX rocket with U.S. weather satellite
  159. Dom'Up takes camping in the trees to new heights
  160. CarVi brings modern driver assist technology to older cars
  161. DARPA's ALASA space launch system would turn airports into spaceports
  162. Beyond the breach: cyberattacks force a defense strategy re-think
  163. NASA releases details of Titan submarine concept
  164. Crash-proof UAV takes out US$1 million Drones For Good Competition
  165. Students look to improve bitcoin transparency
  166. US Government builds "Memex Deep Web Search Engine" to Track Criminals
  167. Megaupload Programmer Arrested in The U.S.
  168. Ottawa's anti-terror, corruption crackdowns show the problem with rushing in
  169. Samsung SmartTV an 'absurd' privacy intruder, Ann Cavoukian says
  170. Police probe St-Pierre smuggling, with a twist
  171. 15-Year-Old JasBug Vulnerability Affects All Versions of Microsoft Windows
  172. File-Sharing Icon RapidShare Shuts Down
  173. DARPA’s Squad X Core Technologies program looks to create smarter, more aware infantr
  174. NoFlyZone.org keeps the airspace above your home drone-free
  175. Boston Dynamic introduces smaller, more kickable robot
  176. Experimental spaceplane IXV launched by ESA
  177. How To Stop Your Smart TV From Eavesdropping On You
  178. Report Warns of Cyber Security Vulnerabilities in Cars, Trucks
  179. Microsoft patches bug 'used by Chinese hackers'
  180. It's not just smart TVs that spy on you:
  181. Facebook rolls out feature for users when they die
  182. Obama to discuss cybersecurity with tech bosses
  183. “Canada Remains A Safe Haven For Online Piracy”
  184. Facebook launches ThreatExchange for Sharing Cyber Security Threats
  185. New Navy Ship-Radar Completes Target Track Simulation
  186. Next generation armor inspired by animal scales
  187. U.S. Undersea Dominance is in Jeopardy
  188. Apple $1 trillion stock market value could be years away
  189. Apple learning to make self-driving car: auto industry source
  190. OPEC says oil's drop hitting other producers faster than thought
  191. BMW-backed car parking app raises half crowdfunding target on debut
  192. Bill Gates meets with China technology minister: ministry
  193. Is organic chocolate worth the price?
  194. While Obama talks cyber security, his hotel's computer system fails
  195. Eyes of the world on Greece
  196. FAA floats new rules for commercial drone use
  197. Canada's next-generation military smart gun unveiled
  198. Electric 4WD vehicle allows users to "Zoom" off-road
  199. Hackers Stole $300 Million from 100 Banks Using Malware
  200. This Wireless Explosives Detector Is the Size of a Postage Stamp
  201. Obama's Executive Order urges Companies to Share CyberSecurity Threat Data
  202. That ;) You Type Can and Will Be Used Against You in a Court of Law
  203. Privately Offers Users Control Over Social Media Sharing
  204. Mars One Mission: 6 Canadians Among 100 Finalists
  205. Telescopic contact lenses zoom in and out with the wink of an eye
  206. Cyclone could become third million dollar motorcycle
  207. Visa Wants To Track Your Smartphone to Prevent Credit Card Fraud
  208. Dumb and Dumber Downloaders Face Legal Action
  209. The War Over Control Of The Net Is A War Over Information Advantage
  210. You can now find out if US spies passed on your data to the UK in illegal surveillanc
  211. NSA Planted Stuxnet-Type Malware Deep Within Hard Drive Firmware
  212. $1.75 Million in Bitcoin Stolen from Chinese BTER Bitcoin Exchange
  213. New face detection algorithm registers even partially hidden faces
  214. SkyProwler combines a quadcopter and a fixed-wing airplane in one device
  215. What is HTTP/2 ? Next-Gen Protocol For Faster and Safer Internet
  216. MegaNet — New Decentralized, Non-IP Based and Encrypted Network
  217. Oil falls sharply after U.S. crude inventories rise
  218. YouTube to release kids app next week
  219. Lenovo To Stop Pre-Installing Superfish...
  220. Canadian dollar below 80 cents as Canada adds to oil glut
  221. AstraZeneca's patent on asthma drug invalidated by U.S. court
  222. Euro zone economy accelerates thanks to German 'thunderbolt'
  223. Can Ferrari really cut it in luxury beyond supercars?
  224. Honda backing away from 6 million a year car sales goal: CEO
  225. In a first for a fish, Oregon chub removed from endangered list
  226. Strongest known natural material - spider silk or limpet teeth?
  227. Cyberattack at NRC occurred weeks before alert sent out
  228. How far should a doctor go? MDs say they ‘need clarity’ on Supreme Court’s assisted
  229. Predicting where to park? Israel's got an app for that
  230. Apple to spend $1.9 billion on new European data centers
  231. Saunas might be good for your health
  232. Is It Possible to Track Smartphone Location By Monitoring Battery Usage?
  233. Visa Europe plans new security that could pave way for Apple Pay
  234. Opera offers new feature for free access to mobile Web apps
  235. U.S. raises concerns over 'made in Indonesia' smartphone law
  236. Silicon Valley gender discrimination case heads to trial
  237. Google partners with wireless carriers to push Wallet service
  238. Aston Martin takes wraps off the Vulcan
  239. Brabus turns the Mercedes S63 into sinister, 850-hp speed machine
  240. 3D-printed guide could find use in better nerve repairs
  241. FBI offers record $3M reward for Russian hacking suspect
  242. Google warns Blogger users over porn
  243. Yahoo executive challenges NSA over encryption demands
  244. U.S. existing home sales at nine-month low, supply limited
  245. McLaren 675LT will be lightest and most powerful of McLaren's Super Series
  246. Thought-controlled drones may be just the first step in aviation revolution
  247. Small Diameter Bomb II Completes Live Fire Test Destroying T-72 Tank
  248. Europol Takes Down RAMNIT Botnet that Infected 3.2 Million Computers
  249. Samsung may face FTC probe over voice-recognition TVs
  250. Tougher Internet rules to hit cable, telecoms companies