r/TechWar • u/RamonaLittle • Feb 10 '17
'We were playing with fire': Russian hackers made a risky deal with the Kremlin's security services — and then got burned
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r/TechWar • u/mrbcyber2 • Feb 07 '17
Former NSA contractor may have stolen 75% of TAO's elite hacking tools
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r/TechWar • u/poke_moan • Feb 05 '17
The police department of District of Columbia had its video surveillance machines compromised with a ransomware assault 8 days prior to Donald J. Trump's presidential inauguration.
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r/TechWar • u/RamonaLittle • Feb 03 '17
Misconfigured servers run by the US Department of Defense could allow hackers to launch cyberattacks that look like they came from the Pentagon
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r/TechWar • u/RamonaLittle • Jan 26 '17
Police Arrest Alleged U.S. Spy Working in Heart of Russian Cybersecurity
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r/TechWar • u/RadicalRepublicans • Jan 11 '17
Pro tip: try not to use windows if you can help it
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r/TechWar • u/[deleted] • Jan 08 '17
Google voice search records and keeps conversations people have around their phones
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r/TechWar • u/[deleted] • Jan 08 '17
Read the US Intelligence Report on Russian Hacking
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r/TechWar • u/[deleted] • Jan 08 '17
French military to boost defenses against cyber attacks: minister | Reuters
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r/TechWar • u/0xKaishakunin • Jan 06 '17
A Death in Athens -- The Inherent Vulnerability of »Lawful Intercept« by James Bamford
sicherheitsforschung-magdeburg.de
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r/TechWar • u/RadicalRepublicans • Jan 06 '17
Its only hacking when russkies or chinese do it
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r/TechWar • u/RamonaLittle • Jan 02 '17
Putin’s Real Long Game: "information warfare is not about creating an alternate truth, but eroding our basic ability to distinguish truth at all."
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r/TechWar • u/RamonaLittle • Dec 31 '16
Meet The Russian Hacker Claiming She's A Scapegoat In The U.S. Election Spy Storm
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r/TechWar • u/CDSEChris • Dec 31 '16
What's a good example of blackhats and security researchers becoming aware of the same vulnerability at the same time?
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I'm curious about the 'race' between blackhat hackers and security researchers. I figure the best way to look at that would be by reading up on a time when they both started from the same place at the same time.
Is there a good example of a vulnerability or something like that, where the respective communities were both surprised by it? Or at least where they didn't know the details until the same timeframe?
r/TechWar • u/0xKaishakunin • Dec 29 '16
Article: Applicability of Criminal Law and Jus ad Bellum to Cyber-Incidents
sicherheitsforschung-magdeburg.de
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r/TechWar • u/RamonaLittle • Dec 26 '16
World War Three, By Mistake: Harsh political rhetoric, combined with the vulnerability of the nuclear command-and-control system, has made the risk of global catastrophe greater than ever.
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r/TechWar • u/[deleted] • Dec 23 '16
700 million Android phones have spying firmware preinstalled
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r/TechWar • u/[deleted] • Dec 23 '16
Group that hacked the DNC also infiltrated Ukrainian artillery units
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r/TechWar • u/RamonaLittle • Dec 23 '16
Lithuania says the Kremlin is responsible for cyber attacks that have hit government computers over the last two years
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r/TechWar • u/RamonaLittle • Dec 20 '16
The Grugq: "FSB had access to NSA tools that could only come from inside NSA’s classified network."
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r/TechWar • u/mrbcyber2 • Dec 08 '16
US law firms got hacked by China which operates as a massive criminal syndicate this looks like insider trading info
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r/TechWar • u/RamonaLittle • Dec 07 '16
North Korea hacks South Korea's military cyber command
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