July 2011
Even Prisons Can Be Hacked Now →
Sneaky LinkedIn is Using Member Profiles for... →
This is leadership? US cybersecurity is a... →
Anonymous hacks US gov contractor, airs dirty... →
House Committee passes bill requiring your ISP to... →
Researchers Expose Cunning Online Tracking Service... →
Nearly everyone in SOUTH KOREA HACKED IN ONE GO •... →
Vitalisec - Vital Information Security:... →
International cyber crime a threat to national... →
Windows XP PCs breed rootkit infections -... →
Cloud security fears exaggerated, says federal CIO... →
It appears that the definition of “secure” being used in these acquisitions is only “confidentiality” or something like it.
U.S. GAO - Social Media: Federal Agencies Need... →
For Suspected Hackers, a Sense of Social Protest →
Eugene H. Spafford, a computer security professor at
Purdue University, was not convinced that the arrests last week
would serve as a deterrent. Rather, he said, it could prompt others
to be more…
Trojan Tricks Victims Into Transfering Funds →
DailyTech - Exclusive: British Police Duped by... →
When Hacks Attack: The Computer Security Textbook... →
As an academic scholar and author and editor, I condemn plagiarism. It is destructive in so many ways.
In my editorial in “Computers & Security” v30(1) (January 2011), I briefly discussed the 6 major forms of academic dishonesty committed by authors in publishing. Plagiarism is one of the worst.
Spam & Fake AV: Like Ham & Eggs →
US Cyber Security Head Resigns Following LulzSec... →
India Government’s Use of Hotmail, Gmail ‘Recipe... →
McAfee's Phyllis Schneck on Coping with Digital... →
Stuxnet clones may target critical US systems, DHS... →
In ‘Anonymous’ Raids, Feds Work From List of Top... →
French security firm bashes Microsoft for talking... →
Internet scam artists are more effective than you... →
Security company infects client's network with... →
Hackers post documents from Italian cybercrime... →
'War Texting' Attack Hacks Car Alarm System - Dark... →
BlackBerry PlayBook Wins Security Clearance From... →
Cyberwar Hysteria Aids Consultants, Hurts U.S.:... →
Cyberwar Hysteria Aids Consultants, Hurts U.S.:... →
Director of US-CERT quits abruptly - Computerworld →
Director of US-CERT quits abruptly - Computerworld →
For Suspected Hackers, a Sense of Social Protest -... →
Includes a quote from me. I had more to say on the subject, but at least a snippet made it in, although it doesn’t have all the nuance I expressed
Calif. Co. Sues Bank Over $465k eBanking Heist →
LulzSec and Anonymous are the least of your hacker... →
New Targeted Attack Campaign Against Defense... →
German national cyber security centre attacked by... →
Ex-Akamai Worker to Plead Guilty to Espionage for... →
NIST proposes privacy controls for federal... →
Want to be more secure? Don’t be stupid • The... →
State Of The Internet 2011 →
A great graphic with lots of information.
FBI shares secrets of botnet ring take-down --... →
Noah Shachtman: Cyberspace crime wave →
Businesses More Concerned With Reputation Than... →
Hackers New Target: Small Firms With Lax Security... →
Anonymous Claims Hack On NATO Servers --... →
Sony insurer says it's not liable for... →
Most IT Security Pros Disabling Security Functions... →
Freakonomics » Why Has There Been So Much Hacking... →
Apple Laptops Vulnerable To Hack That Kills Or... →