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Global Research, July 10, 2009: Last Friday, while most Americans were preparing for a weekend of fireworks and hot dogs, the Obama Administration had an ominous message: they are going ahead with a Bush-era plan to allow the NSA even more power to invade, intercept and analyze the data of anyone visiting a government website, ostensibly to help prevent a major cyber attack.[1] The timing of the

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More OSINT: here (mirror) is a list of 207355 hosts at BAE, Raytheon, Honeywell, SAIC, Thales, Lockheed, Northrop-Grumman, McAfee, Symantec, Blue Coat, RSA, MITRE, etc. (and some collaterally included hosts, apologies for that). Data will be removed from this blog on request, but mind that all data comes from publicly accessible sources and remains online as long as the PTR records aren't deleted

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We've all heard of worms, Trojan horses, phishing, and other common computer security attacks that aims to infect your system and steal your data. But what about bluebugging, smishing, and scareware? Brush up on your computer security terminology with these lesser-known attackers.

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Since the start of this show, one constant theme keeps coming to light, a new age of Cyber warfare has begun.
In this week's episode we cover what critical targets hackers and foreign governments might target to wage Cyber Warfare

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Stuxnet has been described as a new class of computer virus, the most refined piece of malware ever discovered, the world's first cyber super-weapon. It is the first publicly-known worm capable of taking control of industrial systems. It could disable the safety systems at a nuclear power plant, contaminate fresh water supplies at a treatment facility, or take over control of oil or gas pipelines

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In this address, Bruce examined the future of cyber war and cyber security. Mr. Schneier explored the current debate on the threat of cyber war, asking whether or not the threat had been over-stated. He then explored the range of attacks that have taken place, including the Latvian DOS attack and the Stuxnet worm. The address concluded with an exploration of the future of international treaties o

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Cyber warfare is the new hot topic of debate in political and military circles in Washington. This panel of cyber policy experts will explore the definition and reality of a cyber warfare threat, focusing on offensive capabilities and military doctrines of our potential nation-state adversaries, debate the deterrence strategies, and operational and legal frameworks guiding the use of defensive an

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When world leaders meet in Munich on Friday for their annual security conference, for the first time cyber warfare will be on the agenda.
UK Foreign Secretary William Hague will make a major speech in Munich, warning that cyberspace has "created new means of repression for undemocratic governments", and raised new fears of a "cyberwar".

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