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Is the Hacking Threat To National Security Overblown? | Threat Level | Wired.com by Acidus at 2:35 pm EDT, Jun 3, 2009 |
“Is hacking a national security threat?,” Yoran said. “The one word answer is yes.” As proof, Yoran pointed to stories about the denial-of-service attacks in Estonia, attacks on government contractor Booz Allen Hamilton and the recently reported breach of a defense contractor that let hackers get at information on the Joint Strike Fighter. “Cyber 9-11 has happened over the last ten years, but it’s happened slowly so we don’t see it,” Yoran said.
I'm going to beat the shit out of the next person who uses the phrase "Digital Pearl Harbor" or "Cyber 9-11" with a god damn PIPE. |
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RE: Is the Hacking Threat To National Security Overblown? | Threat Level | Wired.com by Worthersee at 3:24 pm EDT, Jun 3, 2009 |
Acidus wrote: “Is hacking a national security threat?,” Yoran said. “The one word answer is yes.” As proof, Yoran pointed to stories about the denial-of-service attacks in Estonia, attacks on government contractor Booz Allen Hamilton and the recently reported breach of a defense contractor that let hackers get at information on the Joint Strike Fighter. “Cyber 9-11 has happened over the last ten years, but it’s happened slowly so we don’t see it,” Yoran said.
I'm going to beat the shit out of the next person who uses the phrase "Digital Pearl Harbor" or "Cyber 9-11" with a god damn PIPE.
In regards to the JSF breach I found this article interesting http://www.wpxi.com/news/19605646/detail.html. Turns out the JSF plans were found on a P2P network. .. They should of used a Darknet... |
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