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Russian Hackers Attack Websites for a Fee
Aug 2, 2007 7:53 PM CDT
Russian Hackers Attack Websites for a Fee
'Online mercenaries' target clients' business, political foes
(Newser)
- Hackers across Russia are executing crippling attacks against enemy websites—and they work for hire,
Der Spiegel
reports. For only a few hundred dollars, clients can retain Russian hackers to disrupt business transactions by launching barrages of pernicious data into their enemies' systems. But a disturbing trend is evident in...
iPhone Security Flaw Exposed
Jul 23, 2007 5:07 PM CDT
iPhone Security Flaw Exposed
Vulnerability could make must-have gadget a target for hackers
(Newser)
- A software vulnerability in the iPhone could allow hackers to commandeer the device and steal personal information, such as text messages and contacts, or even dial expensive calls, the
New York Times
reports. The hack works through either a WiFi connection or by steering users to a site containing malicious...
The Computer Virus Turns 25
Jul 13, 2007 4:52 PM CDT
The Computer Virus Turns 25
(Newser)
- A long time ago (1982), in a galaxy not so far, far away, Rich Skrenta, then a clever 9th grader, invented what may have been the first computer virus—Elk Cloner. It was, by current standards, a benign virus that Skrenta installed on his school computer, so that every time...
Estonia Attack Prompts Cyber Security Blitz
May 29, 2007 10:00 AM CDT
Estonia Attack Prompts Cyber Security Blitz
Experts from all over studying how to soup up digital security
(Newser)
- In the wake of what some are calling the first digital act of war—when hackers using as many as a million computers attacked Estonia's web-based infrastructure—cyber security experts from all over Europe and the US are huddling to study how to prevent future disasters, reports the
New York
...
Estonia Suspects Russia of Cyberattack
May 17, 2007 11:20 AM CDT
Estonia Suspects Russia of Cyberattack
NATO geeks dispatched after barrage cripples e-government
(Newser)
- Estonia is under cyberattack after removing a Soviet war memorial from its capital, reports the
Guardian
. A barrage of mysterious spam assaults crippling government ministries, banks, corporations, political parties and news organizations has prompted NATO to deploy counter-cyberterrorism experts to the Baltic state, as officials cast a suspicious eye...
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