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Raytheon Wins Cyber–War, Missile Contracts Worth at Least $ 105 Million
Motley Fool This contract aims to design and develop a "runtime environment" for executing "cyber operations mission scripts" — beginning to standardize how cyber warfare operations might be conducted in the future. Raytheon's involvement in this contract will be … |
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New evidence shows Stuxnet used since at least 2007
Computerworld The Symantec researchers believe that Stuxnet 0.5 is the missing link between Stuxnet 1.0 and the Flame or Flamer cyberespionage malware discovered in 2012, but which is believed to predate Stuxnet. Technical evidence suggested that Flame and Stuxnet … Stuxnet virus dates backs to 2007 Evidence Suggests Stuxnet Goes Back As Far As 2005 Stuxnet, The Prequel: Earlier Version Of Cyberweapon Discovered |
It’s official; the government’s spying efforts exceeded the legal limits at least once, meaning it is also officially “unreasonable under the Fourth Amendment.” The Office of the Director of National Intelligence (DNI) sent a letter [PDF] to Sen. Read more
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