The hackers behind the year-end attack on the security consulting firm Stratfor have struck again, although this time it appears they are just out for a few laughs.
Anonymous, (working with its Lulz Security partners under the “AntiSec” banner), sent p…
Hackers hit Stratfor again, but this time just for laughs
9/11: The day we lost our privacy and power
Every day, we have to prove we have ‘nothing to hide’
Investigative reporter Duncan Campbell reflects how 9/11 has torpedoed resistance to intrusion and undermined privacy rights born of earlier struggles. It may, irreversibility, have changed the way …
Security system gives you a call when it senses intruders
[Dimitris] decided to build a homemade alarm system, but instead of triggering a siren, sending an SMS message, or Tweeting about an intrusion, he preferred that his system call him when there was trouble afoot. He says that he preferred a call over text messaging because there are no charges associated with the call if …
Nokia admits developer details leaked in hack
The intrusion resulted in the attacker redirecting visitors to the Nokia Developer Community forum to a page berating Nokia for its server security.
Nokia hack reveals developer details
The intrusion resulted in the attacker redirecting visitors to the Nokia Developer Community forum to a page berating Nokia for its server security.
The Scariest Hacks from Black Hat and Defcon
Although [HAD] is generally all about legal hacking, this list of demonstrated hacks could be used for the dark side as well. Hopefully by demonstrating hacks like this, most people can be more aware of how they use their information. Computer security experts also have a chance to hone their skills and see where potential …
Bejtlich Keynote at Hawaiian Telcom Conference
Thanks to Hawaiian Telcom I will be speaking at their 2011 Security Conference in Honolulu on 7 September 2011.
My topic is “Putting the A, P, and T into the Advanced Persistent Threat:”
Advanced Persistent Threat, or APT, is a controversial term. …
