Security

Some schools in Florida have implemented a fingerprint scanning system -- so that they can keep track of students, and make it harder for them to skip school.

Today, Sony made the announcement that most of us probably hoped we'd never hear again. Around 93,000 PSN accounts have had their personal data compromised.

A 50 year old Japanese air traffic controller decided to impress his friends -- by posting the flight itinerary of Air Force One on his personal blog.

Sony is hiring a new chief information security officer, who formerly worked for the Department of Homeland Security. Hopefully making some personnel changes will help Sony repair their reputation following that whole hacking... thing.

Today, Sony has just launched its latest innovative service -- Sony Entertainment Network. This network brings all of Sony's online services under a single platform.

This man needed money to fuel his gambling habit, so he figured out how to steal it from his neighbors. No, he wasn't a master thief, or a computer hacker. He just knew how to use Facebook.

Forget his Facebook and Twitter accounts -- now, you can start stalking our President's check-ins via Foursquare. A presidential Google+ account probably isn't far off.

According to MSNBC, the future of warfare will be "private robot armies" battling for ultimate dominion. Wait, didn't we already know that?

A security expert decided to do some testing on his diabetic equipment. What he found is a bit unnerving -- hackers could remotely control the operation of insulin pumps and blood glucose monitors.

Thousands of iPad owners were disappointed yesterday when the Skype app was pulled from the store -- after only being available for several minutes. However, today Skype is available again -- at least for now.