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Month: November, 2007

Defense-in-depth starts with DNS

25 November, 2007 (20:26) | H@xor, Security | No comments

Defense-in-depth starts with DNS

Open-Source Warfare

24 November, 2007 (23:49) | Gov, H@xor, Military | No comments

Open-Source Warfare
Terrorists are leveraging information technology to organize, recruit, and learn—and the West is struggling to keep up

AT&T: Continues Playing Big Brother

21 November, 2007 (21:45) | Darwin Candidate, Security | No comments

First They Team Up with NSA
Now AT&T wants to FILTER your content.
Where are the damn politicians with their stupid laws when you need them?
As mentioned last week, AT&T has been testing copyright filtering technology from Vobile called “Video DNA,” which the company claims has “a near-zero false positive rate.” This week theWall Street Journal reports [...]

Vulnerability in DNS Allows Spoofing

21 November, 2007 (21:21) | H@xor, Security, Windoz | No comments

(MS07-062)

TOR anonymisation network phished

21 November, 2007 (09:53) | Gov, H@xor, Security | No comments

By publishing his TOR hack, Swedish researcher Dan Egerstadt recently provided users with a timely reminder that The Onion Router (TOR) anonymisation network should be enjoyed with caution. By setting up five exit-nodes, Egerstad sniffed out large amounts of e-mail access data from embassies and government agencies and published some of this data on the [...]

Internet could run out of capacity

20 November, 2007 (12:07) | General | No comments

Consumer and corporate use of the Internet could overload the current capacity and lead to brown-outs in two years unless backbone providers invest billions of dollars in new infrastructure, according to a study released Monday.

Google as a password cracker

20 November, 2007 (12:05) | H@xor, Security | No comments

Here it is…………

US Improperly Releases Threat Details

18 November, 2007 (15:44) | Gov, H@xor, Security | No comments

SCADA Concerns

Ghosts in the Browser

18 November, 2007 (03:58) | General | No comments

Part I: How online crooks put us all at risk
Part II: How well are we protecting ourselves?
Part III: U.S. targets terrorists as online thieves run amok

Task force aims to improve U.S. cybersecurity

11 November, 2007 (11:43) | Gov, H@xor, Security | No comments

Task force aims to improve U.S. cybersecurity

TSA Exposed Own Undercover Operation

2 November, 2007 (17:36) | Darwin Candidate, Gov | No comments

The Transportation Security Administration touts its programs to ensure security by using undercover operatives to test its airport screeners. In one instance, however, the agency thwarted such a test by alerting screeners across the country that it was under way, even providing descriptions of the undercover agents.

China’s President Hu Talks IT Warfare

1 November, 2007 (18:03) | Gov, H@xor | No comments

Defense comes to forefront at China’s Communist Party Congressina’s President Hu Talks IT WarfarePresident Hu Talks IT Warfare

The War on the Unexpected

1 November, 2007 (08:21) | OPSEC, Security | No comments

The War on the Unexpected

We’ve opened up a new front on the war on terror. It’s an attack on the unique, the unorthodox, the unexpected; it’s a war on different. If you act different, you might find yourself investigated, questioned, and even arrested — even if you did nothing wrong, and had no intention of [...]

 

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