Secret Bitcoin mining code added to e-sports software sparks outrage
Since you guys love bitcoins soooooo much.
Shodan, the search engine for hackers.
Shodan, the scariest search engine on the Internet.
Steven Seagal, sheriff train Arizonans to guard schools
"Steve Seagal is an actor. That's it. Why don't we also have Clint Eastwood and Chuck Norris and Bruce Willis come out and train them too while we're at it," Campbell said.
Julian Assange's cryptographic call to arms
"The world is not sliding, but galloping into a new transnational dystopia."
Powerful "Flame" cyber weapon found in Middle East
Security experts have discovered a new data-stealing virus dubbed Flame they say has lurked inside thousands of computers across the Middle East for as long as five years as part of a sophisticated cyber warfare campaign.
security forces in Mexico have raided a workshop making fake Mexican military uniforms and body armour.
Officials said the uniforms were used by Mexican drug cartels to set up road blocks and carry out kidnappings.
How CISPA would affect you (FAQ yourself)
Go make some noise about this before you're screwed "notwithstanding any other provision of law."
The CIA wants to spy on you through your TV
Buy your telescreen today! Submit voluntarily to your leaders!
Anonymous-OS, the hacker's friend... or possibly foe
For educational purposes only.
Next time you get on a plane in the U.S., remember : TSA is useless
No way!
Double wham bam: AntiSec hacks, dumps CA & NY law enforcement emails
As part of Project Mayhem, AntiSec hackers destroyed and defaced the official site for the California Statewide Law Enforcement Association (CSLEA). Although it has been "wiped off the net," AntiSec dumped email and contact info for California and New York law enforcement groups.
Files you downloaded are now listed and publicly searchable, indexed by your Internet address.
In many ways, the technology behind the site merely recreates in a publicly searchable way what the entertainment industry has been doing for years: It tracks and records information that users share when they download and upload files on public peer-to-peer file-trading networks.
Guess who has part ownership of the NYC cops?
Lookin' like The FOX is heartily chicken.
WikiLeaks releases 'spy files'
Hundreds of files said to be revealing countries' Big Brother tactics to spy on citizens, have been published by WikiLeaks.
Hungarian Man Pleads Guilty to Hacking Marriott Systems, Demanding Job in IT Dept
What a freaking knucklehead.
Meet the Guy Who Snitched on Occupy Wall Street to the FBI and NYPD
Another "security expert" ruins his own reputation.
the German Police are using a poorly written "lawful interception" malware program.
The government malware can, unchecked by a judge, load extensions by remote control, to use the trojan for other functions, including but not limited to eavesdropping. This complete control over the infected PC - owing to the poor craftsmanship that went into this trojan - is open not just to the agency that put it there, but to everyone. It could even be used to upload falsified "evidence" against the PC's owner, or to delete files, which puts the whole rationale for this method of investigation into question.
What Does It Take To Eliminate the Kelihos Botnet?
If your email inbox or spam folder has ever received messages from shady Nigerian princes or ebullient Viagra salesmen, chances are it was sent there care of the Kelihos botnet, a massive network of infected computers that sends around 3.8 billion spam emails every day.
Kernel.org Linux Repository Compromised
Attackers have compromised a number of servers at kernel.org that house the Linux kernel source code and were able to modify a number of files and log user activity on the machines. However, it appears right now as though the Linux source code repositories were not affected by the attack.
Dumbmeep Deletes Wikileaks Leaks
What a meepy domscheit.
Sifting through Bin Laden's bits.
Why Does Apple Need All That Cash? For A Time Machine
'If it feels like new Apple products appear futuristic, it is because Apple really is sending back technology from the future."
South Korea considers redeploying tactical nukes
Fed up with North Korea provoking it, South Korea is considering nuclear weapons.
Revealed: British government's plan to play down Fukushima
Internal emails show PR campaign was launched to protect UK nuclear plans after tsunami in Japan
Why Russia, not China, is the world's biggest cyber threat
China is frequently described as the biggest cyber warfare threat to the West. The truth might be a little different.
Chinese Navy drone spotted for first time
A previously unseen Chinese drone is spotted by the US and Japanese militaries.
Your Emails are belong to us..
Harper, wants to pass a bill that would essentially force ISP's to monitor all real-time internet activity and keep logs so that law enforcement can reference them to stop and prevent crimes as well as incriminate. All this without warrant and the expenses passed to the citizens. Canadians will essentially be paying for their own invasion of privacy.
Why an ex-White House cyber security tsar is all wrong about China
US Nuclear submarine 'within metres of disaster' off British coast
How an American nuclear submarine came within metres of crashing into rocks off Plymouth with 'catastrophic' consequences
Lulzsec and Anonymous Declare Open War Against All Governments and Fat Cats
Our Lulz Lizard battle fleet is now declaring immediate and unremitting war on the freedom-snatching moderators of 2011.
We accept your threats, NATO. Game on, losers.
U.S. Underwrites Internet Detour Around Censors
The Obama administration is leading a global effort to deploy 'shadow- Internet and mobile phone systems that dissidents can use to undermine repressive governments that seek to silence them by censoring or shutting down telecommunications networks.
Anonymous has issued a response to a recent NATO report, warning NATO not to challenge it.
So Where is Japan's Radiation Going?
15-day research cruise now underway to measure radioactivity in the ocean off Japan.
Delta charges U.S. soldiers returning from Afghanistan for their excess baggage.
Not the best PR in the world...
How Google misleads about "Chinese" cyber attacks
Google and Western media misleading public over IP addresses
WWII code-cracking computer rebuilt at Bletchley
A working replica of the Tunny machine, a computer that cracked secret Nazi messages in World War II, has been completed by engineers at Bletchley Park in Buckinghamshire using discarded blueprints.
China's military has been focusing on an area-denial strategy. Could U.S. drones overcome this?
An interesting slice of aviation history
U.S. debt limit reached $14.3 trilly
With the federal government hitting its $14.3-trillion debt limit, Treasury officials have started a complex fiscal juggling act to postpone the date when the government can no longer pay its bills.
New FBI Domeepents Provide Details on Government's Surveillance Spyware
The domeepents discuss a tool called a "web bug" or a "Computer and Internet Protocol Address Verifier" (CIPAV), which seems to have been in use since at least 2001.
ICU 'drill' with real gun was a lawsuit waiting to happen
In a world overflowing with dumb ideas, this one was extraordinarily stupid.
An interview with Charlie Miller and Dino Dai Zovi, co-authors of 'The Mac Hacker's Handbook- about Apple security and how to compromise it.
Your iPhone is tracking every move you make...
Because an IED to the nuggets is just no fun.
Sick of remembering your online passwords?
Proposal for one secure online ID, at least for the yanks.
Phishing goes multi-corporate, aaaaaall at once.
The incestuous nature of corporations, through such as Epsilon, just might be their Achilles Heel.
Obama Receives Transparency Award at Secret Meeting
On Monday President Obama received an award for transparency, which ironically was given to him during a closed, unannounced meeting.
US Soldiers Are using Vietnam era meep to kill Afghan hajis in the Hills of the stan.
Well, i guess it beats throwing the stuff away.
EDC - A site devoted to carrying useful meep on your person
Knives, guns, watches, repelling rope, flashlight, firesticks...



