Despite Recent Threats American Infrastructure is Still Vulnerable to Cyber Attack
When most people think of cyber crime and cyber terrorism, they think of credit card information being stolen, identities being compromised, and, most recently, massive DDOS attacks by organizations like Anonymous and Lulzsec. What they don't tend to think of is the water coming from their faucet, the lights in their home and the gas heating their houses. Yet the ramifications of attacks on these basic utilities could far outweigh those of identity fraud. And these attacks are on the rise.
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Date: 2012-02-02
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Pwn2Own Contest Puts Bounty on Browser Vulnerabilities
Dog the Bounty Hunter, known for his shirtless leather vest approach to dressing and his less than tactful approach to apprehending bail jumpers, may not be ready for the next round of bounties coming down the pike. This year, at the CanSecWest in Vancouver, companies like HP and Google are offering rewards for hackers and research teams who can exploit zero-day vulnerabilities within the most common browsers.
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Date: 2012-01-27
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Facebook Gets Hacked!
Recently Facebook, headed up by billionaire entrepreneur Mark Zuckerberg, was hacked and violent, pornographic photos were posted on millions of users profiles.
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Date: 2011-11-17
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