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Pentagon reveals 24,000 files stolen in cyber-attack
telegraph The Pentagon has disclosed that it suffered one of its largest ever losses of sensitive data in March when 24,000 files were stolen in a cyber-attack by a foreign government. One of the...
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Hackers target 72 organisations in ‘biggest cyber attack in history’
telegraph Security experts have discovered the biggest series of cyber attacks to date, involving the infiltration of the networks of 72 organisations including the United Nations, governments and...
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Did China Tip Cyber War Hand?
The Diplomat A programme broadcast on the military channel of China’s state TV raises new questions about Beijing’s support for cyber attacks. Amid growing US concerns over ongoing Chinese cyber...
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Hackers may target cars next, McAfee says
cnet (Credit: McAfee/Wind River) Think of it as carjacking for the Digital Age. The increasingly sophisticated systems running a car may lead to new vulnerabilities, according to a study (PDF) released...
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New Cyber Attacks Will Target Power Grids And Major Public Works
businessinsider Russian turbine before the accident Image: wikipedia commons Commander of the new U.S. Cyber Command General Keith Alexander said Tuesday that he’s most concerned about attacks...
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High-tech devices leave users vulnerable to spies
physorg.com Spy technology is now available to the average person who wants to glean cellphone information, read private emails and track someone’s location using global positioning systems. And...
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Anonymous ‘may soon be able to hack into power grid’, warns US national...
telegraph The Anonymous hacking group may soon have the ability to launch an attack on global power networks, a US official has warned. Anonymous has no official spokesman but the claims were...
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Hacker group claims access to 12M Apple device IDs
computerworld Computerworld – Hacker group AntiSec has published what it claims is about 1 million unique device identifier numbers (UDIDs) for Apple devices that it said it accessed earlier this year...
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