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Chinese firm paid insider 'to kill my company,' American CEO says
NBCNews.com (blog) Federal prosecutors call the alleged cyber theft from American Superconductor (AMSC) in Devens, Mass., one of the most brazen cases yet of Chinese economic espionage in the United States. The techniques the Chinese used to rob the company of three … Cocky, Sloppy And Busted |
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Android security vulnerability discovered after four years affects most devices
NBCNews.com Since Android 1.6 — also known as Donut — a security vulnerability has been quietly hiding in the mobile operating system for nearly four years. It allows someone to create a malicious version of a legitimate Android app without triggering any … New Android vulnerability found, extremely easy to avoid malware taking … |
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Cybercrime ring attacks video game companies for years-researcher
NBCNews.com The Moscow-based security firm has discovered significant malicious software campaigns in the past, including one known as "Flame" that spied on industrial facilities in Iran. The security firm was first called in to investigate in 2011 when malware … |
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5 (probably) American cyberweapons
NBCNews.com There's no ironclad proof America is behind any of these pieces of malware. But leading American newspapers have strongly linked the U.S. government (and that of Israel) to both Stuxnet and Flame. The official U.S. reaction has been not denial, but the … |