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Kim Zetter Wired 2/10/2015 After the Stuxnet digital weapon was discovered on machines in Iran in 2010, many security researchers warned that US adversaries would learn from this and other US attacks and develop similar techniques to target America and its allies. A newly published document leaked by Edward Snowden indicates that the NSA feared […] February 10th, 2015 | Tags: cyber attacks, Duqu, Edward Snowden, Flame, hacking, National Security Agency, Saudi Aramco, Shamoon, Sony, Stuxnet worm, Wiper | Category: Barack Obama, Foreign Policy, Internet, Iran, Islam, National Intelligence, North Korea, nuclear weapons, religion | Comments are closed
Liz Klimas The Blaze 4/25/2014 Boston Children’s Hospital recently experienced cyberattacks that prevented patients and medical personnel from using online accounts, and the hacker collective Anonymous could be behind it, supposedly launching an initiative in response to the Justina Pelletier case. “Over the weekend and through [Wednesday], Boston Children’s Hospital’s website has been the target […] April 25th, 2014 | Tags: "Anonymous", #OpJustina, Boston Children's Hospital, cyber attacks, Department of Children and Families, Justina Pelletier | Category: Internet, Massachusetts, Medicine, technology | Comments are closed
Giuseppe Macri The Daily Caller 3/15/2014 The U.S. government’s plan to give away authority over the Internet’s core architecture to the “global Internet community” could endanger the security of both the Internet and the U.S. — and open the door to a global tax on Web use. “U.S. management of the internet has been exemplary […] March 16th, 2014 | Tags: "cybersecurity", Christian Whiton, cyber attacks, Fadi Chehadé, The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) | Category: Barack Obama, Internet, Taxes, technology, United Nations | Comments are closed
“There’s so much of it going on the adversaries don’t know what the line is. They do not know that there is a line they can’t cross.”
Soft on Cyber Crime Bill Gertz The Washington Free Beacon 3/11/2013 President Barack Obama two years ago rejected a series of tough actions against China, […] March 11th, 2013 | Tags: cyber attacks, espionage, Gen. Keith Alexander, hacking, Rep. Mike Rogers, spying, Treasury debt, U.S. Cyber Command | Category: Barack Obama, China, Federal spending, Internet, Military, National Security | Comments are closed
Andrew Kaczynski BuzzFeed 2/12/2013 Shortly before 4:20 p.m. Tuesday, the White House emailed reporters that President Obama had signed a highly anticipated Executive Order aimed at protecting cyber security. The order — setting up new programs aimed at stopping online espionage and terrorism — was already the law of the land, signed by the president. […] February 13th, 2013 | Tags: "cybersecurity", cyber attacks, Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act (CISPA), Executive order, Fair Information Practice Principles (FIPPS), National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), Tommy Vietor | Category: Barack Obama, Department of Homeland Security, Internet, Media accountability | Comments are closed
Iran Strikes Back Bill Gertz The Washington Free Beacon 10/15/2012 Iranian hackers took over a University of Michigan computer network during a massive cyber attack on U.S. financial systems last week that continued following comments on the strike by Defense Secretary Leon Panetta. According to reports by a leading Internet security-monitoring firm, the cyber attacks […] October 18th, 2012 | Tags: 'denial of service' attacks, Ann Arbor, Bank of America, botnets, Citibank, College of Engineering, cyber attacks, Defense Secretary Leon Panetta, hacking, JP Morgan Chase, malware, University of Michigan | Category: Banking and finance, China, FBI, Internet, Iran, Michigan, Russia | Comments are closed
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