21 hours ago by Steve Huff

Anonymous has apparently blasted cia.gov, the Central Intelligence Agency website, right off the web. At least as of 10 minutes ago. UPDATE: cia.gov was still offline 5 minutes ago, at 4:49 p.m. ET. The hack (or DDoS, hard to tell) hasn’t been conclusively linked to the hacker collective, but they’v ...

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58 days ago by Liss Nup

An overview of key points to bear in mind or tactics to bring into play in case of an online incursion by members of anyone's so-called "Cyber Army" Harsh as it might seem, treat all former contacts that reappear after an absence with neutral (not hostile) caution. Accounts do get hacked, and occasi ...

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67 days ago by Adrian Covert

The Conficker worm was one of the more intriguing and potentially destructive pieces of malware in the past decade. Earlier reports have suggested that Stuxnet was created by the U.S. and Israeli governments, and now Reuters has a source telling them Conficker was also used to negate Iran's nuclear ...

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165 days ago by TheFoundry

On Thursday, you’ll hear a story at Heritage that you won’t believe is real. In 2007, writer Jack Hitt did a profile for Wired magazine on someone who sounded like the most unlikely cyber vigilante imaginable—Shannen Rossmiller. Hitt’s article describes Rossmiller pretty much the same way others do: ...

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206 days ago by coto2admin

By Elinor Mills CNet Sixteen people were arrested in the United States today in connection with hacking attacks by the Anonymous group of online activists, as well as one person in the U.K. and four people in the Netherlands, the … Continue reading →

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