Editors Elliot Williams and Mike Szczys catch up on the past week in hackerdom. It seems as if we’re in a golden age of machine building as an incredible rocker-bogie rover is built to transport a child and mechanical simplicity automates the wet cat food dispensing process. We marvel at the ability to use G-code…

Most of the targeted MAC addresses are used by ASUStek, Intel, and AzureWave devices. …read more Source:: ZDNet

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Security researchers have found a new kind of government malware that was hiding in plain sight within apps on Android’s Play Store. And they appear to have uncovered a case of lawful intercept gone wrong. An anonymous reader writes: This new case once again highlights the limits of Google’s filters that are intended to prevent…

Buried in a slew of recent product launches, paired down smart glasses could be a small but important step toward an AR future for mobile computing. …read more Source:: ZDNet

Plus: Next week Mad Leo’s on the stand Autonomy Trial If Autonomy’s accounts were fraudulent, an awful lot of people must have been part of the scam, its former CFO Sushovan Hussain’s barrister told the High Court in London yesterday.… …read more Source:: TheRegister

That unmanageable thicket of info is a gold mine for your business Sponsored webcast The volume of data many organisations have to deal with today is becoming so vast that they can barely make sense of it.… …read more Source:: TheRegister

The invention of STRIDE was the key inflection point in the development of threat modeling from art to engineering practice. …read more Source:: DarkReading