Articles on Espionage

Spy camera access card - Oct 28, 2008

Crave This product may pose a security nightmare for companies and factories that don't allow cameras on their premises. The Spy Pass Card Micro Camera sold by Brando looks just like ... Read story »

Behind the scenes at Samsung's TV factory: Part II - Aug 13, 2009

Features We peek into its closely guarded LCD panel plant for a look at the making of the company's HDTVs. Read story »

Taiwan's richest man has a bone to pick with Warren Buffet - May 5, 2009

Blogs Guo Tai Ming is Taiwan's richest man. As president of the Hon Hai Industrial Corporation, he built the company from a small plastics manufacturer located in central Taiwan to one of ... Read story »

Part of Ghostnet - Apr 20, 2009

Blogs A while back, the results of a 10-month investigation by Information Warfare Monitor were released revealing the existence of a malware-based cyber espionage network dubbed GhostNet. The report included Brunei's Ministry ... Read story »

Big Brother-like spy net traced back to China - Mar 29, 2009

Blogs A group of researchers from the University of Toronto-based Monk Centre for International Studies have discovered a massive spy system infiltrating more than 1,200 computer systems worldwide, including those of the ... Read story »

Accusations of email spying on Hong Kong's Internet - Oct 16, 2006

Blogs Full details at Misohoni Diary. Initial assumptions: What does Misohoni mean by spying? Monitoring emails and actually opening them up and reading them are two very different things. If there is ... Read story »

Secure digital network, and you can't run - Nov 21, 2007

Blogs Many months ago, I was jokingly asking a senior executive from a mobile network operator if he could assign me a "secure" cellular phone number that was off the radar screen ... Read story »

Disposable DVD, anyone? - Apr 25, 2008

Crave For any espionage wannabe and Mission Impossible-series fans, the voice-recorded advisory that "this tape will self-destruct in 5 seconds" and the aftermath smoke are simply uber-cool. Now with DVD-D technology, it ... Read story »

Pzzt. Your camera's dead - Jun 19, 2006

Crave Movie pirates may have to start looking for alternatives because the guys at Georgia Institute of Technology have come up with a prototype that could disable digital cameras in a given ... Read story »

Big Brother's watching - Jul 31, 2006

Crave There're many things you can't do in Singapore. For instance, you cannot prance around naked at home lest your neighbors catch you in your full glory. You also cannot leave bright ... Read story »

Fantasy or fiction: Musings of the wired age - Jun 20, 2007

Blogs Had an interesting dinner conversation with my brother last night, who is as much a geek as I am when it comes to movies and gizmos and stuff like that. (Well, ... Read story »

PS3 game lineup unveiled - Sep 20, 2005

Features Sony makes up for the delayed console release with the announcement of a solid game lineup. Read story »

If it talks like a duck, it might be this voice changer - Jun 16, 2008

Crave Given how awful cell phone reception is in our area, it's doubtful that anyone would need a voice changer when conversations often sound like they're under water as it is. But ... Read story »

GeoGraffiti on iPhone great for espionage, scavenger hunts - Aug 31, 2008

Crave GeoGraffiti is a geolocation service that centers on little voice notes users can leave all over the world. Before having a native iPhone application it was a voice service you could ... Read story »

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