Cyber attacks will hit more critical infrastructure and even result in loss of life in 2012, an expert warns Mark Twomey View full post on hacking tools – Yahoo! News Search Results View full post on National Cyber Security
Readers Guide: World computer systems are threatened by a virus in ‘Worm‘
Mark Bowden, the author of “Black Hawk Down,” delves into an entirely different kind of war in his latest book. It’s a war probably very few people knew was being fought. The Conficker malware surfaced in late 2008, rapidly infecting as many as 12 million computers in 200 countries. Even…
Cyber attacks could wreck world oil supply (Reuters)
Reuters – Hackers are bombarding the world’s computer controlled energy sector, conducting industrial espionage and threatening potential global havoc through oil supply disruption. View full post on Yahoo! News: Security News View full post on National Cyber Security
How the world’s first cyber ‘super weapon’ attacked Iran – and now threatens the world
The computer ‘worm’ Stuxnet marked a ‘new chapter in human history’, says the expert who unravelled it – a chapter where anyone can attack electrical plants and even nuclear facilities with ‘cyber weapons’ from the internet. View full post on computer worm – Yahoo! News Search Results View full post…
London Police Arrest the Original News of the World Phone Hacker, Again
He was one of the first arrested for alleged phone hacking at News of the World, and now private investigator Glenn Mulclaire has become the 20th. The BBC reports he was arrested at 7 a.m. London time for “phone hacking and perverting the course of justice” as part of the…
New Economy in the Old World
While I was watching a series which is about the Ad people from the Madison Avenue in the 1960′s New York, I was wondering how they did their work. Already in the first episode a typewriter is being revealed to the secretary and introduced and state-of-the-art technology. Of course, back…
Top Stories: November 21-25, 2011 – The danger of SOPA, lessons from a Starbucks social experiment, and why the real world is writable.
This week on O’Reilly: Alex Howard explored the implications of SOPA and PROTECT IP, Jonathan Stark looked back on his Starbucks card experiment, and Terry Jones explained how APIs can help publishers. View full post on O’Reilly News and Commentary View full post on National Cyber Security
HTCS1: The News of the World hacking continues and technology continues to be an easy target for hackers. Listen to more at http://t.co/JWLEC8sD
HTCS1: The News of the World hacking continues and technology continues to be an easy target for hackers. Listen to more at http://t.co/JWLEC8sD View full post on Twitter / HTCS1
CIA spies monitoring Twitter to keep tabs on world public opinion
Twitter and Facebook are enabling the Central Intelligence Agency to get reliable real-time assessments of public sentiment during rapidly changing events around the world. According to the Associated Press, the CIA is monitoring up to 5 million tweets a day, poring over Facebook, blog posts and watching other social networks…
Do agent-publishers carry a conflict of interest? – How agent-publishers came to be, and what they mean for the publishing world.
Booksquare’s Kassia Krozser discusses the emerging agent-publisher role, and why she’s concerned about a conflict of interest. View full post on O’Reilly News and Commentary View full post on National Cyber Security