Another kind of stingray poses wildly different dangers. Electronic devices called stingrays dupe nearby mobile devices into thinking they’re cell towers. When the devices conne ...

On June 3, 2025, the House of Commons of Canada introduced Bill C-2. Bill C-2 is described as "An Act respecting certain measures relating to ...

In addition to their IMSI catchers, the group appeared to accomplish most of their operations using commercially available devices, repurposed as advanced surveillance equipment. The barriers to RF ...

IMSI-Catchers are false mobile towers (base stations) acting between the target mobile phone(s) and the real towers of service providers. As such they are considered a Man-In-The-Middle (MITM) attack.

Phone surveillance can include all manner of interceptions: from establishing who you’re speaking to, to tracking your location, and listening to the contents of your calls. As we explain below, you ...

If you are in the Middle East and recently noticed that your smartphone switched its location and time zone to Iran, you are ...

PITTSBURGH — A Pittsburgh Pirates catcher will miss time with injury once again in 2025. The Pirates announced, amongst a number of moves, that they placed catc ...

PITTSBURGH — A Pittsburgh Pirates catcher will spend more time on the Injured List with a later roster move. The Pirates claimed right-handed pitcher Michael Da ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Jake Rogers used to be the Detroit Tigers' No. 1 catcher. Now, he's their No. 2. The Tigers recently flipped their catching depth chart, elevating Dillon Dingler into the ...

UCLA Softball will have yet another role to fill in the offseason, as Freshman Catcher Maggie Daniel has announced she will enter the transfer portal. Daniel made 30 starts behind the plate for ...

MIAMI – With word this week that starting catcher Tyler Stephenson might be on the verge of a return to the lineup from his oblique injury, the natural next question for the Cincinnati Reds is ...

Under Frontier League rules, the ValleyCats receive $12,500 for selling a player's contract to a MLB team. The tradeoff is Tri-City loses a catcher who was hitting .333.