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Tech Report: Mozilla Updates Firefox To Encrypt Google Searches
Mozilla is releasing an updated Firefox browser that they say will make your surfing even safer. The new browser will automatically encrypt Google searches.
SF Muni Deploys Surveillance System That Spots Suspicious Activity
A high-tech surveillance system designed to thwart crime and terrorism by spotting suspicious activity without the use of a human monitor is set to be deployed on San Francisco’s Muni Metro system.
SFO Terminal Cleared After Security Breach
Terminal 3 at San Francisco International Airport was cleared Friday morning after an unauthorized access to the terminal, an airport spokesman said.
Security Issue Putting San Quentin Nurses At Risk
The hospital at San Quentin State Prison may provide state-of-the-art care for inmates. But CBS 5 has uncovered a security lapse that may be putting nurses at risk.
Tech Report: Can Companies Or Colleges Demand Access To Facebook Profiles?
Some colleges, and even a few employers, have recently insisted on taking a peak at the Facebook pages of applicants, policies Facebook officials said violate the sites terms of use.
Elderly Woman’s Oxygen Tanks Prompt SFO Bomb Scare, Evacuation
A portion of San Francisco International Airport was shut down shortly before noon Friday because of a suspicious package discovered at a security screening area.
Faster Pre-Screening Program Coming To SFO Security
The head of the Transportation Security Administration said more travelers around the country will be eligible to enroll in a test program so that they can get through airport security with less hassle by the end of this year.
Unruly Fans At NFC Championship Face Ouster From Candlestick Park
Fans at the NFC Championship Game have been warned to be on their best behavior or risk being booted from Candlestick Park without warning.
SF Zoo Security Increased Following Monkey Theft
Despite the safe return of Banana Sam, San Francisco Zoo officials have added security measures to ensure no other similar problems.
Online Crime Expected To Go Mobile In 2012
More than likely, we’ll be seeing a rise in cybercrimes in 2012 especially so-called “hacktivism,” according to top Internet security experts in Silicon Valley.
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