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London Olympic Games to simulate cyber-attacks

11

Oct

2011

The London 2012 Olympic Games will open in nine months time, and – away from the glories anticipated on the track and field – consideration is being made about how to defend the world’s leading sporting event from cyber-attack. The Olympics’ Technology Operations Centre (TOC), located in Canary Wharf, was opened to the media yesterday. […]

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Homeless hacker ‘Commander X’ pleads not guilty [VIDEO]

24

Sep

2011

The FBI believes that the homeless man they arrested on Thursday was “Commander X”, a member of the People’s Liberation Front (PLF) associated with Anonymous hacktivism. 47-year-old Christopher Doyon has entered a not guilty plea to charges of “conspiracy to cause intentional damage to a protected computer, causing intentional damage to a protected computer, and […]

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What has happened to DNS Security?

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Jul

2011

It was not so long ago we saw Google blacklist complete sets of subdomains such as the co.cc domains. (http://www.seroundtable.com/co-cc-google-removal-13644.html) These were known to be hosting malicious websites. About the same time, I also started to investigate new ways of identifying domains connected to malicious content by analyzing the DNS information. During my research I […]

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