By Kim Zetter [From More on BGP Attacks -- Updated] ]
Browsing Posts published on August 27, 2008
[From US Data Breaches Booming In '08]
Back in April 17, 2002, DoD executives established U.S. Northern Command (NORTHCOM) as part of the changes brought about by the Unified Command Plan. NORTHCOM is responsible for homeland defense and also serves as head of the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD), a U.S.-Canada command. Last week I heard NORTHCOM’s Commander — General Victor [...]
For decades its name could not be spoken outside of a Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility or mentioned to someone without at least TS/SCI clearance. It built wondrous satellites that did things like detecting missile launches from space that no one had believed possible until the National Reconnaissance Office did them. But a string of failures, [...]
No one saw this coming. Cisco, the networking giant, announced today it was buying PostPath, maker of the Linux-based Exchange server replacement PostPath Server. [From Cisco buys PostPath, targets Microsoft Exchange]
It is found that anything that can go wrong at sea generally does go wrong sooner or later, so it is not to be wondered that owners prefer the safe to the scientific. It is also found that it is almost as bad to have too many parts as too few; that arrangements which are [...]
The Federation of American Scientists security blog has an interesting article up regarding PLA activity to limit the effectiveness of Google Earth. I guess they aren’t very happy. Chinese military authorities are paying increased attention to foreign satellite reconnaissance of Chinese forces and operations, and are pursuing countermeasures such as camouflage and deception to conceal [...]
DriveCrypt is an “Ideal to encrypt USB-disks/sticks, secondary disks /partitions, CDs, DVDs, cont… [From DriveCrypt Security Model Bypass and Incorrect BIOS API Usage ]
