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In cyberwarfare, rules of engagement still hard to define
San Jose Mercury News When Gen. Keith Alexander, the head of the Pentagon's Cyber Command, comes to Capitol Hill on Tuesday, he will probably be asked to describe his plans for building a military force to defend the nation against cyberattacks. But one question remains … |
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Mercury News editorial: Silicon Valley tech experts should lead effort to …
San Jose Mercury News Chinese diplomats can begin any discussions of cyber-espionage by citing examples of U.S. cyber warfare, such as the Stuxnet virus attack on Iran and the Flame infection of machines across the Middle East. The American malware has been cited by experts … |
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Tech firm Huwei did not spy for China, White House review of evidence finds
San Jose Mercury News SAN FRANCISCO — A White House-ordered review of security risks posed by suppliers to U.S. telecommunications companies found no clear evidence that Huawei Technologies had spied for China, two people familiar with the probe told Reuters. Instead … Report: Huawei Not Guilty of Espionage After Classified White House Review White House review clears Chinese IT maker of spy threat The White House Denies Ordering a Secret Report Clearing Huawei of Espionage |
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Google agrees to pay $ 22.5 million for bypassing Apple users' security settings
San Jose Mercury News The rebuke resolves the FTC's allegations that Google duped millions of Web surfers who use. Internet security · Cybercrime, hacking and other security coverage. href="http://www.siliconvalley.com/topics?Apple%2C%20Inc.">Apple's (AAPL) Safari browser. FTC fines Google $ 22.5m over cookies |