Tuesday, 30 September 2014
Beijing says YES, GIVE US the iPHONE 6 even if it spies for the NSA • The Register
Chinese Hackers Are Targeting Pro-Democracy Protestors In Hong Kong Through Their iPhones - Business Insider
The malicious software, known as Xsser, is capable of stealing text messages, photos, call logs, passwords and other data from Apple mobile devices, researchers with Lacoon Mobile Security said on Tuesday.
They uncovered the spyware while investigating similar malware for Google Inc's Android operating system last week that also targeted Hong Kongprotesters. Anonymous attackers spread the Android spyware via WhatsApp, sending malicious links to download the program, according to Lacoon."
Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/chinese-hackers-are-targeting-pro-democracy-protestors-in-hong-kong-through-their-iphones-2014-9
Berkeley drafts cell phone health warnings | KALW
This month, the 50-year-old Palo Alto lawyer and father of three young children was diagnosed with a second brain tumor.
He blames the cell phones that he pressed against his ear for hours a day for decades. And he believes the warnings buried in tiny type in printed user manuals and behind layers of menus on smart phones should be posted on stickers right on the devices, or at least on their packaging."
http://kalw.org/post/berkeley-drafts-cell-phone-health-warnings-0#.VCkrhf-Eu8s.facebookLiveLeak.com - Difference between weapon-grade bearings made in China and Germany
GE to construct massive solar power plant in Japan- Nikkei Asian Review
Navy tests new vehicle-mounted laser weapon | Fox News
The GBAD is being prepared for a 10-kilowatt laser weapon demonstration in February of next year, Mastroianni explained."
The Arrest Of A Billionaire Does Not Bode Well For Russia's Economy - Business Insider
"As a result, there have been repeated attempts since then to bring Bashneft under Rosneft's control. This interpretation can be folded into a broader theory that the Yevtushenkov affair represents a further episode in the running battle between the siloviki-the "strong men" in the Russian elite-and the liberal (at least in economic terms) technocrats. Significantly, all the prominent figures who have spoken out publicly against the treatment of Mr Yevtushenkov belong to the latter group."
Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/the-arrest-of-a-russian-billionaire-does-not-bode-well-for-russias-economy-2014-9