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Bitcoin Vulnerability: Are You at Risk of Losing Money?

November 10, 2013 by Alexandria Ingham Leave a Comment

Bitcoin Vulnerability: Are You at Risk of Losing Money?

Is the Bitcoin system vulnerable to hackers? The mining system is based on trust, but a dishonest ‘miner’ could bring the whole Bitcoin system down!

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Beta Testing: Obamacare Website Has Problems from the Start

October 13, 2013 by Alexandria Ingham Leave a Comment

Beta Testing: Obamacare Website Has Problems from the Start

Users on the PPACA website have experienced problems since launch on October 1, 2013. Could the U.S. Government have avoided this with beta testing?

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Government Websites and the Shutdown Showdown: Amber Alerts Down, ‘Let’s Move’ Up

October 7, 2013 by Victoria Nicks Leave a Comment

Government Websites and the Shutdown Showdown: Amber Alerts Down, ‘Let’s Move’ Up

The White House determines which websites remain up during the shutdown, and which are blocked or shut down. Where are the costs involved in running a site?

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Japan’s Version of Google Glass: How Does It Work?

October 3, 2013 by Alexandria Ingham 1 Comment

Japan’s Version of Google Glass: How Does It Work?

Intelligent Glass technology from Japan allows you to use any flat surface as a virtual tablet, instantly translate street signs, and more.

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Government Monitoring You? RFID Tracking Via EZ-Pass Debunked

September 27, 2013 by Mary Ellen Johnson 2 Comments

Government Monitoring You? RFID Tracking Via EZ-Pass Debunked

Is the government monitoring your car by way of its E-ZPass tag? A hacked dashboard cow seems to think so, but there are a few problems with the experiment.

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Rear-View Cameras: Backup Deaths Continue As DOT Delays Rule

September 26, 2013 by Alexandria Ingham 1 Comment

Rear-View Cameras: Backup Deaths Continue As DOT Delays Rule

Installing backup cameras in cars may save lives – although the DOT is delaying rules on requirements for manufacturers, consumers can install their own.

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Apple iPhone 5S Fingerprint Scanner: Is It Really the Most Secure Option?

September 24, 2013 by Alexandria Ingham 1 Comment

Apple iPhone 5S Fingerprint Scanner: Is It Really the Most Secure Option?

Touch ID keeps your iPhone 5S secure with a scan of your fingerprint – is this as secure as it sounds, or is Apple’s technology a target for hackers?

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Colorado Flood Map: Natural Disaster Response By Google [Updated]

September 13, 2013 by Victoria Nicks Leave a Comment

Colorado Flood Map: Natural Disaster Response By Google [Updated]

Google’s released a Colorado Flood Map, which provides location information, evacuation orders, warnings, and other data for residents. How does that work?

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Privacy Risk: Smartphone Pictures Can Give Away Your Location

August 13, 2013 by Alexandria Ingham 2 Comments

Privacy Risk: Smartphone Pictures Can Give Away Your Location

Do you have geo-tagging disabled on your phone? If not, you may be putting your family at risk by posting your smartphone photos online with your location.

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Zombie Simulation at Boy Scout Jamboree: Bioinformatics At Work

July 19, 2013 by Victoria Nicks Leave a Comment

Zombie Simulation at Boy Scout Jamboree: Bioinformatics At Work

The Virginia Bioinformatics Institute’s booth at this year’s Boy Scout Jamboree teaches kids about the spread of infectious disease via a zombie virus app.

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