Counterfeit

May 10th 2008

US Military Wasted Millions on Fake Hardware, Sparking Cyber-Terrorism Fears

The U.S. Military has spent millions of dollars on counterfeit computer components over the years, according to an FBI report. This not only screws over businesses, but it also makes it easier for cyber-terrorists to hack into our systems by putting trojans and viruses in fake circuitry. An anti-counterfeit initiative by the FBI, led to…

Tech News Elaine Chow May 10

July 30th 2007

Blatant iPhone Clone Sucks Hard

Send in the iPhone clones, and this one is the most blatant ripoff we’ve seen yet, even more so than the Meizu MiniOne. Seen on a Chinese auction site, this one touts itself as being “more formidable than the iPhone,” calling itself the “Love Feng Mobile Phone.” It’s just the kind of cheap knockoff we…

Tech News Charlie White Jul 30

January 26th 2007

Eletronic Counterfeit Bill Detector Scans for Magnetic Ink

There’s nothing like scanning fresh money in a birthday card and sending your great aunt to jail for counterfeiting. Scan your bills with this pocket-sized detector, and its UV rays will search for the magnetic ink found on legit dough, which is used for character recognition in computerized banking. Now the folks at Burger King…

Gadgets Todd Haselton Jan 26

April 19th 2006

Counterfeit iPod Shuffles and Nanos

File these under the heading “Ummm… Duh?” iPodGear has some shots of real and counterfeit iPod shuffles and Nanos. While they wouldn’t fool anyone who has actually seen a Nano or Shuffle in their lives, it seems that someone has put a load of effort into making sure they are ripping of the ignorant with…

Tech News Johnb Apr 19

US Military Wasted Millions on Fake Hardware, Sparking Cyber-Terrorism Fears

Blatant iPhone Clone Sucks Hard

Eletronic Counterfeit Bill Detector Scans for Magnetic Ink

Counterfeit iPod Shuffles and Nanos

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