Bradley Manning and us: a soldier for truth on trial
"Manning confessed his leak to Adrian Lamo after reading about the ex-hacker in Wired. Lamo, pallid… [more]
6-22-2013 Invasion P0wn: Attack of embedded pen testing devices and p0wn off
On the 22nd we are going to have a hands on workshop featuring a number of embedded pen testing… [more]
FDIC: 2011 FIS Breach Worse Than Reported
A 2011 hacker break-in at banking industry behemoth Fidelity National Information Services (FIS) was… [more]
Stratfor hacker faces jail after admitting cyber-attack
A 28-year-old US man faces up to 10 years in prison after pleading guilty to carrying out a cyber-attack… [more]
Halting Cybercrime Requires Cutting Off Easy Money
The crackdown on Liberty Reserve underscores the danger posed by anonymous money transfers using virtual… [more]
South Florida Digital News
6-22-2013 Invasion P0wn: Attack of embedded pen testing devices and p0wn off
On the 22nd we are going to have a hands on workshop featuring a number of … [Read More...]
HackmiamiCon 2013 Recap, Playing with Tomato/DD-WRT, FACEBOT
Tomato, Pineapple, Raspberry, … [Read More...]
Tools
Bugtraq 2 Final – Linux Distro Walthrough & Review by N1tr0g3n
Check out this video from n1tr0g3n It's a detailed walkthrough of the Bugtraq 2 Final … [Read More...]
Fighting Robots (Power/Control)
On March 2nd we will cover the following items Fighting Robots … [Read More...]
National & International News
Pirate Bay co-founder faces major new hacking charges in Denmark
Danish IT expert calls it "largest hacking case ever seen in Scandinavia." After several weeks in court, the criminal trial of Pirate Bay co-founder Gottfrid “anakata” Svartholm Warg concluded earlier this week in Stockholm. But on Thursday, as he awaits a decision and sentencing, Svartholm Warg landed in more hot water with new charges coming from neighboring … [Read More...]
FBI and Microsoft take down $500m-theft botnet Citadel
The FBI and Microsoft have broken up a huge network of hijacked home computers responsible for stealing more than $500m (£323m) from bank accounts. The Citadel network had remotely installed a keylogging program on about five million machines to steal data. About 1,000 of the 1,400 or so networks that made up the Citadel botnet are believed to have been shut … [Read More...]
Halting Cybercrime Requires Cutting Off Easy Money
The crackdown on Liberty Reserve underscores the danger posed by anonymous money transfers using virtual or digital currencies -- a facet of cybercrime increasingly under scrutiny by law enforcement The successful compromise of an employee's or consumer's computer is only the start of an online crime. Without the ability to move money from the victim's account to the attacker's … [Read More...]
Airmen Must Understand Business of Cyber, General Says
WASHINGTON, June 5, 2013 – As U.S. Cyber Command gains strength and steadily extends its range across the newest warfare domain, it has called on all the services over the next five years to contribute trained-up teams of cyber operators to ensure U.S. military freedom of action, defensively and offensively, in cyberspace. For the Air Force, this means adding more than 1,000 … [Read More...]
Cyberspace looms as new international battlefield
NATO experts have come up with a first-ever guide that seeks to adjust international law on the subject of cyberwars. Russia believes the very appearance of the document is potentially dangerous. The 300-page document recently published by the Cooperative Cyber Defense Center for Excellence (NATO CCD COE) has prompted a reaction from several Russian agencies, from the Foreign and … [Read More...]
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