Cellphone Hacker Becomes Hackee

January 13, 2017 CyberCecurity Leave a comment

The Israeli company Cellebrite, known for building hardware and software to extract data from most cell phones, was itself hacked. Earlier this week a hacker gave Motherboard 900 gigabytes of data from Cellebrite. We do not know if this is all they have or merely the beginning of a long trickle. Motherboard says that there […]

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Legal, Privacy

Hand Over Your Phone If You Are In An Accident!

May 1, 2016 CyberCecurity Leave a comment

In the “what could go wrong with this” department, New York lawmakers are considering a piece of legislation that would require drivers who are involved in an accident to submit their phone to roadside testing to determine if they were using their device prior to crashing the vehicle. License, registration, proof of insurance and phone, […]

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