Multiple nation-state groups are hacking Microsoft Exchange servers
Multiple government-backed hacking groups are exploiting a recently-patched vulnerability in Microsoft Exchange email servers. (more…)
The rare form of machine learning that can spot hackers who have already broken in – MIT Technology Review
Darktrace’s unsupervised-learning models sound the alarm before intruders can cause serious damage. — Read on www.technologyreview.com/s/612427/the-rare-form-of-machine-learning-that-can-spot-hackers-who-have-already-broken-in/
In the War on Terror unlikely Alliances form.
This week the hacktivist group Anonymous is expanded #OpISIS and started #OpParis initiative on twitter. Forming a rather unlikely alliance with the US Government in...
Anonymous enters the battle against Daesh.
Global hacktivist group "Anonymous" declared digital War against Daesh with a video posted online. Stating that the terrorists would not be safe from their reach....
Heartbleed and beyond: Marine Corps ‘cyber range’ trains to fight off hackers
A virtual training range developed for the Marine Corps to prepare troops for cyber operations has been adapted to do everything from prepare for offensive...
‘Hackers’ give orders to German missile battery
German-owned Patriot missiles stationed in Turkey were briefly taken over by hackers, according to media reports on Tuesday. (more…)
The Company Securing Your Internet Has Close Ties to Russian Spies
Kaspersky Lab sells security software, including antivirus programs recommended by big-box stores and other U.S. PC retailers. (more…)
China hacks into U.S. weather satellite network
China recently hacked into U.S. weather and satellite systems, forcing cybersecurity teams to seal off vital data, officials said Wednesday. (more…)
Shellshock botnet targets Akamai, as well as US DoD networks.
Attackers were quick to capitalized on the Shellshock Bash command interpreter bug disclosed yesterday. Constructing a botnet that is rapidly try to infect other servers, according to...
Feds Threatened to Fine Yahoo $250K Daily for Not Complying With PRISM
A secret and scrappy court battle that Yahoo launched to resist the NSA’s PRISM spy program came to an end in 2008 because the Feds...