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CIA, MIT, Governments, businesses, 100+ sites hacked & accounts leaked
Its that time again where @TeamGhostShell releases a huge amount of websites that have been hacked as well as a load of data that goes along with it. View full post on Cyber War News View full post on The Cyber Wars
Security game changes when bad guys are backed by foreign governments
Fidelis Security Systems has an interesting perspective on the world of security, working, as it does, with the U.S. government to keep other countries from prying into some of our nation’s most critical networks. Now that many of those same countries are after intellectual property housed by enterprise shops, commercial…
Gallery: how the surveillance industry markets spyware to governments
A collection of documents recently published by Wikileaks casts a light on surveillance vendors who sell intrusive monitoring technology to governments and law enforcement agencies. This growing industry—which serves countries around the world—offers the ability to monitor entire populations and circumvent the privacy and security safeguards built into conventional consumer…
Wikileaks docs reveal that governments use malware for surveillance
The latest round of documents published by Wikileaks offers a rare glimpse into the world of surveillance products. The collection—which Wikileaks calls the Spy Files—includes confidential brochures and slide presentations that companies use to market intrusive surveillance tools to governments and law enforcement agencies. A report that Wikileaks published alongside…
German Governments admit spyware was theirs
German Governments admit spyware was theirs By David HeathTuesday, 11 October 2011 23:40 Business IT – Security During the past 24 hours, as many as four German state governments have admitted to using spyware against their citizens. Recent European and other press reports have clarified the situation with the…
Chaos Computer Club ‘outs’ German Government’s spyware
Chaos Computer Club ‘outs’ German Government’s spyware By David HeathMonday, 10 October 2011 23:42 Business IT – Security Claiming the usual “it arrived in an anonymous brown paper bag,” the Chaos Computer Club has announced the reverse engineering of what is claimed to be the German authorities’ intercept malware, Quellen-TKÜ….