How the CIA Betrayed Informants with Shoddy Front Websites Built for Covert Communications (The Register)
Top tip, don't give your secret login box the HTML form type 'password' Thomas Claburn - September 29, 2022 (Illustration by Thomas Danthon
Michigan Widens Probe into Voting System Breaches by Trump Allies (Reuters)
"State police found that both security seals on one machine indicated that it had been tampered with, the records show. ..." By Nathan Layne and Peter E
HuffPo Ex-Sony Employees Echo Cybersecurity Firm’s Suspicion That Hack Was Inside Job
January 6, 2015 WASHINGTON -- A Silicon Valley cybersecurity firm is doubling down on its claim that at least one former Sony employee was involved in
NSA Whistleblower Agency’s Prime Concerns are Money & Power, US is “Totalitarian”
Binney: 'The NSA's main motives: power and money' Whistleblower William Binney recently made headlines when he told the German parliament that the NSA, his
Endgame, Inc Inside The Company Inside Your Cell Phone
"... The company started by ex ISS and CIA executives promises (in private) 'to provide our customers with the highest quality offensive CNA/CNE (Computer
Verizon Security Chief was Fourth-Ranking FBI Official Under GW Bush
Verizon security chief used to be high level official at FBI The current chief of security of Verizon, a company embroiled in controversy over the recent
CISPA Permits Police to do Warrantless Database Searches
Amendment was shot down that would have required warrants before police could peruse shared information for any evidence of hundreds of different crimes. P
ManTech Names CIA Vet Brian McHugh VP of Program Development and Risk Management
Also see: "SourceWatch on Mantech" and "Domestic Spying, Inc." Press Release FAIRFAX, Va.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--ManTech International Corporation (NASDAQ:MANT)
Pentagon “Cyber-Warriors” Planting “False Information on Facebook”
By Soraya Sepahpour-Ulrich Global Research, January 26, 2013 On November 22, 2012, the Los Angeles Times published an alarming piece of news entitled “C
Does Combatting Cybercrime Really Cost $1 Trillion?
By Peter Maass and Megha Rajagopalan ProPublica Gen. Keith Alexander is the director of the National Security Agency and oversees U.S. Cyber Command, whi
Anonymous Declares War on Corporate Execs, DoD Officials who Target WikiLeaks
By Joanna Molloy NY Daily News | March 3, 2011 The cyberplatoon of hackers known as Anonymous has a new target. Not 24 hours after the U.S. Army announced
$1B NSA Spy Center Underway in Utah
Essential Reading: "NSA to Build Secretive Data Center in Utah (Shhh – it’s Actually for Surveillance, not 'Cybersecurity' as Widely Reported)" Cyber
Cyber-Warfare U.S. Military Hackers and Spies Prepare to Knock the World Offline
" ... In 2007, security expert Bruce Schneier wrote about cyber attacks, saying, 'short of an act of war, we're far safer with a legal system that respects
FBI Outsources Cybersecurity To ManTech
The nearly $1 billion, five-year contract for round-the-clock intrusion-detection monitoring points to a managed-services trend among federal agencies. By
Glenn Greenwald on Mike McConnell and the National Security State
Mar 29, 2010 03:30 EDT Mike McConnell, the WashPost & the dangers of sleazy corporatism By Glenn Greenwald In a political culture drowning in hidd
White House Cyber Czar ‘There Is No Cyberwar’
By Ryan Singel Wired | March 4, 2010 Howard Schmidt, the new cybersecurity czar for the Obama administration, has a short answer for the drumbeat of rheto
Lawsuit Demands Answers About Social-Networking Surveillance
Also see: "NSA to Build Secretive Data Center in Utah (Shhh - it's Actually for Surveillance, not 'Cyber-Security' as Widely Reported"infozine.com | Decemb
NSA to Build Secretive Data Center in Utah (Shhh – it’s Actually for Surveillance, not “Cybersecurity” as Widely Reported)
Edited by Alex Constantine All news outlets are describing the proposed facility as a "cyber-security" center, but "Utah news reports, based on federal bud
NSA’s Cyber Overkill
A project to safeguard governmental computers, run by the NSA, is too big a threat to Americans' privacy. By Jesselyn Radack Los Angeles Times July 14, 20
Wanted Cyber Warriors and Media Sanitizers
Defense and intelligence contractor Raytheon is moving into the lucrative realm of cyber warfare, and wants to hire hundreds of “cyber warriors” to “