Tech Insider |
No one knows how to define an 'act of cyber war' and that's becoming a big problem
Tech Insider Georgia Guardsmen train Cyber warfare 2 The US Army's 'Cyber Center of Excellence', Fort Gordon in Augusta, Georgia, hosting a multi-service 'NetWar' to show, and build, cyber Warrior capabilities on June 10, 2014. Flickr/Georgia National Guard. |
Attacks on Apple software could become more common as its devices reach more markets around the world, a cybersecurity expert said Monday. “Apple has become so prolific they’ve become an incredible target,” said Anthony Roman, CEO and founder of …
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RT (blog) |
'International cyber warfare is becoming more sophisticated'
RT (blog) Cyber warfare has developed into a more sophisticated type of combat between countries, where you can destroy communications infrastructure, said Marc Rogers, Head of Security for DefCon, adding that ordinary people become pawns in these games. |
GovExec.com |
A cheesy FBI video hopes to stop US students from becoming Chinese spies
Washington Post (blog) The Federal Bureau of Investigation's decision to make a strikingly cheesy, obviously low-budget, half-hour-long video offering U.S. students in China advice on how to avoid inadvertently becoming a spy might strike some as odd. Do people really need … US college students studying abroad prime targets for espionage activity, FBI … GVSU grad imprisoned for espionage used in FBI video to warn other students FBI Movie Warns US Students Not to Spy for China |