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Kiren Rijiju Notes 'Huge Gap' Between India's Cyberwarfare Capacity And Capability
There is a huge gap in India's capability and capacity when it comes to cyber warfare and it is imperative to narrow down this difference to discourage cyber attackers, Minister of State for Home Kiren Rijiju said today
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Hong Kong Pro-Democracy Tabloid Blames Beijing for Cyberattack
A leading Hong Kong pro-democracy tabloid on Thursday blamed Beijing for a massive cyberattack on its website, just days after a series of similar attacks on an online referendum on electoral reform.
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North Korea accuses US, South Korea of cyber-attacks
North Korea on Friday blamed South Korea and the United States for cyber-attacks that temporarily shut down websites this week at a time of elevated tensions over the North's nuclear ambitions. Experts, however, indicated it could take months to determine what happened and one analyst suggested more likely culprits: hackers in China.
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Flame cyber virus linked to more malware: Report
Kaspersky said "at least three other Flame-related malicious programs were created" but added that "their nature is currently unknown."
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Cyberwar chief calls for secure computer network
The new commander of the military's cyberwarfare operations is advocating the creation of a separate, secure computer network to protect civilian government agencies and critical industries like the nation's power grid against attacks mounted over the Internet.The officer, Gen. Keith...
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US hacked Al-Qaeda to undermine propaganda: Hillary Clinton
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said that US experts scored a cyberwarfare coup by hacking into websites run by Al Qaeda's Yemeni branch and changing the message to undermine their propaganda.
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Cyberwar chief calls for secure computer network
The new commander of the military's cyberwarfare operations is advocating the creation of a separate, secure computer network to protect civilian government agencies and critical industries like the nation's power grid against attacks mounted over the Internet.The officer, Gen. Keith B. Alexander, suggested that such a heavily restricted network wo...
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Kiren Rijiju Notes 'Huge Gap' Between India's Cyberwarfare Capacity And Capability
There is a huge gap in India's capability and capacity when it comes to cyber warfare and it is imperative to narrow down this difference to discourage cyber attackers, Minister of State for Home Kiren Rijiju said today
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Hong Kong Pro-Democracy Tabloid Blames Beijing for Cyberattack
A leading Hong Kong pro-democracy tabloid on Thursday blamed Beijing for a massive cyberattack on its website, just days after a series of similar attacks on an online referendum on electoral reform.
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North Korea accuses US, South Korea of cyber-attacks
North Korea on Friday blamed South Korea and the United States for cyber-attacks that temporarily shut down websites this week at a time of elevated tensions over the North's nuclear ambitions. Experts, however, indicated it could take months to determine what happened and one analyst suggested more likely culprits: hackers in China.
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Flame cyber virus linked to more malware: Report
Kaspersky said "at least three other Flame-related malicious programs were created" but added that "their nature is currently unknown."
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Cyberwar chief calls for secure computer network
The new commander of the military's cyberwarfare operations is advocating the creation of a separate, secure computer network to protect civilian government agencies and critical industries like the nation's power grid against attacks mounted over the Internet.The officer, Gen. Keith...
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US hacked Al-Qaeda to undermine propaganda: Hillary Clinton
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said that US experts scored a cyberwarfare coup by hacking into websites run by Al Qaeda's Yemeni branch and changing the message to undermine their propaganda.
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Cyberwar chief calls for secure computer network
The new commander of the military's cyberwarfare operations is advocating the creation of a separate, secure computer network to protect civilian government agencies and critical industries like the nation's power grid against attacks mounted over the Internet.The officer, Gen. Keith B. Alexander, suggested that such a heavily restricted network wo...
