Cybersecurity
It’s Not Just About China and America—Smaller Countries Want to Wage Cyberwar too
Great Britain and France are jumping on the cyber bandwagon.
Cybersecurity
Richard Spires resigns
UPDATED: After nearly two months on leave under mysterious circumstances, CIO sends e-mail to colleagues that confirms departure but leaves many questions unanswered.
Cybersecurity
The Worst Possible Cybersecurity Breaches Could Be Far Worse Than You Imagined
How much damage could a group of well-trained hackers do, economic and otherwise, if they really wanted to?
Cybersecurity
'The Netherlands’ most significant spy of the modern era'
Government (Foreign) // Government (International) // Netherlands
Modernization
Apple and Others Could Stop Smartphone Theft. Here’s Why They Don’t
According to the FCC, 30% to 40% of robberies in major US cities involve smartphones.
Cybersecurity
Pentagon: Pyongyang Likely to Seek Foreign Help With Cyberwarfare
First Defense report to Congress on North Korean military might stops short of pinning responsibility for intrusions on regime.
Cybersecurity
Lute: 'We Cannot Run Cyber Like an Intelligence Program'
On the eve of her departure, DHS Deputy Secretary Jane Holl Lute Reflects on an eventful tenure.
Cybersecurity
Denied promotion, programmer fries power supply manufacturer's computers
Energy // New York, United States
Cybersecurity
Online reputation defender faced with defending its own rep, after breach
Social Media // Web Services
Cybersecurity
Alaska school kids go phishing for teacher passwords
Education // Alaska, United States
Cybersecurity
Ultimate fear: China breached U.S. dam database to use as a roadmap for cyberattack
Government (U.S.) // Other Critical Infrastructure // United States
Modernization
Pentagon Approves Use of Samsung Android and New BlackBerry Devices
Apple devices still awaiting the Defense nod.
Cybersecurity
Agencies shore up social media security
After hackers faked a tweet appearing to be from the Associated Press, agencies wasted no time taking steps to keep it from happening to them.
Cybersecurity
Labor Department investigating hack
A compromised Labor website off-line as officials determine problem's scope.
Cybersecurity
Chinese Spy or Not, Don't Download Porn Onto a NASA Laptop
Bo Jiang was fired in January for taking a NASA laptop on holiday to China and shortly afterwards named a threat to national security.
Cybersecurity
Labor’s Toxic Exposure Website Serves Up Spyware to Energy's Nuclear Workers
Council on Foreign Relations, NBC and renewable energy firm Capstone Turbine were previously hit by similar assaults.
Cybersecurity
PLA wiretaps Bond-like defense contractor in U.S.
Defense Industrial Base // Government (U.S.) // Transportation // United States
Cybersecurity
Labor's toxic exposure site serves up spyware to Energy's nuclear workers
Energy // Government (U.S.) // Government Contractor // Healthcare and Public Health // United States
Cybersecurity
Lights out on Energy Star site after breach
Energy // Government (U.S.) // United States
Cybersecurity