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Curious about a career in cyber security? Here are some key facts behind one of the fastest-growing STEM fields in the U.S. Via Joerg Asma
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Zee NewsNew cyber threats likely to emerge by 2013Zee NewsBo Rotoloni, director of GTRI's Cyber Technology and Information Security Laboratory (CTISL) noted “Our adversaries, whether motivated by monetary gain, political/social ideology or otherwise,...
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The proposed cyber reserve force has been criticised over a lack of preparation and being too reliant on specialists working voluntarily. Via Red-DragonRising
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L33tdawg: Edward Schwartz, Chief Information Security Officer at RSA will be delivering the keynote ..
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Order effectively enables Pentagon to act more aggressively to protect nation’s computer networks.
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Information systems and algorithms designed to personalize online search results will give attackers the ability to influence the information available to their victims in the coming years.
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If you weren't already convinced that the Russian cybercrime underground is now a vast, sophisticated, high-volume market, consider this: there are at least 20 different types of services offered in Russian-speaking forums for ...
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Once again the discovery come from Russia, it's a analysts are demonstrating great capabilities in investigations, the forensics firm Group-IB, the same that provided information on cybercrime activities in Russia in last months, has discovered the...
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Big Data in Security Informatics Information Sharing and Data/Text Mining Intelligence-related knowledge discovery. Computer or cybercrime investigations and digital forensics. Criminal investigative criteria and standard of procedure on ...
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Beware of cybercrime – cyber risks and costs to businesses (infographic) - Ireland’s CIO and strategy news and reports service – Siliconrepublic.com... Via Joerg Asma
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In this page I am collecting all the statistics derived from the Cyber Attacks Timelines on a monthly basis. Again, no need to repeat that data must be taken very carefully since they do refers onl... |
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Ransomware pays. A lot.These extortion scams, in which infected computers are essentially locked down by malware and electronic payment is demanded for a supposed cure, can net the criminal behind the scam as much as $33,000 per day.read more...
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I wonder if DARPA will account for Foreign Languages in this program...such as 中國語文....? Via Red-DragonRising, Barry J Coatesworth
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Mac malware targeting Tibetan supporters is being served on a website connected to the Dalai Lama.
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I wonder if DARPA will account for Foreign Languages in this program...such as 中國語文....? Via Red-DragonRising
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Zee NewsNew cyber threats likely to emerge by 2013Zee NewsBo Rotoloni, director of GTRI's Cyber Technology and Information Security Laboratory (CTISL) noted “Our adversaries, whether motivated by monetary gain, political/social ideology or otherwise,...
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BOSTON – While some industry groups such as the Financial Services Information Sharing and Analysis Center (FS-ISAC) and cross-industry groups such as the Advanced Cyber Security Center (ACSC) facilitate the exchange of threat information, for the...
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The term cyberwar has become a catch-all used by politicians, talking heads and others to encompass just about any online threat, regardless of the attacker or the target.
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Cyber criminals will always be one step ahead, coming up with new ways to breach our networks and exploit sensitive data. ... of not becoming complacent when it comes to malware and vulnerabilities.
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Ransomware pays. A lot.These extortion scams, in which infected computers are essentially locked down by malware and electronic payment is demanded for a supposed cure, can net the criminal behind the scam as much as $33,000 per day.read more...
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Image-stealing malware called PixStealer-A has been discovered by several vendors. The Trojan steals JPG and DMP files and uploads them to a FTP server in Iraq. Experts believe the malware will return with more sophisticated espionage capabilities.
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Interested in a good scare this Halloween? Look no further than your own computer, mobile or tablet device! Via Joerg Asma
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We've examined the differences between the user experience and the IT experience when implementing a BYOD strategy. |
Information on what is happening to cyberspace. Contains information on botnets, malware and cyber threats.