Safe and Secure TV Channel and ByoPlanet are now affiliated
Top Priority Sector: cbrne_detection Safe and Secure TV Channel LLC, an Internet broadband television network devoted exclusively to homeland security and emergency preparedness, has affiliated itself with ByoPlanet International, LLC, a company involved in the elimination of health-threatening pathogens. Homepage position: 10 read more
South Korea says North Korea staged cyber attack on bank – Channel NewsAsia
Those distributed-denial-of-service attacks used viruses planted in “zombie” computers which sought simultaneous access to selected sites and swamped them with traffic. “The laptop computer of the IT security worker became in September 2010 a zombie PC …
S. Korea accuses North over communications attack – Channel NewsAsia
A DDoS attack often uses viruses planted in “zombie” computers. These seek simultaneous access to selected sites and swamp them with traffic. Choi See-Joong, head of the Korea Communications Commission, told parliament late Tuesday that North Korea was …
USC Sumter Computer Breach Could Affect Thousands – News Channel 7
A computer security breach at USC Sumter has exposed personal information for all who work and those retired at all eight campuses. This affects 31,000 faculty, staff, students and retirees. A letter sent to the individuals says the incident was discovered …
Juniper Networks Earns Title of Best Channel Vendor, Network Security – Yahoo Finance
The competitive landscape in a high profile category such as network security makes the win of being recognized as one of the Best Channel Vendors in 2011 all the more rewarding,” says Sue Breese, publisher, BSM. “We applaud Juniper’s success and are …
Microsoft Windows Smartphones Target of Hacker Attacks – Channel Insider
Hackers are now targeting the devices via viruses planted in video games for the phones. Victims of the attacks may find their bill … encourage customers to follow all of the steps of the ‘Protect Your Computer’ guidance of enabling a firewall …
Microsoft’s new free security software forgoes competitors’ bad habits – Washington Post
Product Reviews (blog) Microsoft's new free security software forgoes competitors' bad habits Washington Post Microsoft's day job isn't selling security software, it's selling Windows.
