My vote for the most dangerous hacker ploy in 2012 and beyond goes to search engine optimization (SEO) poisoning.
My vote for the most dangerous hacker ploy in 2012 and beyond goes to search engine optimization (SEO) poisoning.
Social networking sites are a goldmine for learning just about anything about anyone. But when it comes to potential employees, just because the information is out there doesn’t mean you can use it -- such an action could land you in a lot of hot water.
The news that the Chamber of Commerce was hacked into by Chinese apparatchiks should come as a shock to no one. It was only recently we posted a blog concerning the Chinese hacking into both AT&T and Verizon networks by implanting eavesdropping technology into network equipment purchased by American companies overseas.
Four Romanian nationals were indicted this month following serial security breaches involving stolen data from more than 80,000 consumer credit, debit and gift cards over the course of four years.
According to the results of the 10th annual Digital Future Project study slated for release early next year, almost half of all Internet shoppers don’t trust online businesses to protect their privacy.