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US accused of hypocrisy over cyber warfare – Register


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US accused of hypocrisy over cyber warfare
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Recent warnings of a "cyber–Pearl Harbor" by US Defense Secretary Leon Panetta and others are hypocritical, according to a leading security expert, given that the US is responsible for most of the online attacks so far uncovered. "If we look for
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Former IT worker accused of breaching

A former information technology employee hacked into a company’s after he was fired for bringing drugs to work, according to court documents. Ricardo Granda, 50, worked for a marketing firm called Gulf Media Solutions for two years. He …
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CNET Accused of Wrapping Malware in Windows Installer for Nmap Security Tool

Some in the security community are currently ticked, at least disgusted, in regard to the pen-testing Network Mapping tool Nmap after Gordon Lyon, better known as Fyodor, announced on Seclists that C|Net Download.Com is now bundling Nmap with malware! Read more

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Virginia man accused of planning intimidation of Syrian protestors in U.S.

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Federal prosecutors alleged that a Leesburg, VA man, acted as an agent of the Syrian government and gathered information on Syrians in the U.S. who were protesting the country’s regime.

The officials charged Mohamad Anas Haitham Soueid, 47, for his alleged role in a conspiracy this past summer to collect video and audio recordings and other information about the U.S. protestors and provide them to Syrian intelligence agencies to silence, intimidate and potentially harm them.

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