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Stuxnet, Farewell Dossier, Cyberwar and WikiLeaks Wrapup - SC Magazine US
One thing I like about WikiLeaks is that I get access to pure dotgov intel analysis which hasn't been digested through a journalist. One thing I hate about WikiLeaks is that Assange, presumably under a very juicy exclusive release agreement [read: cash, bucks, finbacks, green, $$$, dead presidents] gives the stories to a few major papers media outlets ahead of publicly releasing them. Fortunately the trend has been to publish the raw data along with something written with a journalistic flair.
FBI raids Texas colocation facility in 4chan DDoS probe
The Federal Bureau of Investigation is targeting a Texas-based computer network that the government thinks was hijacked for the Anonymous group's Operation: Payback DDoS attack on PayPal.
Cyberguerre | Triplex, le nouveau blogue techno de Radio-Canada
Vous y croyez, vous, à la menace d’une véritable cyberguerre?
Returning to the cable 09Stockholm141 , the Pirate Party was criticized for attacking the legislative process leading up to draconian laws, rather than attacking the actual wording of those laws. Intensifier asks — quite justly — whether the wiretapping and monopolization laws would be okay in the exact same wording, if the process of their development had been just, transparent and uncorrupt. Of course they wouldn’t be okay.
Legislative corruption: process or product? | Falkvinge on Infopolicy
Quand les gouvernements se feront prendre par derrière » Article » OWNI, Digital Journalism
Selon Philippe Quéau, les politiques répressives en matière de surveillance sur le web ne font que renforcer les menaces qui pèsent sur la sécurité des Etats.
Stuxnet, ou le mythe de la cyberguerre mondiale » Article » OWNI, Digital Journalism
Largement exposé dans les médias, le virus Stuxnet aurait été conçu par un Etat cherchant à démanteler par la force le programme nucléaire iranien.Tandis que la suspicion autour d'un espionnage industriel basé sur le hacking s'accentue, Philippe Quéau pointe l'enjeu plus vaste de cette cyberguerre: celui d'une nouvelle société de la surveillance. Le mois dernier, Richard A. Clarke, “tsar du contre-terrorisme” et conseiller à la Maison Blanche pour les trois derniers présidents, déclarait que le projet d’avion de combat F-35 Lightning II avait été l’objet de cyber-attaques .
De la cyberguerre à la surveillance » Article » OWNI, Digital Journalism
Network Security - Apocalypse in Cyberspace? It's Overdone
What does Android and a can of half-price tuna at the supermarket have in common?