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Stupidity rules: Almost 24 aircraft hit with lasers in one night

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Maybe it was a full moon or maybe all the dolts just came out at once, but the Federal Aviation Administration reported that lasers hit nearly two dozen aircraft across the US last night. Sadly the average number of laser strikes on aircraft is about 16 per day.

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The FAA said three laser strikes were reported in the New York City/Newark, N.J early in the evening, followed by three incidents in Texas, where jets were struck while preparing to land at Dallas Love Field. By late evening, pilots reported laser incidents in cities from Dallas to Los Angeles and San Juan.

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Cyber Warfare Keeps Insurance Execs Awake at Night – Fox Business

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Cyber Warfare Keeps Insurance Execs Awake at Night
Fox Business
The inclusion of cyber warfare ahead of more traditional worries like a banking crisis and an economic depression highlights the increased awareness and level of concern in the corporate world of cyber issues. “Much as we would have expected pandemics …

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Report suggests malware hits Iran atomic organization, blasts AC/DC at night – VentureBeat

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VentureBeat

Report suggests malware hits Iran atomic organization, blasts AC/DC at night
VentureBeat
Iran has been the target of quite a few new pieces of malware this year, including the latest Flame malware that many describe as one of the biggest advancements in cyber espionage to date. The virus comes with 20 different modules that, when unpacked, …
Minister Stresses Iran's Ability to Confront All Spy MalwaresFars News Agency
Iranian nuke plants rocked in midnight 'heavy metal blast'Register

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I cannot sleep at night because I just got back from Black Hat

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I’ve attended the Black Hat Security conference in Las Vegas for many, many years now. It is by far the best security event each year and this year was no exception. Each year seems to go something like this for me: Read more

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