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Mark Brookes

Postal deliveries could be scrapped - 2 views

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    A possibility for Paper 2. Can you add the tag 6.0_paper_2 Mark?
Elizabeth Schloeffel

NSW Government recording features for facial recognition | News.com.au - 0 views

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    "THE New South Wales Government is quietly compiling a mathematical map of almost every adult's face, sharing information that allows law enforcement to track people by CCTV. "
Stuart Gray

Voting Test Falls Victim to Hackers - 3 views

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    The District of Columbia recently invited hacking attempts to test their new e-voting system. Less than two days later the system had been completely compromised: Candidates were altered Votes were altered Future votes could be redirected or blocked Voting records were viewed Secret voter IDs and PINs were viewed The hackers also found evidence of in-progress attacks from Iran and China.
Stuart Gray

New Scientist - 0 views

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    The New Scientist's technology section has a lot of useful information, and a lot of it very easy to understand too. A useful source for articles for discussion, the technology section also breaks down into smaller topics like Computer Crime, Robotics, and Weapons. Some of the "Instant Expert" guides in here are well worth using in class, and some of the articles may also be suitable for Paper 2. (subscription required for some articles)
Elizabeth Schloeffel

Cyber thieves target social sites - 1 views

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    Thieves are gathering personal information from social networking sites and using it for criminal attacks.
Elizabeth Schloeffel

BBC Click - 0 views

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    Source of articles for Paper 2.
Elizabeth Schloeffel

New York Times - 0 views

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    Source of articles for Paper 2.
Elizabeth Schloeffel

BBC News - 0 views

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    Excellent source of news articles.
Stuart Gray

Smart Guns that Lock Out Criminals - 2 views

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    An article about the use of biometrics to authenticate gun owners. Weapons come with fingerprint sensors built in and will fire only for the authorised owner. The article also covers some of the problems of biometrics - the system claims to be 95% accurate - which is still not enough for use by the military or police officers.
Richard Taylor

BBC News - Phishing attack nets 3 million euros of carbon permits - 1 views

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    Phishing attack nets 3 million euros of carbon permits
Madeleine Brookes

BBC NEWS | Technology | Norway tests laptop exam scheme - 2 views

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    "About 6,000 students in Norway are doing exams on their laptops in a trial that could soon be rolled out across the country."
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    This looks interesting also for Paper 2. Perhaps you could add a tag 6.0_paper_2 Madeleine
Carol Hancox

BBC NEWS | Health | 'Tagging' improves patient safety - 2 views

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    "Hospital patients are used to wearing wristbands. But now those bands have gone high-tech."
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    Also good for Paper 2 (6.0_paper_2)
Carol Hancox

BBC NEWS | Health | Charity backs dementia taggings - 3 views

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    "Charity backs dementia taggings. The number of dementia sufferers is predicted to soar Proposed nelectronic tagging of people with dementia, with their agreement, has been backed by a charity."
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    Also good for Paper 2 [6.0_paper_2]
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