Cybersecurity

Porn Purveyor Serves up Nude Celeb Photos and Lookalikes on Hacked Sites

Some of the compromised Web pages belong to schools and church groups.

Cybersecurity

Hackers indicted for stealing Apache training software

Justice Department indicts four for stealing software used to train U.S. helicopter pilots, among other trade secrets.

Cybersecurity

Facebook Page Allegedly Outed Convicted Pedophile

Social Media // Northern Ireland, UK

Cybersecurity

Contractors, Expect 72-hour Rule for Disclosing Corporate Hacks

The military requires breaches of company systems holding technical data be reported within three days – and so might the rest of the government.

Cybersecurity

Fewer Cyber Pros, More Cyber Problems

The U.S. government does not have an adequate workforce to address the government’s growing and critical cybersecurity needs.

Cybersecurity

Hackers Zero In on Subs, Steal Kentucky Patient Data and Foul Web Developer Site

Just another week in ThreatWatch, our regularly updated index of noteworthy data breaches.

Cybersecurity

Forget Supersonic Jets. The Military Needs an Odometer for Computer Chips.

Project could keep out Chinese counterfeit chips from military systems

Digital Government

‘Beyond the Law?’ FBI Director Criticizes Apple, Google Privacy Features

The companies will prevent the government from accessing phone data—even with a warrant.

Emerging Tech

Facebook Increasingly the Gatekeeper of Your Online Identity

The notion that the world outside its homepage remains anonymous is increasingly untrue.

Cybersecurity

Insider threats and data localization

News and notes from around the federal IT community.

Cybersecurity

5 key IT bills still pending in Congress

Lawmakers continue to wrestle over issues related to cybersecurity, privacy and procurement reform.

Cybersecurity

Ex-Worker Pocketed Employer’s Patient Data to Start Rival Firm

Healthcare and Public Health // Kentucky, United States

Cybersecurity

Do We Need to ‘Disrupt’ the Cybersecurity Status Quo?

Next month marks 10 years since DHS first marked Cybersecurity Awareness Month. Is the cyber conversation stuck in 2004?

Cybersecurity

1.4 Million Users of Travel Site Acquired by TripAdvisor Affected by Payment and Account Breach

Unauthorized charges showed up on customers’ credit cards after booking through Viator.

Cybersecurity

What if Police Body Cams Get Hacked?

This seemingly easy fix opens the gates to a flood of questions over the cameras' vulnerabilities.

Modernization

Apple’s New Predictive Text Apparently Reveals Passwords

The concern is that if anyone else gets hold of your iPhone, that person potentially could find and use all of your passwords.

Cybersecurity

Sunlight's Williams to GSA, Shellshock to a computer near you and data center savings

News and notes from around the federal IT community.