Technology Exclusive: The Elaborate Hack that Will Prevent the CIA/NSA from Monitoring Your Communications Look, we all know that the NSA is interested in you. You tweet really edgy stuff like “Obummer sucks!!” and “Fight NSA Spying!“ You were also totally all over that UN internment camp
Technology DARPA's "Hack-Proof" Drone First, “Hack-Proof” is an aspiration not a destination. It’s a term that is thrown about very casually and at great risk, especially when the media is involved. I am more comfortable operating
Interviews Hacker OPSEC with The Grugq The Grugq is a world renowned information security researcher with 15 years of industry experience. Grugq started his career at a Fortune 100 company, before transitioning to @stake, where he was forced to
Interviews Ali-Reza Anghaie and Scot Terban on InfoSec, Hackers, China, and Cyber Hype Ali-Reza Anghaie is a Consulting Security Engineer and Senior Analyst with Wikistrat. His varied work in engineering and security has taken him to numerous universities and Fortune 500 companies in the Defense, Energy,
Terrorism Talking Tech, Social, and Security with White Canvas Group Founders Jon Iadonisi and Tim Newberry Jon Iadonisi is the founder of White Canvas Group and leads the innovation and application of new products and solutions for all clients. He blends over 15 years of diverse experience in computer
Terrorism Blurring the Lines Between Hacktivism and Terrorism Dr. Clint Arizmendi is a Research & Analysis Officer at the Land Warfare Studies Centre. The views expressed are his own and do not reflect those of the Australian Department of Defence or
Technology Satellite Hacking: Where Cyberwar Meets Spacewar Space: the new cyber crime frontier touches on some important, and quite reasonable, concerns about vulnerabilities in our space architecture such as space junk, general overcrowding, and so on. However, one concern (the
Technology Did China Compromise NASA Satellites? So word is out that an upcoming congressional commission annual report will reveal that unnamed (but let’s face it, Chinese) hackers gained access to a satellite station in Norway and completed “all
Technology Quick Thoughts on Wikileaks Update 03.07.2017: The original post (below) was written in 2010 as a critique of Wikileak's stated mission. I didn't use this rather quick take to explore alternative theories about the organization's
