Last week I had the opportunity to visit the String Theory Schools in Philadelphia, PA. This school is an Apple-Distinguished, 1:1, performing arts school. My school district is currently determining what our next technological steps […] The post A Visit to String Theory Schools appeared first on EducationCloset. View full…
Moorhead construction sign hacked to tout 9/11 conspiracy theory
Source: National Cyber Security – Produced By Gregory Evans MOORHEAD – A construction sign wasn’t alerting drivers about traffic; instead showing a different message. On Highway 75 just south of I-94 in Moorhead, the sign said “Bush did 9/11.” Minnesota DOT representatives said the the sign is part of a…
Nudge theory – What data security can learn from politics
Seasoned IT professionals have long been aware that technology, challenging as it may be, is the easy part. Successful projects depend as much on people as computers. View full post on Techworld.com security View full post on National Cyber Security » Computer Hacking
Cybercrime Game Theory: Why Apple’s Malware Grace Period Ended Early
Sourcefire researcher Adam J. O’Donnell, who used game theory to predict when Macs would be hit with malware. It was always just a matter of time until malware writers started targeting Macs. Until suddenly, time was up–much sooner than expected. The Flashback Trojan that infected 700,000 Macs at its peak…
Cybercrime Game Theory: Why Apple’s Malware Grace Period Ended Early
Sourcefire researcher Adam J. O’Donnell, who used game theory to predict when Macs would be hit with malware. It was always just a matter of time until malware writers started targeting Macs. Until suddenly, time was up–much sooner than expected. The Flashback Trojan that infected 700,000 Macs at its peak…
