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2013/05/21 08:48
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The Stuxnet worm may have actually pushed forward Iran's controversial nuclear programme over the long term, an analyst at an influential defence think tank argues. The infamous Stuxnet worm infected...
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2013/05/21 07:50
2013/05/21 07:50
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Personal cybersecurity a challenge even for top experts WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Nobody is safe in the digital world and even the smartest minds in the cybersecurity world constantly struggle to fend...
2013/05/21 03:58
2013/05/21 03:58
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By The Washington Post The shadowy world of cybercrime was exposed in the recent federal indictment of eight men accused of manipulating computer networks and ATMs to steal $45 million over seven...
2013/05/21 01:48
2013/05/21 01:48
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After a three-month hiatus, Chinese hackers are once again targeting US government sites, according to government officials and the security firm that first uncovered the attacks. "They dialed it...
2013/05/19 23:02
2013/05/19 23:02
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The computer virus seems to be making a subtle comeback. The term virus is frequently used as a catch-all for malicious software, but actually describes a very specific type of program that infects...
2013/05/17 13:11
2013/05/17 13:11
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During a press briefing on Tuesday, White House spokesperson Jay Carney mechanically repeated a line when asked about the Justice Department’s seizure of the Associated Press’ phone records,...
2013/05/17 12:19
2013/05/17 12:19
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No grown-ups around. “If it wasn’t clear that President Obama’s policy on Syria is simply bizarre, Secretary of State John Kerry’s hat-in-hand trip to Russia last week should lay bare the reality....
2013/05/17 10:20
2013/05/17 10:20
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With White House scandals dominating each news cycle, President Obama’s newly minted media critics may prefer to ignore their own culpability in creating this unfolding debacle. That sordid legacy...
2013/05/17 06:30
2013/05/17 06:30
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At a time when Congress can’t pass a budget and the president can’t win approval of any important legislation, the public is indignant about the threat of an overreaching, all-powerful federal...
2013/05/17 06:29
2013/05/17 06:29
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The computer virus seems to be making a subtle comeback. Related Articles The term virus is frequently used as a catch-all for malicious software, but actually describes a very specific type of...
2013/05/16 17:18
2013/05/16 17:18
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Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad inspecting the Natanz nuclear plant in central Iran, 08 March 2007. The plant was attacked by the Stuxnet computer virus in 2009 and 2010. At the time the virus...
2013/05/16 01:48
2013/05/16 01:48
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By Sari Horwitz, Washington Post In a sweeping and unusual move, the Justice Department secretly obtained two months’ worth of telephone records of journalists working for the Associated Press as...
2013/05/15 19:17
2013/05/15 19:17
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Security plays a key role in Navy's energy grid upgrade It took the infamous Stuxnet malware, which attacked Iran’s nuclear facilities, to demonstrate the importance of cybersecurity in industrial...
2013/05/15 13:31
2013/05/15 13:31
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The problem with sophisticated malware is that it tries to be invisible and persistent for as long as possible, according to Trend Micro global chief technology officer, Raimund Genes. Related...
2013/05/15 10:40
2013/05/15 10:40
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University researchers develop algorithm to detect, isolate cyber-attacks in networked control systems Washington, May 15 : in an effort to combat cyber attacks, North Carolina State University...
2013/05/15 05:53
2013/05/15 05:53
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U-S government under fire for spying on journalists The Associated Press reported on Monday that it had been told by the US Justice Department that some of its phone records had been...
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2013/05/14 22:27
2013/05/14 22:27
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By David Ingram and Tabassum Zakaria WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder said on Tuesday he did not make the controversial decision to secretly seize telephone records of the...
2013/05/14 19:09
2013/05/14 19:09
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In order to combat a wave of cyberattacks that have rattled the US banking industry since last year, the FBI has given certain banking executives extensive briefings of their classified...
2013/05/14 15:49
2013/05/14 15:49
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So, the U.S. Department of Justice borrowed a couple months of telephone records from offices of The Associated Press. It's not the hottest fire that's been lit beneath President Barack Obama in his...
2013/05/14 14:29
2013/05/14 14:29
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A new wave of cyberattacks reportedly aimed at industrial control systems comes at a time when private companies and government are still struggling to protect the nation's critical infrastructure,...