March 2010
Policy Highlights from Communications of the ACM -... →
Miami-Dade inmates hack into strangers' phone... →
Journalists’ E-Mails Hacked in China - NYTimes.com →
FAA Teams With IBM On Cybersecurity -- Government... →
Post Tech
- Report: Yahoo e-mail accounts hacked... →
Organizations Rarely Report Breaches to Law... →
The Bounty For An Apple Bug: $115,000 « The... →
Spam Site Registrations Flee China for Russia →
Cyberwar Rhetoric Is Scarier Than Threat of... →
Windows 7 Less Vulnerable Without Admin Rights -... →
Monster Mac OS X Update →
Online Thieves Take $205,000 Bite Out of Missouri... →
Microsoft defends Windows 7 security after... →
Stolen Computer Controlled Town's Water System -... →
Ageing spies unable to use the internet -... →
Military warns of 'increasingly active'... →
GCHQ: Spooks in socks and sandals - Times Online →
Microsoft to Issue Emergency IE Fix →
Removing Viruses from a PC That Won’t Boot →
Defense investigates information-operations... →
US Cyber Challenge →
New malware overwrites software updaters →
Canada easy prey for cyber attacker: expert
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Cyber Attacks Reported By 100% Of Executives --... →
Malware attack uses China World Expo guise →
U.S. Faces Cyber Security Gap Without Training,... →
Some good remarks, although the CAE and the bill passed out of the Senate Committee aren’t useful to address the problems.
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CERIAS Symposium, March 30 & 31 →
It’s still not too late to register to attend the CERIAS spring symposium! Speakers include:
Admiral (ret) Mike McConnell, former DNI and DIRNSA
Honorable Rand Beers, DHS Undersecretary for NPPD
Dr. David Elliott Bell, infosecurity legend
Prof. Gene Spafford, infamous infosecurity curmudgeon
and many others, along with the annual research poster competition, panels and more. Visit...
Is cybersecurity underfunded? Many feds think so... →
Cyber Command hits speed bump -- Government... →
Consensus is growing for the reform of flawed... →
China's Great Firewall spreads overseas →
Computing and the Common Core →
Pwn2Own winner tells Apple, Microsoft to find... →
Police, security officials meet on cybercrime... →
iPhone, Safari, IE8, Firefox all fall on day one... →
Hacker busts IE8 on Windows 7 in 2 minutes →
Alexander Hearing Likely In April →
Matt Blaze: The Spy in the Middle →
There is an obvious reason law enforcement would want this — SSL encrypted email links to servers outside their jurisdiction. This lets them get the email according to a warrant, but does not require trying to contact and serve the email provider(s). It also is probably cheaper than the interception set-up costs charged by the email provider. And, if the email provider might be...
China's instructions on reporting on Google -... →
Would You Have Spotted this ATM Fraud? →
Gmail now warns users of suspicious account... →
DHS official: Government can't solve cybersecurity... →
Cybersecurity Policy Roundup →
Break Up the NSA! | Danger Room | Wired.com →
The pros and cons of cyber identity... →
Cyberattacks are 'existential threat' to U.S.,... →
Proposed U.S. law would single out cybercrime... →
U.S. said to be eyeing cybersecurity ambassador... →
Your health, tax, and search data siphoned • The... →
Local police falling behind on cybercrime, former... →