In New York, anyone can get involved in the tech scene. There's just one requirement: You have to passionately love the Internet and its seemingly infinite possibilities. In the last...

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Samsung Mobile has hired Steve Kondik aka Cyanogen, known as one of the most notorious and successful Android Hackers, for an undisclosed amount as a Software Engineer. Looks like with the heating competition in the mobile handset space Samsung has opted to hunt down talent, while others are stockpiling patents.

Read More: Samsung Hires One Of Android’s Most Notorious Hackers

Anonymous made some more trouble this week by posting the names, home addresses, email addresses and passwords of 102 police officers who work for San Francisco's Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) agency.


Read More: Hackers Post BART Police Officers’ Private Information

"Do you think it’s safe to access sensitive date on your mobile phone?  Perhaps you should think again," warns an infographic about mobile malware.  The threat of smartphone hackers is on the rise and internet security and antivirus software provider BullGuard has got you covered with a brand new infographic on ‘Mobile Malware & What You Need To Know.’


Read More: Are You Protected From Smartphone Hackers? [Infographic]

The infamous hacker group Anonymous is calling on all hackers to help them put an end to Facebook.  In a video that was uploaded to YouTube last month, but is going viral today, a computerized voice calls for action.  "Your medium of communication you all so dearly adore will be destroyed.  If you are a willing hacktivist or a guy who just wants to protect the freedom of information then join the cause and kill Facebook for the sake of your own privacy."  Operation Facebook goes down on November [...]

Read More: Anonymous Calls On All Hackers To Destroy Facebook On November 5 [Video]