April 2011
Significant National Level Cyber Incidents Since... →
And these are only the ones that have been disclosed…
Apr 30th
Cyberthieves loot SMBs, transfer millions to firms... →
Apr 30th
Unfollowed: How a (Possible) Social Network Spy... →
Apr 30th
U.S., Russian groups agree on 20 definitions of... →
Apr 30th
Cyberespionage: US finds FBI agents in elite unit... →
Apr 28th
FBI: $20M in Fraudulent Wire Transfers to China →
Apr 28th
Russia-U.S. Bilateral on Cybersecurity: Critical... →
Apr 28th
Feds to remotely uninstall Coreflood bot from some... →
Apr 27th
Millions of Passwords, Credit Card Numbers at Risk... →
Apr 27th
Official Google Enterprise Blog: Security First:... →
Apr 26th
Oak Ridge lab still without Internet access as... →
Apr 26th
A Cautionary Incident →
Recently, Amazon’s cloud service failed for several customers, and has not come back fully for well over 24 hours. As of the time I write this, Amazon has not commented as to what caused the problem,…
Apr 24th
Hundreds log into a rogue wireless hotspot at... →
Apr 22nd
China might be winning cyber war -- Federal... →
Apr 22nd
Carder Pleads Guilty to Fraud Involving $36... →
Apr 22nd
Stuxnet-like attacks beckon as 50 new Scada... →
Apr 22nd
Whitehats pierce giant hole in Microsoft security... →
Apr 22nd
SSA mistakenly publishes personal info for 36,000... →
Apr 22nd
White House draft bill would put DHS in charge of... →
Apr 22nd
Verizon: Advanced persistent threat is overblown -... →
Apr 22nd
Oak Ridge National Lab shuts down Internet, email... →
Apr 22nd
Oak Ridge lab shuts down e-mail, Internet access... →
Apr 22nd
Phishing emerges as major corporate security... →
Apr 22nd
Cyber criminals staying a step ahead of systems... →
Apr 22nd
U.S. no longer seen as top cyber threat, but it... →
Apr 22nd
Researcher: iPhone Location Data Already Used By... →
Apr 22nd
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The Apple iPhone Location Data Issue →
Apple disclosed that they were collecting location information last July in a letter to several Congressmen.  Not only did they disclose the amount and nature of that information, they also disclosed how that information was being used, and how users could stop it from being collected. Read the letter at the enclosed URL for details.
Apr 21st
McAfee and CSIS Report Reveals Dramatic Increase... →
Apr 21st
Are Megabreaches Out? E-Thefts Downsized in 2010 →
Apr 19th
Obama's online trusted ID plan greeted with... →
Apr 19th
Forging a Virtual Steel Wall - Computerworld →
Apr 19th
Report: Chinese Far Outstrip U.S. Cyber-Spy Fight... →
Apr 17th
U.S. law enforcement agencies struggle to detect... →
Apr 17th
French hacker and alleged Anonymous member... →
Apr 17th
FBI Busts Coreflood Botnet -- InformationWeek →
Apr 17th
Toshiba releases self-erasing drives -... →
Apr 17th
U.S. needs cyber-emergency response, lawmaker says... →
Apr 16th
France investigates cyber espionage at defence... →
Apr 16th
Yet Another Security Firm Breached: Employee... →
Apr 16th
Serial hacker admits breaching Federal Reserve... →
Apr 16th
Special report: In cyberspy vs. cyberspy, China... →
Apr 16th
USAID waives FISMA for iPads - FierceGovernmentIT →
Apr 16th
Administration Releases Strategy to Protect Online... →
Apr 16th
America's tech decline: A reading guide -... →
Apr 16th
Time to Patch Your Flash →
Apr 16th
Local children featured dancing on porn site -... →
Apr 16th
USACM Congressional Testimony on E-Verify →
Apr 15th
U.S. Government Takes Down Coreflood Botnet →
Apr 15th
Microsoft Issues Monster Patch Update →
Apr 14th
Panel #4: Securing Web 2.0 (Panel Summary) →
Wednesday, April 6, 2011 Panel Members: Gerhard Eschelbeck, Webroot Lorraine Kisselburgh, Purdue Ryan Olson, Verisign Tim Roddy, McAfee Mihaela Vorvoreanu, Purdue Panel Summary by Preeti Rao The…
Apr 14th