Cyber Sabotage is yet another new wrinkle in the emerging threats from cyber space. Whether delivered over the internet or purposefully installed during the manufacturing process, contaminated hardware or software is now a concern. Sabotage is defined as deliberate and malicious acts that result in the disruption of the normal processes and functions or the [...]
Browsing Posts published on February 6, 2008
While American press reports continually headline China’s buildup of naval forces, in reality there is only one warship category in which the Chinese Navy is superior to the U.S. fleet — diesel-electric submarines. In no other category is the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) Navy even close to U.S. Navy force levels or capabilities. The Chinese [...]
While I’m not trying to only focus on security topics, they just seem to pop up more often than not, including today’s serendipitous discovery that TrueCrypt is available for OS X. Security isn’t just about maintaining system integrity (loosely defined as keeping malicious code from getting onto/running on your system). A critical component is ensuring [...]
