Read the article here, The once and future e-book: on reading in the digital age

When a suspected al-Qaeda member was arrested in Berlin in May of 2011, he was found with a memory card with a password-protected folder—and the files within it were hidden. But, as the German newspaper Die Zeitreports, computer forensics experts from the German Federal Criminal Police (BKA) eventually uncovered its contents—what appeared to be a pornographic video called “KickAss.”

Within that video, they discovered 141 separate text files, containing what officials claim are documents detailing al-Qaeda operations and plans for future operations—among them, three entitled “Future Works,” “Lessons Learned,” and “Report on Operations.”

So just how does one store a terrorist’s home study library in a pirated porn video file? In this case the files had been hidden (unencrypted) within the video file through a well-known approach for concealing messages in plain sight: steganography.

Read the Rest of ArsTechnica’s look at how al-Qaeda hid secret documents in a porn video.

Titanic is back, after been digitally upgraded with new 3D motion Feel technology…. It’s super, it’s fantastic, and you need to see this trailer!

I’m quite Jealous of kids these days…

Here’s just some proof that Britain’s got talent exceeds American Idol….

Opera meets pop when 17-year-old Jonathan and 16-year-old Charlotte sing together. But can the duo convince Britain’s Got Talent Judges Simon Cowell, David Walliams, Amanda Holden and Alesha Dixon they’ve got what it takes to wow the nation?

Overloading a Plasma TV to destruction, with a Microwave Transformer is extremely dangerous.

That being said, it’s one heck of a light show…

AVG puts two people in a jungle. All that protects them from a tiger are toothpicks. See if millions of toothpicks bonded together into a cage are enough to keep the tiger at bay.