The Code War Chinese Hackers Resume Attacks Against U.S. Firms, Using New Techniques After a three-month hiatus, Chinese hackers are at it again. Is this the new normal? Read More » By: Addy Dugdale
Most Innovative Companies 2013 Twitter Tests Two-Step Authorisation To Beef Up Security Against Hackers The news comes hot on the heels from yesterday's high-profile takeover of the Associated Press Twitter account, in which an erroneous report of a White House explosion caused jitters on Wall Street. Read More » Source: Fast Company
Most Innovative Companies 2013 Twitter Testing Two-Step Authorisation To Foil Hacking Attempts Will this move flip hackers the bird? Read More » By: Addy Dugdale
The Code War Huge Rise In State-Sponsored Cyber Attacks To Obtain Company Secrets, Says Report Although the main motive behind 75% of cyber-attacks is to steal money, one in five hacks are done with industrial espionage in mind. Read More » Source: Fast Company
The Code War NPR Twitter Accounts Hacked The "Syrian Electronic Army" took responsibility for the social media attacks. Read More » Source: The Wall Street Journal's Liz Heron ADVERTISEMENT
The Code War Gaming Companies Hit By Cyberattack A new paper claims China-based hackers have been systematically stealing source code and network infrastructure information from MMORPGs since 2010. Read More » By: Neal Ungerleider
The Code War Hacked? Mandiant's Cyberattack Detectives Want To Know All About It The cyber-sleuthing company aims to be the go-to investigators for the Fortune 1000. Here's why they just might do it. Read More » By: Neal Ungerleider
Fast Feed Anonymous Is Hacked By Rustle League Take a whirlwind tour through this week of much hackery! Read More » By: Addy Dugdale
Fast Feed Apple Releases Code To Remove Java Hack Malware After its hack attack, Apple has released a tool that will shut off malware that may have been installed on hacked Macs. Read More » By: Kit Eaton
Fast Feed Hackers Apparently Strike Jeep Twitter Account Only 24 hours after the Burger King hoax, hackers seem to have struck again. Read More » By: Nina Mandell
