Privacy
Whistle-blower update: Snowden lands in Moscow; WikiLeaker's Gmail searched

A posting from CNET News in there Security section: Several stories involving whistle-blower/espionage suspect Edward Snowden cropped up over the weekend, including word of a U.S. demand for his extradition and that he flew to Moscow Sunday, and is likely heading for another destination. And news of a Justice Department search of a former WikiLeaks […]

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General Security
Hacker Group “Anonymous”, has Declared Cyber-War on behalf of WikiLeaks

A hacker group, identified as “Anonymous”, has declared cyber-war on behalf of WikiLeaks and the attempt to censor the organization’s activities by the U.S. government and private companies. They are responsible for the recent distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks on PayPal, Visa and MasterCard which has been titled “Operation Payback”.

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General Security
The WikiLeaks Security Issue – The Un-Political Side

The political aspect is obvious to many of us, but the information assurance side reveals a scary situation. If the government, with all of its resources is having difficulties protecting sensitive documents, what chances do private companies have?

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