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Monday, October 15, 2012

Defense Secretary Warns of Cyber Pearl Harbor

  Anonymous has falling out with WikiLeaks, calling it 'filthy and rotten' | Former LulzSec member pleads guilty to conspiracy in Sony Pictures hack
 
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Defense Secretary Warns of Cyber Pearl Harbor
Yesterday, Defense Secretary Leon Panetta gave a dire warning of cybersecurity threats at the Intrepid museum in New York. Panetta said that the U.S. could face a "cyber Pearl Harbor" and described how a cyber attack could, "derail passenger trains, or even more dangerous, derail passenger trains loaded with lethal chemicals. They could contaminate the water supply in major cities, or shut down... Read More


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Anonymous has falling out with WikiLeaks, calling it 'filthy and rotten'
Hactivist group Anonymous has had a serious falling out with WikiLeaks, an ally it long respected as a fighter for providing sensitive information to the public, often surreptitiously obtained from sources in governments and businesses. Read More

Former LulzSec member pleads guilty to conspiracy in Sony Pictures hack
An Arizona man has admitted his involvement in a May 2011 computer attack against the website of Sony Pictures Entertainment that was carried out by the now-defunct LulzSec hacker group. Read More


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Future cyber attacks could rival 9-11, cripple US, warns Panetta
The U.S. is facing a dramatically increasing threat from cyber attacks and a future attack on the country's critical infrastructure could have an effect similar to the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks of 2001, the U.S. Secretary of Defense said Thursday evening. Read More

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A 3-Step Plan for Mobile Security
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US senator: Use of location data not well-disclosed
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New security threat at work: Bring-your-own-network
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US DoD won't monitor citizens online, pledges Defense Sec. Panetta
Speaking at an event in New York on October 11, 2012, U.S. Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta pledges the U.S. DoD won't monitor communications between U.S. citizens online and sets out how the military would act online. Read More

 
 
 

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