Military systems, especially contractors, are extremely vulnerable to intrusion by hackers. What they find is then often put on the web for all to see. Not good for the secretive Military Industrial Complex!
Pages and Listings are in reverse chronological order:
News Russia Busts CIA ‘Spy’ and His Gmail
05-15-2013
•
Wired.com
Officially, Ryan Christopher Fogle worked as a junior diplomat at the U.S. Embassy in Moscow.
•
•
News LinkedIn Leveraged to Lend New Life to Old Scam
05-09-2013
•
technewsdaily.com
Scammers are using LinkedIn to give their garden-variety cons an added air of legitimacy as they attempt to part gullible Internet users from their cash.
•
•
News Honeypots Lure Industrial Hackers Into the Open
05-08-2013
•
Technologyreview.com
Dummy water-plant control systems rapidly attracted attention from hackers who tinkered with their settings—suggesting it happens to real industrial systems, too.
•
•
News Google Falsely Accuses Infowars, Drudge of Malware
05-07-2013
•
Prison Planet
Google has committed more hacking and Internet crimes than any other institution in history
•
•
News
Pentagon: Chinese government, military behind cyberspying
05-06-2013
•
Ernesto Londoño via The Washington Post
Cyber-espionage targeting U.S. government and business entities appears “to be attributable to the Chinese government and military,” the Pentagon charged Monday in the U.S. government’s most explicit public accusation to date against Beijing.
•
•
News Startup Taps Quantum Encryption for Cybersecurity
05-06-2013
•
Martin LaMonica via TechnologyReview.com
GridCom Technologies says quantum cryptography can work to make the electricity grid control systems secure.
•
•
News Researchers Hack Building Control System at Google’s Australian HQ
05-06-2013
•
Kim Zetter via WIRED.com
Researchers hacked into a building control panel showing the layout of water pipes in Google’s third floor at its Australia headquarters
•
•
News Why Is The U.K. Looking To Kids For Cybersecurity Help?
05-06-2013
•
Kelsey Atherton via PopSci.com
The United Kingdom is worried about not having enough cybersecurity professionals in the near future.
•
•
News Alleged ‘SpyEye’ Botmaster Ends Up in America, Handcuffs
05-06-2013
•
Kim Zetter via WIRED.com
A 24-year-old Algerian man landed in Atlanta, Georgia on Thursday to face federal charges that he hijacked customer accounts at more than 200 banks and financial institutions, capping a months-long extradition battle.
•
•
News Let’s Cut Through the Bitcoin Hype: A Hacker-Entrepreneur’s Take
05-05-2013
•
Dan Kaminsky via WIRED.com
Bitcoin. Everybody’s talking about it. What’s true, and what’s hype? Perhaps the only thing that’s clear about Bitcoin is that it’s not going away anytime soon. Who am I to say? I’m not an economist; I’m a hacker
•
•
News Use a Software Bug to Win Video Poker? That’s a Federal Hacking Case
05-01-2013
•
Kevin Poulsen via WIRED.com
On Monday, July 6, 2009, two engineers from Nevada’s Gaming Control Board showed up at the Silverton Casino Lodge.
•
•
News A Famous iPhone Hacker Just Jailbroke Google Glass And Found Potential Security Problems
05-01-2013
•
Business Insider
Not even Google Glass can stand up to the itchy fingers of famed iPhone hacker Jay Freeman.
•
•
Headlines: A Famous iPhone Hacker Just Jailbroke Google Glass And Found Potential Security Problems -- Use a Software Bug to Win Video Poker? That’s a Federal Hacking Case -- Let’s Cut Through the Bitcoin Hype: A Hacker-Entrepreneur’s Take -- Alleged ‘SpyEye’ Botmaster Ends Up in America, Handcuffs
-- Why Is The U.K. Looking To Kids For Cybersecurity Help? -- Researchers Hack Building Control System at Google’s Australian HQ
-- Startup Taps Quantum Encryption for Cybersecurity --
Pentagon: Chinese government, military behind cyberspying -- Google Falsely Accuses Infowars, Drudge of Malware -- Honeypots Lure Industrial Hackers Into the Open -- LinkedIn Leveraged to Lend New Life to Old Scam -- Russia Busts CIA ‘Spy’ and His Gmail --
News
News
News
News
News
News
News
News
News
News
News
News
