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Decade-old espionage malware found targeting government computers
Ars Technica The discovery of TeamSpy is only the latest to reveal an international operation that uses malware to siphon sensitive data from high-profile targets. The most well-known campaign was dubbed Flame. Other surveillance campaigns include Gauss and Duqu, … |
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Security vulnerability exposes confidential information of firms seeking …
Fox News All federal vendors registered with the General Services Administration had their companies' confidential information exposed in a massive computer security screw-up, the agency said. The GSA, the procurement arm through which government agencies buy … |
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Belden Research Shows that Patching for Industrial Cyber Security is a Broken …
ARC Advisory Group Keywords: Vulnerability Disclosures, Malware, Defense in Depth, Stuxnet, SCADA, ICS, Night Dragon, Flame, Shamoon, Cyberattacks. Belden Inc., a global leader in signal transmission solutions for mission-critical applications, announces that its Tofino … |
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Top Government Spy Agency Seeks High School Computer Hackers
CBS Local David Brumley, professor of computer science at Carnegie Mellon, said the game is designed to be fun and challenging, but he hopes participants come to see computer security as an excellent career choice. At a glance of its webpage, the contest seems … Carnegie Mellon University Students Host Computer Security Competition for … US spy agency holds contest to find young hackers Carnegie Mellon, spy agency seek high school hackers for next generation of … |