(originally published 11/29/2014) The team that maintains the open source Drupal platform have issued a warning in regards to the SQL vulnerability that was first disclosed a couple of weeks ago, warning users of the Drupal 7 platform that they… Continue Reading
(originally published 10/29/2014) According to reports released today, The Executive Office of the White House was breached by unknown perpetrators, although suspicion seems to be centering on Russian hackers. The attacks apparently occurred a couple of week ago, although CNN… Continue Reading
(originally published 10/28/2014) As Ukraine prepared to enter into its first elections since the Crimean crisis over the weekend, hackers launched a DDoS attack against the website run by the Ukrainian election commission. The attack was apparently intended to disrupt… Continue Reading
(originally published 7/28/2014) The TOR (The Onion Router) anonymity network has been around for a long time, and it’s been used by everyone from corporations to activists living under oppressive regimes, to (reportedly, and likely) drug dealers and al-Qaeda operatives.… Continue Reading
(originally published 7/21/2014) Sentinel labs released an intelligence report on 16 July 2014, detailing a new type of malware dubbed Gyges, that it originally detected in March of this year. After Sentinel detected the malware, they started to reverse-engineer it,… Continue Reading
(originally published 7/2/2014) The United States Government Accountability Office (GAO) just released a report on the security program in place at several critical US sites for weapons production and storage, and it has some pretty tough things to say about… Continue Reading
(from 6/24/2014) John McCain is now calling for airstirkes in Iraq, along with Senators Lindsey Graham and Bob Corker, in response to the sizeable gains main by the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS), which is now pushing forward… Continue Reading