Source: National Cyber Security – Produced By Gregory Evans Spy services in China and Russia, among others, are collecting and scrutinizing hacked United States computer databases to target American intelligence agents and officers. Foreign spies have penetrated government websites and emails, social media accounts and massive data troves containing personal…
ICE will utilize LexisNexis databases to track down fugitive aliens
Jacob Goodwin Top Priority Sector: border_security The Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) unit of DHS plans to procure access to LexisNexis databases, on a sole source basis, to help ICE’s Fugitive Operations Support Center track down illegal aliens, arrest them and deport them, as appropriate. Read More…. View full post…
ICS-CERT urges operators to use searchable databases to prevent attacks
Mark Rockwell Top Priority Sector: infrastructure_protection Searchable, online databases that outside hackers use as a resource to breach equipment on critical infrastructure operating systems, should be used by infrastructure providers to locate and prevent such attacks, said the Industrial Control System Cyber Emergency Response Team (ICS-CERT). Homepage position: 10 read…
Anonymous PaybackOps Hack Arabia SQL databases !
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Anonymous controlling all US classified databases?
An alleged member of the loose-knit hacktivist collective Anonymous has boasted about the group being perhaps the most powerful organization on Earth. A hacker known as “Commander X” has claimed that the group has access to every classified database in the US government. Some critics believe that Anonymous is a…
Cops criticized for ‘misuse’ of databases
By Allison Manning The Columbus Dispatch Police databases such as the Law Enforcement Automated Database System, or LEADS, are supposed to be used solely for law-enforcement purposes — running the license plate of a suspicious driver, for example. But sometimes, like any other trove of information, it's misused. Officers can…