Truth #7 It's always something
As the truths of our Government become transparent for many Americans, some advocates are fighting back, giving them a taste of their own medicine. Ask supports of Jeremy Hammond, a young activist who exposed 200GM of information from major Defense corporations. In light of the recent Government surveillance scandals and other major company security breaches, Hammond simply felt "the powers that be," had it coming to them. In this day and age, individuals are becoming more computer savvy and the threat of internal hacking will continue to rise with the advancement of technologies.
http://news.cnet.com/8301-1009_3-57611014-83/prominent-figures-voice-support-for-hacktivist-jeremy-hammond/
Truth # 1 It has to work
Security on cell phones has become one of the top priorities of cell phone companies across the globe. Cell phones provide a number of methods to keep your phones privacy intact; lock screens, face recognition and passwords to name a few. A new technology from cell phone conglomerates APPLE have created finger print technology that uses your unique finger print to unlock your phone. This type of technology is ground shattering, with each individual on this planet having their own unique print patterns, there is no way possible that someone can duplicate your own personal print. That was true up until a group of hackers known as "Chaos Computer Group" debunked Apple's secure access theory. The notorious group posted a video on how to create an image of a finger print by scanning it to a computer then giving it a chemical bath, which produces a dummy print. Needless to say, Apple wasn't to happy about this.
http://news.cnet.com/8301-1009_3-57604554-83/hacker-video-shows-how-to-thwart-apples-touch-id/
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