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
Verbatim North Korea’s Response to the Sony Hack Psyop
In mid-December, ubiquitous media reports claimed that the FBI had "confirmed," without a hint of equivocation, that North Korea was responsible for hack
Was North Korea Really Responsible for Hacking Sony’s Computers?
Sony's Hacked Computers -- A Cyber Gulf of Tonkin? Edited by Alex Constantine From the New York Times: New Study Adds to Skepticism Among Security E
Journalist Michael Hastings’ Body Cremated by Authorities Against Family’s Wishes
" ... For unknown reasons, the LAPD and Los Angeles firefighters were told not to talk to the media about Hastings’ death. ... " Journalist Michael Has
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
WikiLeaks Revelations will ‘Expose Corruption between Allies,’ US Warns World Leaders … and American Support of Kurdish Terrorists
Also of interest: WikiLeaks 'to highlight Putin and Berlusconi's special relationship' - Telegraph.co.uk ... Lindsey Graham, Liz Cheney want WikiLeak
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
'Shocking' Criminal Investigation Air Force Says L-3 Spied on Military Communications Network
" ... Illegal monitoring of traffic in the military communications network is almost unheard of, except in the case of foreign spies. It suggests a compl
DARPA 'Witchfinder-Ware' to SMITE America's IT 'Traitors'
By Lewis Page | The Register | May 2010 Our old friends at DARPA - the US military research bureau - have broached another intriguing and mildy upsetting s
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
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
“The Cyber-Attack was Based in America”
This development was inevitable, of course: " ... Global Digital Broadcast ... had 'discounted it as coming from a North Korean Government site,' suggestin
“America was the Source of the Cyber-Attack”
" ... Global Digital Broadcast ... had 'discounted it as coming from a North Korean Government site,' suggesting the source of the attack was based in Amer
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 “
Obama Resurrects Bush’s Failed “Cybersecurity” Scam
To condition us for the latest military-intelligence intrusion in the Internet, the CIA claimed that the power grids of cities around the world - naming th
CYBERWAR Contractors Vie for Plum Work, Hacking for the United States
By CHRISTOPHER DREW and JOHN MARKOFFNY TimesMay 30, 2009MELBOURNE, Fla. — The government’s urgent push into cyberwarfare has set off a rush among the b
US Military, Aussie Bank & Fox Network Affected by Data Loss
SAIC FRAUD ALERT issued by the US Air Force (click to enlarge)http://www.taf.org/saicfraud.htmIn an admission that is concerning in the modern data risk ma