Christian Science Monitor (blog) |
Cyber war: Different look, same aim
Christian Science Monitor (blog) War is an overused word. Real war – as opposed to “war” in the form of a football game, neighborhood spat, political debate, or public campaign against litter, illiteracy, poverty, or mosquitoes – is humanity at its worst. I've never fought in a war … Cyber War: Why More May Be Better |
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Hacking: Same Same but Different
Infosecurity Magazine Call it collateral damage: Organized cybercriminals and hackers will leverage digital certificate-based attacks to infect enterprise IT systems with state-developed malware such as Flame and Stuxnet – with the nefarious result of impacting business … |
the Diplomat |
Are US and Chinese Cyber Intrusions So Different?
the Diplomat This cutting-edge Stuxnet malware was subsequently connected in some fashion with three discoveries: —The Flame virus infiltrated thousands of computers in Iran and adjacent areas in May 2012 by copying keyboard entries, sifting through emails and … |
I have Vista, os on my pc. My IP, has given me a security program, (Charter High Speed Security), but Windows also installed Windows Fire Wall, and Windows Defender, that came with the pc when I purchased it. Is it okay to run all three programs, or do i have to disable the Windows Defender and the Windows program?
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