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A Humbling Lesson From Libya on Why IT Matters

9|17|12   |   3:09   |   5 comments


Sean Smith, a US Foreign Service IT manager, gave his life in service of his country and the world. His life and death are a humbling example for all of us who work in IT.
Beau Brendler
Terrorism Expert Says US Gave Away Stuxnet Tech

4|4|12   |   3:29   |   9 comments


US counterterrorism expert Richard Clarke, who came to prominence with his prescient warnings before the 9/11 attacks, tells Smithsonian Magazine the US was responsible for the Stuxnet supersmart worm that attacked parts of nuclear reactors in Iran – and in the process, has given away one of the world's most sophisticated cyberweapons.
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CMAS Alert! Something's Wrong! Or Not!

11|2|11   |   03:18   |   27 comments


If you have a CMAS-enabled handset, be prepared to receive scary alerts from the government.
The Sole Man
The UK's Antisocial Network

8|17|11   |   2:22   |   2 comments


Police Forces across the UK are using social media and messenger services to track down looters. BlackBerry Messenger users, that means you, too.
Wisdom of the Big Chair
Facial Recognition Looms on the Horizon

7|27|11   |     |   4 comments


Law enforcement agencies are poised to use iPhones as facial recognition systems in the coming months. The technical advance promises efficiency but has created a backlash among civil liberties proponents.
Steve Saunders' Outernet
Tweeting Bin Laden: Groan

5|9|11   |   3:25   |   6 comments


So, Osama Bin Laden is dead, but the REALLY BIG NEWS is that people Tweeted about it. Obviously, Lucy and Desi are annoyed.
John Soat
Social Network Gangstar

12|15|09   |   01:18   |   1 comment


Both the federal intelligence agencies and the metropolitan police forces are likely monitoring your social networks. So should you lay low, or make it worth their while?
Full Nelson
Cyber Crime as Cyber War

10|19|09   |   2:02   |   4 comments


Earlier this year, Heartland Payment Systems was breached by Russian hackers who had also hit 300 other financial institutions. The scope of the Russian operation is mind-blowing and points to a new era in cyber attacks.
Full Nelson
The New Cyber War

10|8|09   |   3:06   |   4 comments


Cyber Warfare may be the next frontier for tactical hacking. It has already reared its head in Estonia, Russia, and Georgia, and some say it has been used by North Korea, China, and other world powers. The implications and the potential are both fascinating and scary.
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