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1.How To Protect Ourselves from Chinese Cyberwarriors (www.networkworld.com)
With all the coverage as of late on recent breaches into various companies, this article's title gives the impression that it may include some actionable intelligence and information....unfortunately, that is so not the case (second page with the one paragraph regarding "McAfee and other vendors" leaves one with the impression, or is that the stench, of vaporware).
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3.Some Researchers Lack Basic Ethics (www.threatpost.com)
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4.iPhone Jailbreaking Could Crash Cellphone Towers, Apple Claims | Threat Level | Wired.com (www.wired.com)
This one speaks for itself.... FUD FUD FUD!
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5.Twitter breach revives security issues with cloud computing (www.computerworld.com)
All I can say is 'No it doesn't'. Shallow analysis of what actually happened...
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6.TG Daily - Claim: P2P "jeopardizes" national security (www.tgdaily.com)
This is classic .gov style FUD ;-)
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7.Why Online Searches Can Infect Your Computer (www.abc15.com)
"Do you ever look for music videos online? How about song lyrics?
If you do, beware!
Those items are some of the most dangerous things to search for on the Internet. " -
8.Cyber-Terrorism and How We Should Respond - ABC News (abcnews.go.com)
"At what point do we decide that such assaults on our sovereignty, our institutions and our fellow citizens are unacceptable? ... Will it be after a Web Pearl Harbor catches us by surprise and crashes our financial markets -- or kills thousands of people trapped in computer-controlled transportation systems run amok, or in a darkened city trapped in a blizzard or heat wave, or babies in microprocessor controlled incubators?"
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