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Source: Inquirer - Posted by Alex
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FILE STORAGE ENTREPRENEUR Kim Dotcom has released a video of the police raid on his house in January 2012. |
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Source: SC MagazIne - Posted by Anthony Pell
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Open source software fosters innovation and inclusion, but what about the security, asks Asavin Wattanajantra. |
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Source: InfoWorld - Posted by Dave Wreski
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Recently, a former student of mine wrote me asking how to handle an overzealous white-hat hacker. In this case, the hacker had probed the publically exposed computer networks and assets of my friend's company, then left multiple copies of a document describing the weaknesses he found -- and asked to be hired to close the holes and locate more weaknesses. |
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Source: ABC News - Posted by Dave Wreski
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It can be said in the length of a single tweet: When a 140-character message can lead to national security issues, Twitter itself needs better security tools.
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Source: Mashable - Posted by Dave Wreski
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Imagine the kind of havoc a malicious hacker could cause if he or she were able to take over an airplane simply using his Android phone. With a tap of his or her fingers, the hacker could arbitrarily control the plane remotely and redirect its path. |
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Source: Rappler - Posted by Anthony Pell
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The growth of the Internet has also resulted in the inclusion of hacking as part of the world's common threats. Not only do users have to worry about their physical safety: they also have to worry about their data being compromised by the unscrupulous. |
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Source: PC World - Posted by Dave Wreski
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When Wired News reporter Mat Honan had his digital life hacked—and subsequently, virtually wiped out—in August, the significant loss of data he endured wasn't the scariest part of the experience. Much more terrifying was the method by which hackers drilled into his digital accounts.
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Source: InfoWorld - Posted by Anthony Pell
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When you think about the leading cloud computing companies, does the name Red Hat spring to mind? Jim Whitehurst hopes it does. In fact, the CEO of the rapidly growing, Raleigh, NC-based, open source company, is doing everything in his power to ensure that Red Hat has the widest possible portfolio of tools for your private and hybrid cloud |
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Source: CSO Online - Posted by Anthony Pell
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I just read an interesting article by Peter Pachal in Mashable's tech section, in which Mike Calce, the former hacker known as "mafiaboy," says most of today's hackers are motivated by the desire to make a quick buck. Calce makes some decent points, but I think he's unfairly swiping the entire hacking community with the same, big brush. |
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Source: Information Week - Posted by Dave Wreski
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They're the bane of the IT security professional's existence when they're on the wrong side of the law, but the truth is, hackers often understand the nuances of network security better than your average CSO. So is it safe to bring a hacker into your IT team? |
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