FEMA gets trapped in the honeyblog
September 2nd, 2008 by Rob | Posted in Gov't & military, Hook, line & sinker (honeyblog) | Comments Off
U.S. Federal Emergency Management Agency training website…
(Click the headline to read this article…)DHS desktop wallpaper
Air Force ”Dummies” book
Computer security humor
McAfee products not used in Chinese Army computer attacks
“We were very careful to obtain an implicit agreement that Beijing would only use our Digital Weapon™ products in the pursuit of peaceful international cooperation…”
(Click the headline to read this article…)McAfee, Inc. deletes ‘Low’ from Global Threat Condition barometer
The company also announced it has added ‘Intense’ to its Global Threat Condition barometer, for situations above & beyond ‘Critical’…
(Click the headline to read this article…)RSA security statement
Devastation occurred when someone on Wall Street logged into a computer…
(Click the headline to read this article…)Bruce Willis releases security patch for movie desktop wallpaper
The 1024×768 desktop wallpaper for “Live Free or Die Hard” could destroy the Internet if left unchecked…
(Click the headline to read this article…)McAfee’s dossier on Rob Rosenberger
The company has confirmed he worked for the CIA…
(Click the headline to read this article…)CipherTrust sends nastygram to the Pentagon
The company spat an ultimatum to Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld…
(Click the headline to read this article…)New Orleans celebrates “Costin Raiu Day”
The mayor issued a proclamation over Raiu’s heroic cleanup efforts…
(Click the headline to read this article…)Steve Gibson releases “Spoofarino” tool
The president of Gibson Research Corp. has released a free tool that will hold ISPs’ feet to the fire if they have not implemented a security technique known as “egress filtering”…
(Click the headline to read this article…)NAS concept mimics mi2g D2-banking innovation
“Network Addressable Storage (NAS) appears to have copied one major strand of mi2g’s primitive D2-Banking software project, which is part of an mi2g publicity stunt christened ‘Operation Kitty Hawk’ ”…
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