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Red Sky Weekly: woshihaoren

By Perry Varanoid on Saturday, April 6th, 2013 | No Comments

“I LMAO'd last night when one of the members told me this story, so I had to pass it along.

The Falklands cause a new Argentinian-British clash, this time online

By Perry Varanoid on Saturday, March 30th, 2013 | No Comments

“Since cyber wars are so hot these days, another one broke out, this time between British hackers and Argentinian game developers.

Stolen Patch Management Credentials Used in Attack on South Korea

By Perry Varanoid on Tuesday, March 26th, 2013 | No Comments

“Last week, over 32,000 computer servers operated by South Korean financial institutions and broadcasters were compromised by a piece of malware. Some reports have revealed that the attackers might have utilized a security hole in the products of AhnLab, a South Korean antivirus company whose solutions are used by many of the victims of the attack. However, according to AhnLab, the attackers havent exploited a security hole in the companys products to deliver the malicious code….”

Do you know what happens on the Internet in one minute?

By Perry Varanoid on Monday, March 25th, 2013 | No Comments

“Intel has announced on his blog a new post titled “What happens on the Internet in one minute?” to bring attention to how much information the human race produces in such a short time. At least 6 million Facebook page's are viewed all over the world, and during the minute it has 277,000 applications on this social network. On the music service Pandora audience listens to 61,000 hours of music , while more than 1….”

Website of North Korea Human Rights Group Also Hacked

By Perry Varanoid on Friday, March 22nd, 2013 | No Comments

“The website of a U.S. group focused on human rights in North Korea was hacked at the same time as a cyberattack on South Korean targets on Wednesday. Only the website was affected and 'Hitman 007-Kingdom of Morocco' was superimposed on a photo of a political prison camp in North Korea, usually posted on the website, said Greg Scarlatoiu, executive director of the Committee for Human Rights in North Korea (HRNK) in Washington, D.C….”

How Apple and Intel killed Thunderbolt

By Perry Varanoid on Thursday, March 21st, 2013 | No Comments

“It is starting to look like Intel's and Apple's plan to kill off firewire and USB with Thunderbolt is grinding into a Titanic iceberg.

South Korea: Attacks on the networks of TV broadcasters and banks

By Perry Varanoid on Wednesday, March 20th, 2013 | No Comments

“The computer networks of three major South Korean TV stations and two banks were crippled on Wednesday. According to the country's national news agency, Yonhap, the South Korean police are reviewing all possibilities, including a cyber-attack. A key presidential official was reported as saying that Seoul is also working to determine whether North Korea was involved in the incident….”

Botnet uses hacked devices to scan the internet

By Perry Varanoid on Wednesday, March 20th, 2013 | No Comments

“A previously unknown hacker has undertaken a census of the web. To perform his “Internet Census 2012″ he infected around 420,000 poorly protected embedded devices with what he describes as a harmless bot, named Carna. “Poorly protected” in this case means that either no login credentials were required or standard credentials such as “root:root” or “admin:admin” were able to gain entry….”

Identity Theft Ringleader Gets 12-Year Prison Sentence

By Perry Varanoid on Saturday, March 16th, 2013 | No Comments

“Lawrence Fudge, 47, of Philadelphia, was sentenced today to 144 months in prison for running a fraud and identity theft ring in Philadelphia for at least six years.

China's next-generation internet is a world-beater

By Perry Varanoid on Monday, March 11th, 2013 | No Comments

“THE net is getting creaky and old: it is rapidly running out of space and remains fundamentally insecure. And it turns out China is streets ahead of the West in doing anything about it.

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