Military Tech U.S. Cybercops Caught Flat-Footed by Massive Global Cyberattack By Jeremy A. Kaplan Published August 04, 2011 | FoxNews.com REUTERS/Rick Wilking Josh Mayeux, network defender, works at the Air Force Space Command Network Operations & Security Center at Peterson Air Force Base in Colorado Springs, Colorado July 20, 2010. Top U.S. cybercops were surprised
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JUNE 15, 2011 If we discovered Chinese explosives laid throughout our national electrical system, we’d consider it an act of war. China’s digital bombs pose as grave a threat. By RICHARD CLARKE EXCERPT FROM THIS ARTICLE:In 2009, this newspaper reported that the control systems for the U.S. electric power grid had been hacked and secret
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MARCH 31, 2011 An assault on Estonia in 2007 disrupted banking and other services for over a week. By WARREN GETLER Last week, the European Union revealed that its headquarters had come under a major cyber attack, likely state-sponsored, on the eve of the EU summit. Earlier this month, the French announced that they had
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latimes.com Virtual war a real threat The U.S. is vulnerable to a cyber attack, with its electrical grids, pipelines, chemical plants and other infrastructure designed without security in mind. Some say not enough is being done to protect the country. By Ken Dilanian, Washington Bureau March 28, 2011 Reporting from Washington When a large Southern
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NEWS & OBSERVER Power grid a top terror target, officials say WASHINGTON A major cyberattack somewhere in the U.S. is becoming increasingly possible, top government intelligence officials said Thursday, warning that an assault on America’s power-grid system “represents the battleground for the future.” The officials, speaking at a special hearing on Capitol Hill, also said that
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FEBRUARY 7, 2011 By ALISTAIR MACDONALD And CASSELL BRYAN-LOW LONDON—A British Airways PLC employee named Rajib Karim allegedly exchanged electronic messages with an al Qaeda cleric in Yemen for more than two years, his activities cloaked by an encrypted fortress he created on a laptop computer and an external hard drive, prosecutors say. Rajib Karim,
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JANUARY 18, 2011 A neat computer trick won’t stop Iran from getting the bomb. By BRET STEPHENS Long before there was the Stuxnet computer worm there was the “Farewell” spy dossier. In 1980, a KGB officer named Vladimir Vetrov began passing secrets to French intelligence. Vetrov was in a position to know the names of
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