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How the FBI's online wiretapping plan could get your computer hacked
Washington Post (blog) But a group of prominent computer security experts argues that mandating “back doors” in online communications products is likely to compromise the security of Americans' computers and could even pose a threat to national security. FBI Headquarters. |
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Naked Security – Sophos
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Hacktivists plan to resume DDoS campaign against US banks
SC Magazine … as an act of retaliation for sophisticated malware believed to have been served by the United States to strike targets within the country – like Flame, Duqu and Stuxnet – which are capable of gathering intelligence or sabotaging critical … |
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China's ZTE Corp. Has A Plan To Defuse U.S. Espionage Concerns
ReadWriteWeb Zhu said that if the Committee was worried about espionage from Chinese companies, picking out just ZTE and a few other vendors was short-sighted. "As the Committee undoubtedly understands, virtually all of the telecom equipment now sold in the United … |